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A comprehensive preview of Saturday’s Sport, and we discover how Bristolians spend their Leisure time.
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Welcome to another weekend of Sport in our city! In Football - Bristol Rovers were thrashed 4-0 at Dagenham & Redbridge on the final day of the League Two season. Our favourite local amateur football club is Bristol Athletic. This Saturday in Premier Two of the Bristol and Surburban league, Athletic play their final match of the season at home to Ridings High. Rugby Union – In the Championship Play-Off Smi Final 1st Leg, Bristol lost 45-24 at Cornish Pirates and now have an uphill task in the 2nd leg at the Memorial stadium. In the other Semi-Final London Welsh lead Bedford, 13-3 after the 1st leg. In Cricket – Gloucestershire gained a draw at Derby in their County Championship, Division Two match against Derbyshire. Kane Williamson hit a century for Glos. This summer the Jessie May Trust host a charity football match and auction at Brislington FC Stadium & Vanity club. The event takes place on Sunday 29th of July with Professional Footballers Joe Burnell, Scott Brown, Alex Russell & Julian Alsop in attendance. Other celebraties playing in the football match include Dean Edwards, Ben Collins, BCfm’s Paul Conroy and ex-Big Brother housemate Josie Gibson. Jessie May is a registered charity providing care and support for children with terminal illnesses. Don’t forget that during Clane Selway’s ’Take it Easy’ show (3-5pm), I ‘ll update you on the latest football scores. You can listen to the BCfm Sports Show between 1pm and 3pm every Saturday on 93.2 fm in Bristol or viawww.bcfm.org.uk – just click listen live. From 5pm until 6pm, its the ‘Results Round-up’.You can listen again to both shows by downloading the podcast from the Paul Davis and Clane Selway link. Feel free to communicate with me. Share your sports event or story with Bristol…. or send me your thoughts on Bristol City, Bristol Rovers, Bristol Rugby or Gloucerstershire Cricket or how your local amateur team are doing. studio@bcfm.org.uk, text to 0752 880 2347 or telephone 0117 9553721. Enjoy your Sport. Paul D x 28 Apr 1:00 pm
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Welcome to another weekend of Sport in our city! In Football - Bristol Rovers won 5-1 at home to Accrington Stanley. The previous match at the Mem resulted in a 7-1 victory over Burton Albion. Pity the Pirates can’t play all their games at home! In the Championship, Bristol City safe from relegation ended the season 1-1 at Burnley. Ryan Taylor with the City goal as they finish the season in 20th place. Our favourite local amateur football club is Bristol Athletic. This Saturday in Premier Two of the Bristol and Surburban league, Athletic play their final match of the season at home to Ridings High. Last saturday Athletic drew 1-1 with Tytherington Rocks Reserves. Rugby Union – In National Two South, Dings Crusaders beat Taunton 39 points to 18 at Lysandeer Avenue, Lockleaze. Local rivals Clifton received a second hammering in as many weeks when Worthing crushed them in Sussex by 54-10. In Cricket – Gloucestershire have lost the first two days of their latest County Championship match against Glamorgan to the wet weather. This summer the Jessie May Trust host a charity football match and auction at Brislington FC Stadium & Vanity club. The event takes place on Sunday 29th of July with Professional Footballers Joe Burnell, Scott Brown, Alex Russell & Julian Alsop in attendance. Other celebraties playing in the football match include Dean Edwards, Ben Collins, BCfm’s Paul Conroy and ex-Big Brother housemate Josie Gibson. Jessie May is a registered charity providing care and support for children with terminal illnesses. Don’t forget that during Clane Selway’s ’Take it Easy’ show (3-5pm), I ‘ll update you on the latest football scores. You can listen to the BCfm Sports Show between 1pm and 3pm every Saturday on 93.2 fm in Bristol or via www.bcfm.org.uk – just click listen live. From 5pm until 6pm, its the ‘Results Round-up’.You can listen again to both shows by downloading the podcast from the Paul Davis and Clane Selway link. Feel free to communicate with me. Share your sports event or story with Bristol…. or send me your thoughts on Bristol City, Bristol Rovers, Bristol Rugby or Gloucerstershire Cricket or how your local amateur team are doing. studio@bcfm.org.uk, text to 0752 880 2347 or telephone 0117 9553721. Enjoy your Sport. Paul D x 21 Apr 1:00 pm
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Welcome to another weekend of Sport in our city! In Football - Bristol Rovers are in the Potteries to play Port Vale in League Two, fresh from an amazing 7-1 hammering of Burton Albion. In the Championship, Bristol City gained a creditable 2-2 draw at Birmingham City last week and eased relegation fears. Today they are up against the Tykes of Barnsley. Our favourite local amateur football club is Bristol Athletic. This Saturday in Premier Two of the Bristol and Surburban league, Athletic play their penultimate match of the season at Tytherington Rocks Reserves. The reverse fixture ended in defeat for Athletic by a solitary goal. Rugby Union - in Pool A of the Championship Promotion Play-off’s Bristol are at home to Doncaster. In National Two South, Dings Crusaders are away to Hertford and neighbours Clifton entertain Shelford. In Cricket – Gloucestershire won their first county championship match of the new season against Hampshire last week. This weekend they are away again – this time at the St Lawrence Ground, home of Kent. This summer Jessie May Trust hosts a charity football match & auction at Brislington FC Stadium & at Vanity in the evening. The event takes place on Sunday 