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Oct 8, 2026

Harvey RichardsHOST
17:17
You gotta find the way to get those, even if it is just a really boring one-nil, 2-1s, you gotta get those results to hopefully, you know, get them at least get a good bit of gap between them and that little, that lower, lower third of the league.
Max O'HaraHOST
17:30
Now we're gonna drop down to 18th and 19th where Kendal Town and Northallerton Town battled it out.
Max O'HaraHOST
17:36
Kendal did come out on top, so they did leapfrog Northallerton.
Max O'HaraHOST
17:40
And Northallerton, they'll be very disappointed 'cause that's one of them where you need a win really.
Harvey RichardsHOST
17:45
Yeah.
Harvey RichardsHOST
17:46
Those g- those games at the bottom when you're playing each other, no matter even if you're the team below them, you're, those are always the must wins because you gotta get that little slight edge over the teams, even if it is just, just is mental, a mental, a mental edge over the teams.
GeoffHOST
0:19
Hey.
Andy OgdenHOST
0:22
Northallerton, York, Middlesbrough Ben.
JohnHOST
0:25
Hello.
Andy OgdenHOST
0:26
Hello.
Strange Stories UKHOST
8:23
Whether this originated as a Christian devotional practice or folk magic or some combination of the two is difficult to establish.
Strange Stories UKHOST
8:33
Then there is the Ghostgill of Northallerton Prison.
Strange Stories UKHOST
8:36
The story concerns the ghost of an 11-year-old girl supposedly in prison for stealing bread.
Strange Stories UKHOST
8:42
Unlike many ghost stories, there really was an 11-year-old prisoner whose history closely resembled the legend.
speaker_14VOICE_ACTOR
42:25
Yeah.
speaker_7VOICE_ACTOR
42:26
The plucky English army of 10,000 men faced the invading Scottish host of some 16,000 in a field just outside of Northallerton in Yorkshire.
BobBobHOST
42:37
King Stephen had sent what knights he could, but most of the army seems to have been ordinary folk from the general Yorkshire area.
speaker_7VOICE_ACTOR
42:44
And they carried with them something unusual for the period.

Unknown podcast

King and Baronage (A.D. 1135-1327)-William Holden Hutton

Sep 30 · 1 Mention

speaker_2UNKNOWN
10:30
Then the church stood forth to defend the peace of her children, and the good Thurston, Archbishop of York, who had been to the people of his vast diocese a great and liberal ruler, called together the Furd, the host of the people, to withstand the foe.
speaker_2UNKNOWN
10:48
The two armies met on the moor of Northallerton.
speaker_2UNKNOWN
10:52
The English folk took with them the banners of their own native saints, St. Cuthbert of Durham and St. Wilfred of Ripon, as well as St. Peter of York and St. John of Beverly, together with the king's standard.
speaker_2UNKNOWN
11:05
After a fierce fight the invaders fled back toward Carlisle.
Samuel TurbittHOST
30:19
massive shout out to Cairns World and obviously Kelly who runs it, who's a friend of the podcast.
Samuel TurbittHOST
30:25
But she organised a walk from Darlington to North Allerton, which is about... 16, 17 miles.
Samuel TurbittHOST
30:35
And the whole point of the walk was basically to point out that if you live in Darlington and you want to use somewhere like that facility, which is brilliant for SEND children, isn't it? It's amazing.
Sam FergusonHOST
30:46
You have to
Samuel TurbittHOST
30:47
get in the car and travel to North Allerton.
Samuel TurbittHOST
30:49
So it's a bit of a trap.
Samuel TurbittHOST
30:49
I mean, if you have to get a bus or something, it'd just be a nightmare.
Samuel TurbittHOST
30:52
So they're trying to make the point of why haven't we got something like that in Darlington, which is essentially what Kelly wants to get, isn't it? She wants to have like a centre where there is something like...
Nigel HarrisHOST
20:27
Several
Steph FosterHOST
20:27
... at Northallerton, [laughs] a few, and head up that way.
Steph FosterHOST
20:31
So we're sorry Richard got that one wrong, and, um, we can have a small amount of joy in, uh, pointing it out.
Nigel HarrisHOST
20:38
Richard got that wrong.
Jimmy LeesHOST
50:44
They're really starting to come into it here.
Jimmy LeesHOST
50:47
Got a 1-0 victory over Northallerton Town who were also struggling, but they, they also got a good win on Tuesday, but we'll get onto that next.
Jimmy LeesHOST
50:57
But that big 3-2 victory over Shildon feels massive for Masque.
Max O'HaraHOST
51:02
Yeah, and I mean, they were two, they were, they were up three, 3-1 up on it.
Max O'HaraHOST
51:31
And then that's a massive result against a s- a side like Shildon who will, at least still, it's still in my head, will be top four minimum.
Jimmy LeesHOST
51:38
Yeah.
Jimmy LeesHOST
51:39
Right, now we are on to Northallerton Town.
Jimmy LeesHOST
51:42
Big 3-2 victory over Carlisle City.
Alex ConnorHOST
48:58
Were you at this point as well starting to get a bit more conscious, and I don't know if this was before the breakdown, of your health? And, like, were you doing any training, your nutrition? Like, was what they were providing with you any, was it a nod to that? You know, like now in the teams, they've got, like, nutritionists, and, you know, it's a very well-known thing, but back then it weren't.
Jamie WattamGUEST
49:19
no so in the early days we would drive to events which was it's called Mike Taylor Developments and that was the Ford team so we would drive everywhere so the events would be quite long and you would half the time I think it was Netto then in North Allerton but it's like Aldi you know and we would just go in there and buy a case of white potatoes and we would just cook up as we went along so there was nothing it was almost survival in a way and In Eastern Europe, for instance, you were flat out finding a restaurant.
Jamie WattamGUEST
49:52
We had chicken soup once, and all it was was water with a chicken leg in it.
Jamie WattamGUEST
49:58
And there was no meat.

Unknown podcast

King and Baronage (A.D. 1135-1327)-William Holden Hutton

Sep 23 · 1 Mention

Pamela NagamiNARRATOR
11:28
Then the church stood forth to defend the peace of her children, and the good Thurston, Archbishop of York, who had been to the people of his vast diocese a great and liberal ruler, called together the Furd, the host of the people, to withstand the foe.
Pamela NagamiNARRATOR
11:45
The two armies met on the moor of Northallerton.
Pamela NagamiNARRATOR
11:49
The English folk took with them the banners of their own native saints, St. Cuthbert of Durham and St. Wilfred of Ripon, as well as St. Peter of York and St. John of Beverly, together with the king's standard.
Pamela NagamiNARRATOR
12:02
After a fierce fight the invaders fled back toward Carlisle.

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