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In a packed episode of the Truro City Football Club podcast we focus on the Women’s Team with team manager Paul Knight, captain Rosie Shipp and vice-captain Kayden Hatton.

Director of Football Alex Black shares an injury update, talks about how the departure of Dom Johnson-Fisher came about and reflects on the terrific win away to table toppers Maidstone United. 

FA Cup Fever is gripping the area - we look ahead to Saturday’s 3rd round qualifying match v Cirencester including a short piece with Trevor Howard from Polwhele School who are sponsoring all of Truro City’s FA Cup matches this season. 

We mention at the time of recording there is a match ball sponsorship opportunity for the FA Cup tie - if interested please contact Rob Butland via [email protected]

During the Women’s team segment captain Rosie Shipp talks about her plans to run the London Marathon in April 2027.

If you would like to sponsor Rosie and help her raise money for Asthma and Lung UK and have a chance of winning a signed football click here

Our next episode - scheduled for recording on Monday March 5th  - focuses on the Milestone project.

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In this episode Truro City Football Club Director of Football Alex Black reflects on the season so far. 

We recorded on Monday morning - Sept 21st - so 8 National League South matches, 2 National League Cup matches and the FA Cup match at Merthyr Town to reflect upon.

Alex also explains the loaning out of Lewis Colwell to Basingstoke and Jack Matthews to Plymouth Parkway and how it works when a full time pro is loaned to a semi-pro club.

We went live to the world prior to the FA Cup Qualifying 3rd round draw and the Merthyr Town replay.

Our next episode - scheduled for recording on September 28th - focuses on the Women’s team who have won 3 out of 3 so far including their most recent match when they came back from 1-0 down to win 19-1. 

We will be joined by team manager Paul Knight, captain Rosie Shipp and vice-captain Kayden Hatton

We would like to hear from you so please use the ‘Get in Touch’ button at the top of these show notes to send us a text or voice message - don’t forget to tell us who you are. All podcast feedback most welcome. 

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And if you would to get involved with the club as a volunteer please drop an email to Amy Horton via [email protected]

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In this episode as we talk to Truro City Football Club Directors Suite match day volunteers John and Veronica Noble plus we have expert match analysis from Alice Mathias reflecting on the three matches since we last broadcast against Leicester City, Walton & Hersham and Salisbury. 

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On home match days John and Veronica look after the match officials, visiting and home directors and other dignitaries.

John and Veronica talk about their role, how they got involved, what they think of the club right now and share couple of ideas plus how they got on with Andy Carroll and Robbie Savage and why you should get involved as a volunteer. 

We also learn how the TCFC social club on New Bridge Street and the Cornwall Senior Cup brought them together back in 1970.

We feature the Women’s team on the show in two weeks time when we talk to manager Paul Knight, captain Rosie Shipp and vice-captain Kayden Hatton. 

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In this episode as we talk to Truro City Football Club assistant manager Stewart Yetton.

What does an assistant manager do?

What do Stewart and manager John Askey talk about during a match?

How do you tell players they’ve been left out? 

How and when do you decide to bring subs on? 

Just some of the conversation starters we asked Stewart during a fascinating and enlightening 20 minutes.

We start the show with Stewart and Director of Football Alex Black reflecting on the win over Chesham.

There are a flurry of matches coming up at the Truro City Stadium:

Tuesday Sept 8th - National League Cup v Leicester City - 7pm kick off, free entrance for season ticket holders and £1 for under 14’s.  

Saturday Sept 12th v Walton & Hersham

Tuesday Sept 15th v Salisbury 

Plus the Trio Women's team fresh from their 16-2 win in their first match are playing Saltash Reserves at Truro College on Sunday Sept 13th - kick off 2-pm 

On the next episode we are talking to behind the scene stalwarts John and Veronica Noble 

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In this episode as we talk to Truro City Football Club owners Andrew Unger and Duane Dorazio.

We recorded in the club's city centre boardroom at lunchtime on the day of the Dagenham and Redbridge match.

Andrew is based in Toronto and Duane in Pennsylvania so an obvious first question ‘How did you get involved with Truro City?’

It’s an insightful 16 minutes during which we cover many aspects of football ownership plus we ask a couple of questions sent in by fans about the stadium development and away travel. Duane is the Chair of the TCFC Community Trust and he talks passionately about that. 