29th of July & Professional Footballers Joe Burnell, Scott Brown, Alex Russell & Julian Alsop are expected to attend. Other celebraties playing in the football match include Dean Edwards, Ben Collins, and ex-Big Brother housemate Josie Gibson. Jessie May is a registered charity providing care and support for children with terminal illnesses. It provides periods of respite, emotional and psychological support as well as palliative and terminal nursing care for children. To be told your child will die before you, is every parent’s worst nightmare. For many families, this is a reality. Some children will die when they’re very young and others deteriorate slowly over a number of years, so full-time care falls to parents – 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. Since the trust was founded in 1996 it has supported over 170 children and their families in Bristol, South Gloucestershire and North Somerset. Jessie May is almost entirely reliant upon voluntary funding. The cost of supporting just one family is a £5,500 a year. Don’t forget that during Clane Selway’s ’Take it Easy’ show (3-5pm), I ‘ll update you on the latest football scores and from 5pm until 6pm, its the ‘Results Round-up’. You can listen to the BCfm Sports Show between 1pm and 3pm every Saturday on 93.2 fm in Bristol or via www.bcfm.org.uk – just click listen live. You can listen again by downloading a podcast from the Paul Davis link. Feel free to communicate with the show. Share your sports event or story with Bristol…. or send me your thoughts on how you think Bristol City, Bristol Rovers, Bristol Rugby or how your local amateur team are doing to studio@bcfm.org.uk or text to 0752 880 2347 or telephone 0117 9553721. Enjoy your Sport. Paul D x 14 Apr 1:00 pm
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Welcome to another weekend of Sport in our city! In Football - Bristol Rovers hammered Burton Albion 7-1 at the Memorial stadium in League Two. A hat-trick for Elliot Richards and a brace for Matt Harrold. In the Championship, Bristol City gained a creditable 2-2 draw at Birmingham City. Stephen Pearson and Jon Stead had given City the lead on two occasions before King and Zigic levelled for Blues. Former Bristol City midfield legend Gerry Gow continues his benefit year. Next up is a Golf Day at Shirehampton Park Golf club on Friday the 20th of April from 11am. The nominated charity is ‘Kicking out for Kids’ and there’s even a 19th hole package of a two course dinner. Our favourite local amateur football club is Bristol Athletic. This week in Premier Division Two of the Bristol and Surburban league, Athletic thrashed Avonmouth Reserves 7-2 ! Rugby Union - in Pool A of the Championship Promotion Play-off’s Bristol won 26-20 at London Welsh. Dings Crusaders eased their relegation fears in National Two League South with a 31 points to 17 win over Barnes. Neighbours Clifton narrowly lost 29-28 at Westcombe Park. In Cricket – Gloucestershire won their first county championship match of the new season against Hampshire at the Rose Bowl by 33 runs. Don’t forget that during Clane Selway’s ’Take it Easy’ show (3-5pm), I ‘ll update you on the latest football and other sports scores and then from 5pm until 6pm, its the ‘Results Round-up’. You can listen to the BCfm Sports Show between 1pm and 3pm every Saturday on 93.2 fm in Bristol or via www.bcfm.org.uk – just click listen live. You can listen again by downloading a podcast from the Paul Davis link. Feel free to communicate with the show by sharing your sporting event or story with the whole of Bristol…. or just send me your comments on Bristol City, Bristol Rovers or Bristol Rugby to studio@bcfm.org.uk or text to 0752 880 2347 or telephone on 0117 9553721. Enjoy your Sport. Paul D x 07 Apr 1:00 pm
Presented by Paul Davis. A comprehensive preview of Saturday’s Sport, and we discover how Bristolians spend their Leisure time. Audio clip: Adobe Flash Player (version 9 or above) is required to play this audio clip. Download the latest version here. You also need to have JavaScript enabled in your browser. Audio clip: Adobe Flash Player (version 9 or above) is required to play this audio clip. Download the latest version here. You also need to have JavaScript enabled in your browser. Welcome again to another weekend of Sport in our city! In Football - Easter brought a home 2-2 draw with Gillingham and a 3-0 hammering at Crewe Alexandra on Easter Monday for Bristol Rovers in League Two. In the Championship, Bristol City gained the maximum six points over the holiday period to ease relegation fears. The Robins are currently 4 points clear of the drop zone after wins at Nottingham Forest and at home to Coventry City (3-1) in front of the biggest crowd of the season at Ashton Gate – 19,000! Former Bristol City midfield legend Gerry Gow continues with his benefit year. Next up is a Golf Day at Shirehampton Deadline for entry to this event is Monday the 16th of April. You can contact Mark Caswell for further details on 07977 831519 or at Our favourite local amateur football club is Bristol Athletic. This week in Premier Division Two of the Bristol and Rugby Union - No match for Bristol in Pool A of the Championship Promotion Play-off’s and the same for Dings Crusaders and neighbours Clifton. Cricket – Gloucestershire lost their first county championship match of the new season to Essex at Chelmsford by an Innings and 38 runs. Don’t forget that during Clane Selway’s Saturday show (3-5pm), I ‘ll update you on the latest football and rugby union scores. From 5pm until 6pm, its the ‘Results Round-up’, with the Classified Football Results and other live summer sporting scores. You can listen to this programme between 1pm and 3pm every Saturday on 93.2 fm in Bristol or via www.bcfm.org.uk – Feel free to communicate with the show by sharing your sporting event or story with the whole of Bristol…. or just send me your comments on Bristol City & Bristol Rovers or Bristol Rugby to studio@bcfm.org.uk or text 0752 880 2347 or ring me on 0117 9553721. Enjoy your Sport. Paul D x 31 Mar 1:00 pm
