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Sep 11, 2026

Ella WilkinsonGUEST
1:44
No.
Ella WilkinsonGUEST
1:44
So where it says Liverpool there, just to the left of that near it says Wallasey.
Ella WilkinsonGUEST
1:50
I'm near around there.
Ella WilkinsonGUEST
1:52
Yeah,
Mark HutchinsonGUEST
34:27
It's a lovely, intimate, medium-sized theatre.
Mark HutchinsonGUEST
34:31
I love the Playhouse because when I was growing up in Wallasey, I used to go over to the Playhouse to see Shakespeare, Ballet Rumba, various things.
Mark HutchinsonGUEST
34:40
It was my local sort of a bit of culture place.
Mark HutchinsonGUEST
34:43
So when I got the chance to work there in 92 at the Playhouse in Blood Brothers, for a change, it was such an intimate place for that show to be played.
SamPANELIST
22:26
Hillside.
SamPANELIST
22:26
Wallasey.
KieranHOST
22:27
Yeah.
KieranHOST
22:28
Um.
Peter FinchHOST
22:28
Wallasey.
Peter FinchHOST
22:29
Wallasey would be amazing.
Peter FinchHOST
22:32
God, they need to get that range built.
KieranHOST
22:33
Berkshire.
Mark HutchinsonGUEST
28:44
And she gave me a clarinet and said, you will learn to read music with this clarinet.
Mark HutchinsonGUEST
28:48
There are lessons every Thursday at Edgerton Grove in Wallasey.
Mark HutchinsonGUEST
28:51
You must go along and tell your parents that you're doing this.
Mark HutchinsonGUEST
28:54
And then she said the most amazing thing.
Mark HutchinsonGUEST
32:44
And they couldn't afford it.
Mark HutchinsonGUEST
32:45
I didn't know that.
Mark HutchinsonGUEST
32:47
They found an adult school in Wallasey, which cost something like a few shillings for a Saturday.
Mark HutchinsonGUEST
32:52
And I did tap, jazz, singing.
Aron PriceHOST
1:32
That was West Lancs.
Aron PriceHOST
1:33
The next day we played Wallasey, which was a frigging gem.
Aron PriceHOST
1:38
Great condition.
Aron PriceHOST
1:39
And then got to Royal Liverpool at 5.50 and the pros were like, yeah, man, you can go out.
Graeme RobertsGUEST
18:53
I mean, we, we, we've, a lot of our network is, is aggregate paths and granite dust.
Graeme RobertsGUEST
18:57
I mean, the, the dream would be, like, you look at, like, yourself and John at Wallasey to go down the grass path route, but it's very quickly nipped in the bud for us 'cause we just haven't got the, we haven't got enough water for our fairways, let alone to extend out our grass pathways.
Graeme RobertsGUEST
19:09
So yeah, the overall area of our grass paths is, is significantly less than our fairways, so we can afford to sort of tie that on at the end of, like, greens and tees programs just to give them a bit of water to help them keep going a little bit longer.
James BledgeHOST
19:22
Do you think some clubs would, will go back to having, uh, or turn the clock back and go back to having aggregate paths when w- when, when water is less and less scarce? Or more and more scarce.
Tommy FleetwoodGUEST
59:06
I think you'll always have, like, a, a good time, um, on one of those.
Tommy FleetwoodGUEST
59:12
Um, like, I mean, I don't know if, does Wallasey class as, like, off the beaten track, or is that, like, super well known these days? Like, so that's, like, really close to Royal Liverpool, like, an amazing links course.
Tommy FleetwoodGUEST
59:24
That's where Stableford became invented.
Charlie HulmeHOST
59:27
Oh, really? I, I don't know much about it-
Leanne CampbellGUEST
6:44
...
Leanne CampbellGUEST
6:44
the Wallasey Operatic Society put on Annie, and Elsie went to me, "Go for it." And me mum was like, "She can't go for it.
Leanne CampbellGUEST
6:52
Oh, she can't go for it." Anyway, her and me granddad dropped me off, and when they were waiting behind where there's like a wooden door, like a corsatina door, and me granddad said to me mum, "That girl's got it.
Leanne CampbellGUEST
7:03
She's brilliant." And the door's opened, it was me.
Sharon CollinsHOST
7:15
Yeah
Leanne CampbellGUEST
7:16
...
Leanne CampbellGUEST
7:16
Wallasey, the Playhouse came around, and it was that, I think, that sort of let me know, actually, I think I might be meant to do this.
Sharon CollinsHOST
7:24
Yeah.
Jacob SpoonleyGUEST
27:03
eh? I am, I am.
Jacob SpoonleyGUEST
27:07
Family is from Wallasey, so Northern Birkenhead, mate, and Dad and Pop come from there, so firmly entrenched through inheritance in...
Jacob SpoonleyGUEST
27:18
Liverpool and the Reds and I've done my fair share of suffering Mark through the 90s I've got a reprieve under Jurgen Klopp and the future at the moment although optimistic is somewhat uncertain
Mark WatsonHOST
27:30
yeah and I think that's it is it's uncertainty I mean outside of maybe Arsenal you look right across this Premier League and everyone's saying look Arsenal's to win Manchester City obviously no Pep Guardiola new manager coming in there Liverpool new manager coming in not necessarily a lot of recruitment done in the off season.
Jacob SpoonleyGUEST
2:00
I am, I am.
Jacob SpoonleyGUEST
2:02
Family is from Wallasey, so Northern Birkenhead, mate, and Dad and Pop come from there, so firmly entrenched through inheritance in...
Jacob SpoonleyGUEST
2:13
Liverpool and the Reds, and I've done my fair share of suffering, Mark.
Jacob SpoonleyGUEST
2:17
Through the 90s, I got a reprieve under Jurgen Klopp, and the future at the moment, although optimistic, is somewhat uncertain.

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