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112. The season so far with Richard Duffy and Charles Porter
38:33||Ep. 112The Congleton Town Football Club podcast returns with manager Richard Duffy and chairman Charles Porter reflecting on the season so far. There's also an update on upcoming development work happening at the Cleric Stadium.
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111. 2025/26 season review: Final day survival secured
01:21:24||Ep. 111Moorlands Radio's Richard Scott joins the podcast to review Congleton Town's 2025/26 season, where the Bears secured their Northern Premier League survival on the final day. Hear from the management team and chairman, plus get the player and fan perspective as they reflect back on the season and the final day.
110. Returning to action
17:33||Ep. 110In the first podcast of 2026, Richard Duffy joins to chat about the season so far, his hopes for the rest of the season and whether the two week break has been a period of frustration or it's allowed a reset.
109. Wrapping up a festive win and a Boxing Day preview
29:49||Ep. 109Hear from Congleton Town manager Richard Duffy and captain Darren Chadwick after the Bears beat Sporting Khalsa, plus a look back on the calendar year. Shifnal Town fan Ric Porteous also looks ahead to Congleton's Boxing Day game at The Acoustafoam Stadium.
108. Late drama against the league leaders
46:40||Ep. 108Richard Scott from Moorlands Radio reflects on the stoppage-time defeat to Lower Breck as the league season reaches the halfway point. Plus, hear the reaction of both Richard Duffy and Ebou Badjie.
107. On our travels to Trafford
25:26||Ep. 107Richard Duffy gives his reaction to the 1-1 draw against Trafford and looks ahead to the trip at Runcorn Linnets. Also hear the latest fan away day from the visit to Trafford.
106. Jack Bates: Tackling academy and now men's football
50:20||Ep. 106Jack Bates talks about his career so far including moving from Sunday league junior football to the academies of Port Vale, Burnley and Wigan Athletic. He shares how he hasn't always been a defender and how his career hasn't been without its injury challenges. Plus, hear Richard Duffy's reaction to the 2-2 draw against Chasetown.