Presented by Paul Davis. A comprehensive preview of Saturday’s Sport, and we discover how Bristolians spend their Leisure time. Audio clip: Adobe Flash Player (version 9 or above) is required to play this audio clip. Download the latest version here. You also need to have JavaScript enabled in your browser. Audio clip: Adobe Flash Player (version 9 or above) is required to play this audio clip. Download the latest version here. You also need to have JavaScript enabled in your browser. Welcome again to another weekend of Sport in our city! In Football - Bristol Rovers drew o-o at promotion chasing and League Two leaders Swindon Town. Bristol City gained a vital 1-1 draw at home to Derby County in the Championship. Striker Brett Pitman came off the bench to score a 78th minute equaliser. Former Bristol City midfield legend Gerry Gow continues with his benefit year. Next up is a Golf Day at Shirehampton Our favourite local amateur football club is Bristol Athletic. This week in Premier Division Two of the Bristol and Surburban league, Athletic beat Whitchurch 2-1 and now move up a place to 7th in the table. Rugby Union - Bristol drew 19-19 with Nottingham at the Memorial stadium in Pool A of the Championship Promotion Play-off’s. Dings Crusaders are fighting to stay in National Two League South and lost again at Richmond this time by 45 points to 12. Neighbours Clifton were victorious over Redruth 31-24. Don’t forget that during Clane Selway’s Saturday show (3-5pm), I ‘ll update you on the latest football and rugby union scores. From 5pm until 6pm, its the ‘Results Round-up’, with the Classified Football Results and other live summer sporting scores. You can listen to this programme between 1pm and 3pm every Saturday on 93.2 fm in Bristol or via www.bcfm.org.uk – Please feel free to communicate with the show by sharing your sporting event or story with the whole of Bristol…. or just send me your comments on Bristol City & Bristol Rovers or Bristol Rugby to studio@bcfm.org.uk or text 0752 880 2347 or ring me on 0117 9553721. Enjoy your Sport. Paul D x 24 Mar 1:00 pm
Presented by Paul Davis A comprehensive preview of Saturday’s Sport, and we discover how Bristolians spend their Leisure time. Audio clip: Adobe Flash Player (version 9 or above) is required to play this audio clip. Download the latest version here. You also need to have JavaScript enabled in your browser. Audio clip: Adobe Flash Player (version 9 or above) is required to play this audio clip. Download the latest version here. You also need to have JavaScript enabled in your browser. Welcome again to another weekend of Sport in our city! In Football - League Two Bristol Rovers defeated promotion chasing Southend Utd by a goal to nil, courtesy of an 86th minute penalty from Matt Harrold. Harrold scored in the reverse fixture at Roots Hall in a one all draw. Bristol City gained a creditable 1-1 draw at Middlesboro in the Championship. New signing Hogan Ephraim gave city a 1st half lead before Ryan McGiven was sent off and the home side equalised with a goal from Martin. Former Bristol City midfield legend Gerry Gow continues with his benefit year. Next up is a Golf Day at Shirehampton Park Our favourite local amateur football club is Bristol Athletic. This week in Premier Division Two of the Bristol and Surburban league after 4 straight defeats Athletic got back to winning ways with a hard fought 2-1 home win over Glenside 5 OB. Rugby Union - Bristol won 24-19 at Nottingham in their 3rd Pool A match in the Championship Promotion Play-off’s. Dings Crusaders Don’t forget that during Clane Selway’s Saturday show (3-5pm), I ‘ll update you on the latest football and rugby You can listen to this programme between 1pm and 3pm every Saturday on 93.2 fm in Bristol or via www.bcfm.org.uk – Please feel free to communicate with the show by sharing your sporting event or story with the whole of Bristol…. or just send me your comments to studio@bcfm.org.uk or text to 0752 880 2347 or ring on 0117 9553721. Enjoy your Sport. Paul D x 17 Mar 1:00 pm
Presented by Paul Davis. A comprehensive preview of Saturday’s Sport and we discover how Bristolians spend their Leisure time. Audio clip: Adobe Flash Player (version 9 or above) is required to play this audio clip. Download the latest version here. You also need to have JavaScript enabled in your browser. Audio clip: Adobe Flash Player (version 9 or above) is required to play this audio clip. Download the latest version here. You also need to have JavaScript enabled in your browser. Welcome again to another weekend of Sport in our city! Football - League Two Bristol Rovers defeated the Wombles of Wimbledon by a goal to nil, courtesy of Mustapha Carayoll. Bristol City gained a creditable goalless draw at Relegation rivals Portsmouth at Fratton Park in the Championship. Former Bristol City midfield legend Gerry Gow continues with his benefit year. Next up is a Golf Day at Shirehampton Park Golf club on Friday the 20th of April from 11am. Teams of four are welcome to sign up at a cost of £250 which includes various competitions and a carvery lunch at 6pm. The nominated charity is ‘Kicking out for Kids’ and there is even a 19th hole package of a two course dinner. Deadline for entry to this event is Monday the 16th of April and you can contact Mark Caswell for further details on 07977 831519 or at mark.caswell@btinternet.com Our favourite local amateur football club is Bristol Athletic. No game this week in Premier Division Two of the Bristol and Surburban