We start the show with a round up of the two bank holiday weekend matches with Truro City Director of Football Alex Black.

There are a flurry of matches coming up at the Truro City Stadium:

Saturday Sept 5th v Chesham - click here for tickets

Tuesday Sept 8th - National League Cup v Leicester City - 7pm kick off, free entrance for season ticket holders and £1 for under 14’s - click here for tickets

Saturday Sept 12th v Walton & Hersham - click here for tickets 

Tuesday Sept 15th v Salisbury - click here for tickets

On the next episode we are planning to talk to Truro City assistant manager Stewart Yetton before the National League Cup match with Leicester City. 

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Head of Media and Communications Gareth Davies is the guest on this episode of the Truro City Football Club podcast.

Gareth gives us some behind the scenes insights into his role and how he prepares when he is commentating. 

On the field Truro City Director of Football Alex Black reflects on the Tonbridge Angels and Southampton matches, updates us on injuries, looks ahead to two tough matches over the bank holiday weekend and hints that another signing might be in the wind. Watch this space on that one!

At the time of broadcast tickets are still available for the Dagenham and Redbridge match at the Truro City Stadium on Saturday August 29th - click here for tickets

In the next episode we are hoping to talk to two of the Truro City Football Club overseas investors.

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Truro City Director of Football Alex Black reflects on the Chelmsford match, looks ahead to the national league cup v Southampton and the next league match away to Tonbridge Angels.

We also learn about the away travel routine for the team. 

Head of Community for the Truro City Football Club Community Trust Will Snapes gives us an insight into his role and all that is going on at the Community Trust including the six strategic pillars .

If you want to be be involved with the Community Trust as a volunteer or potentially as a casual staff member drop an email to [email protected]

If you are enjoying listening please do share with others and leave a review and a rating, that will help others find this podcast 

If you've enjoyed this episode of the Truro City Football Club podcast please do share it with others, write a review and give us a rating via your podcast app, and send us your comments via the get in touch link above. 

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In this the second episode of the Truro City Football Club podcast Director of Football Alex Black and Head of Commercial and Club Secretary Rob Butland reflect on the 2-0 win in the first match of the season v Maidenhead. 

Alex tells us about the signings of Max Kinsey and Tom Dean and the departure of Harry Kite. 

Rob is a well known figure at the stadium. But what do his roles as Club Secretary and Head of Commercial involve and how does he balance the two? 

We find out.

Finally Alex looks ahead to the next match on August 15th at Chelmsford. 

A huge thanks to everyone who tuned into the first episode and the kind comments many of you made. We’ve been a bit overwhelmed with the response so thank you so much for your encouragement and support. Please spread the word, that would be much appreciated.

In episode three we’ll be catching up with Will Snapes and the Truro City Community Trust. Will and the team have got loads of great stuff happening and in the pipeline. 

Other future guests will be a variety of people associated in some way with the club including members of the day to day on and off field teams, fans, key commercial partners, volunteers, investors and stalwarts. 

The aim of the podcast is to keep you informed, engaged and to a degree entertained through regular 20-30 minute episodes. 

If you've enjoyed this episode of the Truro City Football Club podcast please do share it with others, write a review and give us a rating via your podcast app, and send us your comments via the get in touch link above. 

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In this first episode of the Truro City Football Club podcast Director of Football Alex Black talks about the five new signings the club have made so far this summer, looks ahead to the first league match of the season at home to Maidenhead, the new rules which we will see in action on the field and how things have evolved since he first arrived in Cornwall a few years ago.

Our aim with the podcast is to bring you updates, insights and activities at the football club including the development of the community trust, the women's team and the youth teams as well as brief match reviews and previews.

Guests will be a variety of people associated in some way with the club including members of the day to day on and off field teams, key commercial partners, volunteers, investors and stalwarts. 

We want to keep you informed, engaged and to a degree entertained through regular 20-30 minute episodes. 

If you've enjoyed this episode of the Truro City Football Club podcast please do share it with others, write a review and give us a rating via your podcast app, and send us your comments via the get in touch link above. 

Here's the link to buy match tickets : https://platform.justtikit.com/seller/truro-city-fc-d39i

And if you want to buy a shirt, hat, scarf etc click here: https://kitmasters.co.uk/collections/truro-city-football-club