The Cats Whiskers

Tina, Paul, Adam and Ant are joined by a couple of the gang too back in the Bunkers Hill following the Panthers double home weekend against Dundee & Belfast.

It's almost a full house back in the Bunkers Hill as the gang get together to look back at a decent start to the new EIHL Season for the Nottingham Panthers.

During the course of Adam's loan spell with EIHL Face-Off podcast, he made a friend in the shape of Nino Bourge-Maldinez, a member of the Ducs D'Angers media team, and took the opportunity to ask some questions of the recently departing Panthers coach Jonathan Parades who was kind enough to take the time to give us his thoughts. We'd like to thank both parties for their time.

During the course of Adam's loan spell with EIHL Face-Off podcast, he made a friend in the shape of Nino Bourge-Maldinez, a member of the Ducs D'Angers media team, and took the opportunity to ask some questions of the recently departing Panthers coach Jonathan Parades who was kind enough to take the time to give us his thoughts. We'd like to thank both parties for their time.

The gang are back together in person one final time in pre-season, and are joined by a returning friend, as they chat about what they've seen so far in the Danny Stewart era.

It's a quick follow-up to the previous episode as this time, Tina, Adam and Ant are joined by TCW's "official" Belfast correspondent Noel Gillespie. The gang look at the recent additions to Panthers and Noel gives us a detailed look at the new Giants roster as well as answering a couple of questions sent via the socials.

Tina, Adam and Ant are joined by Fife fan Jordan Byers from EIHL Face-Off podcast to talk about recent Panthers news and all of the happenings at the Flyers.

Tina, Ant and Adam are in Bunkers Hill, joined by a plethora of contributors, Sara, Zara, Jemma, Beckie, Andy, Steve and Frankie, immediately following the Panthers Q&A with CEO Omar Pacha and new Head Coach Danny Stewart, both of whom we managed to talk to for this episode.

Ant sat down with Blaze fans Scott Findlay and Lewis Callant following the swap in coaching staff between Nottingham and Coventry.