league after 4 straight defeats. Athletic lie 6th in the table. Rugby Union - Bristol were held 12-12 by London Welsh on sunday in their 2nd Pool A match in the Championship Promotion Play-off’s. Dings Crusaders are fighting to stay in National Two League South and along with neighbours Clifton they had a free weekend due to the final round of Six Nations matches. Don’t forget that during Clane Selway’s Saturday show (3-5pm), I ‘ll update you on the latest football and rugby union scores. From 5pm until 6pm, its the ‘Results Round-up’, so you’ll know the Bristol City, Bristol Rovers and Bristol Rugby results. You can listen to this programme between 1pm and 3pm every Saturday on 93.2 fm in Bristol or via www.bcfm.org.uk – just click listen live. If you ever miss it, you can hear it again by downloading the podcast from the Paul Davis link. Please feel free to communicate with the show by sharing your sporting event or story with the whole of Bristol…. or just give me your comments at paul@bcfm.org.uk Enjoy your Sport. Paul D x 10 Mar 1:00 pm
Presented by Paul Davis A comprehensive preview of Saturday’s Sport, and we discover how Bristolians spend their Leisure time. Audio clip: Adobe Flash Player (version 9 or above) is required to play this audio clip. Download the latest version here. You also need to have JavaScript enabled in your browser. Audio clip: Adobe Flash Player (version 9 or above) is required to play this audio clip. Download the latest version here. You also need to have JavaScript enabled in your browser. Welcome to another weekend of Sport in our city. Football - League Two Bristol Rovers have a south west derby at promotion candidates Torquay Utd. Bristol City gained a morale boosting midweek win at home to Leicester City and at teatime today they face severnside rivals Cardiff City at Ashton Gate. Kick-off is 5.20pm and its live on Sky Television. Former Bristol City midfield legend Gerry Gow continues with his benefit year. Next up is a Golf Day at Shirehampton Park Golf club on Friday the 20th of April from 11am. Teams of four are welcome to sign up at a cost of £250 which includes various competitions and a carvery lunch at 6pm. The nominated charity is ‘Kicking out for Kids’ and there is even a 19th hole package of a two course dinner. Deadline for entry to this event is Monday the 16th of April and you can contact Mark Caswell for further details on 07977 831519 or at mark.caswell@btinternet.com Our favourite local amateur football club is Bristol Athletic. Today they host 2nd placed Easton Cowboys Surburbia in Premier Division Two of the Bristol and Surburban league. Athletic lie 6th in the table. Rugby Union - Bristol absolutely hammered Doncaster Knights by 65 points to 3 at Castle Park last night in their opening Pool A match in the Championship Promotion Play-off’s. Dings Crusaders are fighting to stay in National Two League South and this afternoon they have a real relegation battle at Lydney. Clifton won the west country derby at Cribbs Causeway against Taunton by 34 points to 11 last week. Today they are also away at Old Albanians. Don’t forget that during Clane Selway’s Saturday show (3-5pm), I ‘ll update you on the latest football and rugby union scores. From 5pm until 6pm, its the ‘Results Round-up’, so you’ll know the Bristol City, Bristol Rovers and Bristol Rugby results. You can listen to this programme between 1pm and 3pm every Saturday on 93.2 fm in Bristol or via www.bcfm.org.uk – just click listen live. If you ever miss it, you can hear it again by downloading the podcast from the Paul Davis link. Please feel free to communicate with the show by sharing your sporting event or story with the whole of Bristol…. or just give me your comments at paul@bcfm.org.uk Enjoy your Sport. Paul D x
03 Mar 1:00 pm
Presented by Paul Davis. A comprehensive preview of Saturday’s Sport, and we discover how Bristolians spend their Leisure time. Audio clip: Adobe Flash Player (version 9 or above) is required to play this audio clip. Download the latest version here. You also need to have JavaScript enabled in your browser. Audio clip: Adobe Flash Player (version 9 or above) is required to play this audio clip. Download the latest version here. You also need to have JavaScript enabled in your browser. Welcome to another weekend of Sport in our city. In Football, League Two Bristol Rovers were held at home by Macclesfield Town in a goaless draw but at least it was another clean sheet for Manager Mark McGhee. Bristol City were defeated yet again in the Championship, this time three nil at Portman Road, home of Ipswich Town. My thanks to my special guest on today’s show; Gerry Gow. The former Bristol City midfield legend continues with his benefit year. Next up is a Golf Day at Shirehampton Park Golf club on Friday the 20th of April from 11am. Teams of four are welcome to sign up at a cost of £250 which includes various competitions and a carvery lunch at 6pm. The nominated charity is ‘Kicking out for Kids’ and there is even a 19th hole package of a two course dinner. Deadline for entry to this event is Monday the 16th of April and you can contact Mark Caswell for further details on 07977 831519 or at mark.caswell@btinternet.com Our favourite local amateur football club is Bristol Athletic. Today they lost one nil at Brislington A in Premier Division Two of the Bristol and Surburban league. Rugby Union - No match for Bristol this weekend as they are preparing for the Pool A matches in the Promotion Play-off’s. Dings Crusaders are fighting to stay in National Two League South and they had a fine 12 points to 3 win over Henley at Lysandeer Avenue. Clifton won the west country derby at Cribbs Causeway against Taunton by 34 points to 11. Don’t forget that during Clane Selway’s Saturday show (3-5pm), I ‘ll update you on the latest football and rugby union scores. From 5pm until 6pm, its the ‘Results Round-up’, so you’ll know the Bristol City, Bristol Rovers and Bristol Rugby results. You can listen to this programme between 1pm and 3pm every Saturday on 93.2 fm in Bristol or via www.bcfm.org.uk – just Please feel free to communicate with the show by sharing your sporting event or story with Bristol…. or just give me your comments on the show at paul@bcfm.org.uk Enjoy your Sport. Paul x 25 Feb 1:00 pm
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Welcome to another weekend of Sport in our city. Bristol Rovers left it rather late to record their first win at Rotherham United for 18 years with an added time strike from Andy Dorman. Bristol City were defeated again, 3-1 this time at home to Ian Holloway’s Blackpool. Bristol Rugby are guaranteed to make the Championship Play-off’s and they handed fellow promotion chasers Doncaster a 52 points to 26 hammering and ran in seven tries to boot at the Memorial stadium on Friday night. Our favourite local amateur football club is Bristol Athletic. Today they lost 3-1 at Stoke Gifford United, who earlier in the season hit eight goals past Athletic at Failand in Premier Division Two of the Bristol and Surburban league. In Rugby Union, it was Six Nations weekend again with wins for Wales, Ireland and France. In National Two league South no matches for Clifton or Dings Crusaders. Bristol Ladies RFC are looking out for Team Managers for ten hours a week to perform various tasks such as preparing changing rooms to confirming player availability. For further details contact Heidi Mercer on 07791 163504 or drop her a line at hmerc@hotmail.co.uk Don’t forget that during Clane Selway’s Saturday show (3-5pm), I ‘ll update you on the latest football and rugby union scores plus from 5pm until 6pm, its the ‘Results Round-up’, so you’ll know how Bristol City, Bristol Rovers and Bristol Rugby clubs get on. You can listen to this programme between 1pm and 3pm every Saturday on 93.2 fm in Bristol or via www.bcfm.org.uk – just click Also, please feel free to communicate with the show by sharing your sporting event or story with Bristol…. or just give me your comments on the show at paul@bcfm.org.uk Enjoy your Sport. Paul x 18 Feb 1:00 pm
Presented by Paul Davis A comprehensive preview of Saturday’s Sport, and we discover how Bristolians spend their Leisure time. Audio clip: Adobe Flash Player (version 9 or above) is required to play this audio clip. Download the latest version here. You also need to have JavaScript enabled in your browser. Audio clip: Adobe Flash Player (version 9 or above) is required to play this audio clip. Download the latest version here. You also need to have JavaScript enabled in your browser. Welcome once again to another weekend of Sport in our city. The freezing weather has abated this week so we expect all of the sporting fixtures to go ahead. Last Saturday Bristol Rovers beat Morecambe 2-1 in league two with goals from Lee Brown and Scott Mcgleish. Today they are at home again – this time Oxford United are the visitors to BS7. Bristol City were defeated 3-0 at play-off chasing Hull City at the KC Stadium and today they are at Peterborough United. Bristol Rugby are guaranteed to top the Championship now but they have the lottery of the Play-Off’s to negotiate. Don’t mention Exeter Chief’s to Bris supporters. Our favourite local football club is Bristol Athletic. This saturday they are away to Ridings High. No game for the Under 18′s in the Bristol Combination. In Rugby Union, no Six Nations this week. In National Two league South Clifton are at Hertford (3pm) whilst Dings Crusaders (2.30pm) play Southend at Lockleaze. Bristol Ladies RFC are looking out for Team Managers for ten hours a week to perform various tasks such as preparing changing rooms to confirming player availability. Heidi Mercer joins me for a chat on the show. Further details on 07791 163504 or at hmerc@hotmail.co.uk Cricket News - Gloucestershire captain Alex Gidman’s Benefit year starts with a Gala Dinner at the Bristol Hotel next Thursday the 23rd of February. Somerset Batsman Marcus Trescothick will be in attendence along with ‘Celebrity Master Chef’ champion and former Gloucester & England Rugby Union forward Phil Vickery. Tickets are priced at £50 and available from info@alexgidmanbenefit2012.co.uk Don’t forget during Clane Selway’s Saturday show (3-5pm), I ‘ll update you on the latest football and rugby scores plus from5pm until 6pm, its the ‘Results Round-up’, so you’ll know how Bristol City, Bristol Rovers and Bristol Rugby clubs get on. You can listen to this programme between 1pm and 3pm every Saturday on 93.2 fm in Bristol or viawww.bcfm.org.uk – just click listen live. If you ever miss it, you can hear it again by downloading the podcast by following the Paul Davis link on the home page. Also, please communicate with the show by sharing your sporting event with Bristol…. or just drop me your comments at paul@bcfm.org.uk Enjoy your Sport. Paul x
11 Feb 1:00 pm
Presented by Paul Davis A comprehensive preview of Saturday’s Sport, and we discover how Bristolians spend their Leisure time. Audio clip: Adobe Flash Player (version 9 or above) is required to play this audio clip. Download the latest version here. You also need to have JavaScript enabled in your browser. Audio clip: Adobe Flash Player (version 9 or above) is required to play this audio clip. Download the latest version here. You also need to have JavaScript enabled in your browser. Welcome once again to another weekend of Sport in our city. The freezing weather has put paid to much of the football fixtures but Bristol Rovers beat Morecambe 2-1 in league two with goals from Lee Brown and Scott Mcgleish. Bristol City were defeated 3-0 at play-off chasing Hull City at the KC Stadium. Bristol Rugby’s home game with Moseley in The Championship was previously postponed because of a frozen pitch but has been rearranged for Sunday at 3pm. Our favourite local football club is Bristol Athletic. This saturday they are at home to lowly Whitchurch at Failand – weather permitting in Premier Division Two of the Bristol Surburban league. On sunday the Under 18′s are away to Thornbury Town in the Bristol Combination. In Rugby Union, it’s Six Nations weekend again. England narrowly beat Italy in Rome by 19 points to 15 on saturday and then in Paris, France’s game with Ireland was called off just six minutes before a 8pm kick-off with temperatures due to drop to -8 in the french capital. …On Sunday, Wales play Scotland at the Millenium stadium, Cardiff. In National Two league South Clifton entertained Barnes at Cribbs Causeway whilst Dings Crusaders (2.30pm) were in Cornwall this afternoon to play Launceston. Bristol Ladies RFC are looking out for Team Managers for ten hours a week to perform various tasks such as preparing changing rooms to confirming player availability. For further details please contact Heidi Mercer on 07791 163504 or at hmerc@hotmail.co.uk Cricket News - Gloucestershire captain Alex Gidman’s Benefit year starts with a Gala Dinner at the Bristol Hotel on Thursday February the 23rd. Somerset Batsman Marcus Trescothick will be in attendence along with ‘Celebrity Master Chef’ champion and former Gloucester & England Rugby Union forward Phil Vickery. Tickets are priced at £50 and available from info@alexgidmanbenefit2012.co.uk Don’t forget during Clane Selway’s Saturday show (3-5pm), I ‘ll update you on the latest football and rugby scores plus from5pm until 6pm, its the ‘Results Round-up’, so you’ll know how Bristol City, Bristol Rovers and Bristol Rugby clubs get on. You can listen to this programme between 1pm and 3pm every Saturday on 93.2 fm in Bristol or via www.bcfm.org.uk – just click listen live. If you ever miss it, you can hear it again by downloading the podcast by following the Paul Davis link on the home page. Also, please communicate with my facebook page if you want your sporting event to be publicised…. or drop me your comments at paul@bcfm.org.uk Enjoy your Sport. Paul 04 Feb 1:00 pm
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Friday the 3rd of February marked the 30th Anniversary of the ‘Ashton Gate Eight’ football fiasco when Bristol City football club was saved from existinction at the eleventh hour by two Bristol businessmen. Bristol City Supporters Trust Board member, Mark Tovey joins me in the first hour of the programme from 1.30pm to discuss the fall out from this sad day back in 1982. Our favourite local football club is Bristol Athletic. This saturday they are away to 6th placed Ridings High who are one place below them in Premier Division Two of the Bristol Surburban league. Tomorrow the Under 18′s are at Yate United in the Bristol Combination. In Rugby Union, it’s Six Nations weekend. Scotland play England at Murryfield from 5pm this afternoon and in Paris, France host Italy from 2.30pm…On Sunday, Ireland play Wales in Dublin. No match this Saturday for Clifton in National Two league South because of the International matches but Dings Crusaders have a Gloucestershire Cup game at Cinderford (2.30pm). Cricket News - Gloucestershire captain Alex Gidman’s Benefit year starts with a Gala Dinner at the Bristol Hotel on Thursday February the 23RD. Somerset Batsman Marcus Trescothick will be in attendence along with ‘Celebrity Master Chef’ champion and former Rugby Union forward Phil Vickery. Tickets are priced at £50 and available from info@alexgidmanbenefit2012.co.uk Don’t forget during Clane Selway’s saturday show (3-5pm), I ‘ll update you on the latest football and rugby scores plus from Enjoy your Sport. Paul Davis.
21 Jan 1:00 pm
Presented by Paul Davis A comprehensive preview of Saturday’s Sport, and we discover how Bristolians spend their Leisure time.
Our favourite local football club is Bristol Athletic. Last Saturday they gained a one all draw against Severn Beach. Today they host Avonmouth Reserves. Tomorrow its a clash of the Athletic’s as Bristol U18’S travel to Hanham U18’S in Bristol Division North. 2nd from bottom Doncaster Rovers are Bristol City’s opponents in the Championship this afternoon. City lie in 20th place and need all three points to pull away from the relegation zone. Bristol Rovers held high flying Crawley Town to a goaless draw last saturday plus they finally have a new manager aboard the Pirate ship – namely former Bristol City apprentice Mark McGhee. Today they have a tough local derby at 2nd in League Two at local rivals, Cheltenham Town. In Rugby Union, Dings Crusaders are at Shelford this afternoon for a 2.15pm start and Clifton host Hartpury college at Cribbs Causeway from 2.30pm. Cricket News - Gloucestershire captain Alex Gidman’s Benefit year starts with a Gala Dinner at the Bristol Hotel on Thursday February 23RD. Somerset Batsman Marcus Trescothick will be in attendence along with ‘Celebrity Master Chef’ Champion and former Rugby Union forward Phil Vickery. Tickets are £50 and are available from info@alexgidmanbenefit2012.co.uk Don’t forget during Clane Selway’s saturday show (3-5pm), I ‘ll update you on the latest football and rugby scores plus from Remember you can listen live to this programme between 1pm and 3pm every Saturday on 93.2 fm in Bristol or via www.bcfm.org.uk – just click listen live. If you ever miss it, you can hear it again by downloading the podcast from Paul Davis link on the home page. Enjoy your Sport. Paul.
14 Jan 1:00 pm
Presented by Paul Davis A comprehensive preview of Saturday’s Sport and we discover how Bristolians spend their Leisure time.
I talked to Chief Executive Tom Richardson and first team captain, Alex Gidman prior to a planning meeting as they voiced their enthusiasm for a proposed development that would cost ten million pounds. Bristol City are at mid-table Brighton & Hove Albion in The Championship on Saturday. Stephen Pearson serves a one-game ban after his red card in the FA Cup defeat to Crawley and Marvin Elliot is doubtful with a hamstring strain. Liam Fontaine is still out but new loan signing Chris Wood and Ricky Foster could make their debuts. Kazenga LuaLua is a major doubt for Brighton after suffering a hamstring injury in the FA Cup against Wrexham. Spaniard Vicente and Will Hoskins are set to return, while Lewis Dunk is available again after suspension. Bristol Rovers host table toppers Crawley Town at the Memorial stadium and the Pirates will want to move further away from the wrong end of the League Two Relegation zone. Back in September the gas lost by 4 goals to one with Lee Brown grabbing a consolation goal. In midweek it was Mr Brown who came up trumps with the opening strike in a 2-1 away win at fellow strugglers Hereford United. Our favourite Amateur Football club are Bristol Athletic FC. No match last week for the Saturday side last week because of the wet weather. Athletic lie 6th in the table with 19 points from 11 matches, 7 points off leaders Easton Cowboys Suburbia who have a game in hand in Premier Division Two of the Bristol Surburban league. Today they face Severn Beach at Failand (2pm). The Under 18′s are at home to Kingswood in Bristol Division North of the Bristol Football combination on sunday. In Rugby Union, Bristol beat bottom side Esher last week by 27 points to 7. Bristol are now eleven points clear of 2nd placed Bedford Blues. Today’s opponents in the capital are third placed London Welsh. Dings Crusaders narrowly lost 24-23 at Redruth last Saturday. This afternoon they have a crucial relegation scrap at home to bottom side Westcombe Park. Clifton RFC also lost out last week, with a defeat to Henley by 29 points to 20 at Cribbs Causeway. Today they make the short trip up the M5 to play Gloucestershire neighbours Lydney. We also talk Badmington with Gary Scrivens. The Warmley club are suffering from a dip in Membership, so if you fancy a game for only £3 then ring 0117 9583168 after 6pm. Members meet every Tuesday in the sports hall at the Grange school and sports college, Tower Road North, Warmely between 7pm and 10pm. Don’t forget that during Clane Selway’s saturday show (3-5pm), I ‘ll update you on the latest football and rugby scores plus from 5pm until 6pm, we have a full hour dedicated to the ‘Results Round-up’, so you’ll know how City, Rovers and Bristol Rugby clubs get on today. Remember you can listen live to this programme between 1pm and 3pm every Saturday on 93.2 fm in Bristol or via www.bcfm.org.uk – just click listen live. If you miss it, you can hear it again by downloading a podcast from the Paul Davis link on the home web page. Enjoy your Sport. Paul. 07 Jan 1:00 pm
Presented by Paul Davis A comprehensive preview of Saturday’s Sport, and we discover how Bristolians spend their Leisure time.
Bristol City enter the competition at the 3rd Round stage with a tricky tie at League Two leaders, Crawley Town. Our favourite Amateur Football club are Bristol Athletic FC. The Regional Sunday side have now disbanded due to a lack of numbers but the Saturday side and Under 18′s are back in action this weekend, weather permitting! They will not want another postponement as this causes fixture backlog at the end of the season but all being well, the Saturday team are at home to Glenside 5 Old Boys. The lads will be out for revenge as the lost the opening day reverse fixture by 5 goals to 3. The Under 18′s are away to Warmley Rangers on Sunday in Bristol Division North. In Rugby Union, Bristol have on paper an easy match with bottom of the Championship Esher on Sunday (3pm) at the Memorial stadium. Bristol are still top of the table with 60 points, seven clear of Bedford Blues. On saturday, Dings Crusaders and Clifton RFC continue their campaigns in National Two league South after the Christmas break with matches against Redruth and Henley respectively. You can listen live to this programme between 1pm until 3pm every Saturday on 93.2 fm in Bristol or via www.bcfm.org.uk – just click Enjoy your Sport. Paul Davis. 31 Dec 1:00 pm
Presented by Paul Davis A comprehensive preview of Saturday’s Sport, and we discover how Bristolians spend their Leisure time.
Welcome to the final show of 2011. Both of our Professional football sides play their final matches of the year. In the Championship Bristol City won by a goal to nil against the league leaders, Southampton at St. Mary’s last night to complete a season double. Stephen Pearson’s 79th minute strike took away Saints unbeaten home record in 2011. In Rugby Union, Bristol won again away to Nottingham in the Championship at Meadow Lane last night to open up a massive 12 point lead over their rivals. It was close this time with Bristol running out winners by 35-24 (4 tries to 2). There will also be a review of the year with my favourite Interviews and Features. 1) GERRY GOW – FOOTBALL INTERVIEW. Back in August 2011, I interviewed Bristol City Midfield legend Gerry Gow who used to grace the old 1st Division for the Robins in the 1970’s. I met Gerry at Clevedon Town Football club as he launched his Testimonial year and asked him how the move to the west country came about? 2) RACISM IN FOOTBALL – FEATURE With recent instances of alleged racism between Premiership Footballers; Pat Hart reports on how an Bristol iniative is trying to address the problem…. 3) BRISTOL WOMAN’S FOOTBALL – INTERVIEW Bristol Woman’s Academy Team enjoyed their first venture into Europe with a tie in Russia this year. Saturday Sport’s Neil Evans met up with striker Anne Marie Heatherson before the first leg at Ashton Gate… 4) DISABLED LAND SAILOR, CHRIS SELWAY – INTERVIEW The sport of ‘Land Sailing’ is a new one and you will find both able bodied and disabled athletes competing equally against each other. Earlier this month I talked to paraplegic Sailor Chris Selway… 5) BASKETBALL REFEREE, DAVID NORRINGTON – INTERVIEW In Sept 2011, the City Academy next door to our BCfm studios hosted Basketball’s Bristol Academy Cup. I caught up with Referee David Norrington who had literally just finished officiating at the event… 6) HILLSBOROUGH DISASTER POLICING – INTERVIEW BCfm’s Friday ‘Politics’ Drivetime show presenter, Tony Gosling interviewed Tony Farrell, a senior Policeman who witnessed a breakdown in crowd control within South Yorkshire police. He was on duty at Hillsborough stadium when 96 Liverpool fans were crushed to death…. 7) Dings Crusaders Chairman – Steve Lloyd INTERVIEW Local Amateur rugby team Dings Crusaders play in National Two League South and two weeks ago they earned a 20 points to 15 win over their bitter rivals Clifton. Dings Chairman Steve Lloyd spoke to me before the big Derby at Lysandeer Avenue…. 8a) Bristol City Legends Evening – Interview with Scott Murray In September, past Bristol City players and the then Management team under Keith Millen honoured City Legends at Ashton Gate and raised money for the John Ateyo statue… Former Aston Villa and Robins winger Scott Murray is now a BBC Radio Bristol & Somerset Sound pundit. I asked Scott what his invitation mean’t to him personally… 8b) Bristol City Legends Evening – Interview with Angus Scott At the Bristol City Legends evening I bumped into former HTV West and ITV Sports Presenter Angus Scott. I asked Angus, about his role at this special evening? Enjoy your Sport in 2012 and have a very happy new year! Paul Davis. 24 Dec 1:00 pm
Presented by Paul Davis A comprehensive preview of Saturday’s Sport, and we discover how Bristolians spend their Leisure time.
Happy Christmas to all Sports Fans and welcome to the Christmas Eve ‘Saturday Sport’ special! Bristol Athletic have a break from Football for the festive season. The lads return to action in the Bristol & Suburban league Premier Two on January the 7th – weather permitting of course. I’d like to publicly thank Chairman Patrick Hart and all at the club for providing such an entertaining season in 2011 - live on BCfm 93.2. Here’s to continued success in 2012! If you want to join this friendly community club, Athletic have their Christmas Party this Friday the 23rd of December at Papa’s Lounge, 9, Union street, Bristol. BS1 2DU. The night is a farewell to Club Administrator/Secretary Jackie who is now settled in Orpington, Kent. Tickets are just £5 with more available on the door. The fun starts at 7.30pm with Food from 8pm and live DJ sets from Freshblood, Kankard and Melv. For further information on purchasing your tickets please email info@bristolathletic.co.uk or log onto the Bristol Athletic FC website. Both of our Professional football sides are busy over Christmas. In the Championship Bristol City have a real six pointer against bottom side Coventry City at the Ricoh Arena on Boxing Day (3pm) and in League Two, Bristol Rovers have a Midday clash with South West rivals Plymouth Argyle at the Memorial stadium. In Rugby Union, Bristol entertain Championship Title rivals Bedford at the Mem on Friday night with the winner having the honour of being top at Christmas. Fly-half Mark Davies is out of action for around six weeks after dislocating his shoulder in last Saturday’s British & Irish Cup defeat at Ayr by 16 points to 14. The 22-year-old, made his first start since September and impressed in Scotland before suffering the injury in the 52nd minute. Head coach Liam Middleton signed Matty James to complement fly-half Tristan Roberts and Davies earlier this season but is unlikely to bring in short-term reinforcements.The injury rules Davies out of the key Championship games with Bedford, Nottingham, Esher, London Welsh and Rotherham Titans. Our local Non-League outfits Dings Crusaders and Clifton RFC have a break from the oval ball until the New Year in National Two league South. You can listen live to this programme between 1pm until 3pm every Saturday on 93.2 fm in Bristol or via www.bcfm.org.uk – just click listen live. If you ever miss the programme, you can hear it again by downloading the podcast from this web page every Saturday. Enjoy your Sport during the holidays! Paul Davis. 17 Dec 1:00 pm
Presented by Paul Davis A comprehensive preview of Saturday’s Sport, and we discover how Bristolians spend their Leisure time.
Hi Sports Fans. Unfortunately, Bristol Athletic have had all of their weekend football matches postponed due to the torrential rains of this week! However, both of our Professional sides should escape the weather. In the Championship Bristol City have an early relegation scrap with Nottingham Forest at the Gate this afternoon and in League Two, Bristol Rovers face a tricky pre-christmas trip to Kent to play play-off candidates Gillingham. In Rugby Union, Bristol Rugby lead the Championship from Bedford and today they turn their attentions over the border to a scottish encounter at Ayr in the British & Irish cup. Our local Non-League outfits Dings Crusaders and Clifton RFC meet again in National Two League South. This time Dings are at home hoping to avenge a defeat by their bitter rivals at Cribbs Causeway in September. I’ll be speaking live to Dings Crusaders Chairman Steve Lloyd from 1.30pm. You can listen live to this programme from 1pm until 3pm every Saturday on 93.2 fm in Bristol or around the world on www.bcfm.org.uk – just click listen live. If you ever miss the programme, you can hear it again by downloading the podcast from this web page every Saturday. Enjoy your Sport! Paul Davis. 10 Dec 1:00 pm
Presented by Paul Davis A comprehensive preview of Saturday’s Sport, and we discover how Bristolians spend their Leisure time.
Hi Sports Fans. This week our favourite local football team, Bristol Athletic will hope that the weather doesn’t intervene again as they take on Almondsbury UWE Reserves at Failand in Premier Two of the Bristol & Surburban league at 2pm. In the professional game, Bristol City are away at Derby County in the Championship as they attempt to bounce back from a narrow home defeat to Middlesboro. Bristol Rovers host local west country rivals Swindon Town in League Two at the Memorial stadium. Tickets for the F.A. Cup 3rd Round clash against Aston Villa to be played at the Mem at 5.30pm (live also on ESPN) on Saturday the 7th of January 2012 are on sale before and after the match with Swindon to Priority Group One Ticket holders (Season Ticket, 1883 Club members, Presidents club, Helpline). Adult prices are £20 and £13 for OAP’s/Students. In Rugby Union, Bristol Rugby are the leaders of the Championship. Today they are in Devon to play Plymouth Albion. Dings Crusaders are away at improving Old Albanian’s and Clifton RFC are home to cornish side Launceston. Pat Hart reports on Racist comments made by FIFA’s Head, Sepp Blatter which have incensed the world of Football. I’ll keep you updated on the latest footy scores in the early kick-off’s and in Snooker Bristol’s Judd Trump is in the Final of the UK Championships at The Barbican in York after beating Australia’s Neil Robertson 9-7. You can listen live to this programme from 1pm until 3pm every Saturday on 93.2 fm in Bristol or around the world on www.bcfm.org.uk – just click listen live. Remember if you ever miss the programme – you can hear it again by downloading the podcast on this web page every Saturday. Enjoy your Sport! Paul Davis.
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