The Scarf Bergara Wore

Lincoln City arrive at Edgeley Park sitting 2nd in League One, having sustained a high-level promotion push under the long-term stability of chairman Clive Nates. Since Nates’ arrival in 2016, the Imps have transformed from National League champions into established League One contenders, combining smart investment at Sincil Bank with the tactical innovation of head coach Michael Skubala. In this preview, we dive into the data behind their league-best home form, their tactical identity as a high-pressing outfit, and the veteran core that has them dreaming of the Championship. We’ll also highlight the key players to watch and revisit the familiar faces who have represented both clubs in this high-stakes Boxing Day "six-pointer."

🎙️ Welcome back to the Award Winning The Scarf Bergara Wore – the original Stockport County fan podcast.In this episode: Its taken 42 yrs, but was you one of the lucky ones that have seen County win at Mansfield? Jimmy, Dan, Steve and Dave go through the match as County take the win as the best away team in League One had to dig deep.TSBW is a fan-led football media platform covering everything Stockport County – from match previews and reviews to interviews, live shows, and creative segments like Random Sh*t of the Week.We’re proudly powered by a team of passionate volunteers, including podcasters, bloggers, and content creators. Our weekly blogs, in-person podcasts, and growing YouTube presence help us connect with County fans across the North West and beyond.📲 Follow us on socials:Twitter/X: @CountyPodcastInstagram & TikTok: @scarfbergaraworeFacebook: The Scarf Bergara WoreWebsite: scarfbergarawore.co.ukTSBW — NWFA Award-Winning PodcastFor County Fans, By County Fans. ⚪️💙#StockportCounty #TSBW #CountyPodcast #FootballFans #LeagueOne #FanMedia

Russ, Waggie and Andy are joined by Preview Podcast fame Steve, for another jam packed podcast. Stevenage, Mansfield, terrace chants, transfer rumours, Christmas schedule and of course, Random Shit of the Week was all on the cards.

In this episode of the Scarf Bergara Wore, Steve is joined by Craig from the Mansfield Matters podcast to preview Stockport County’s upcoming trip to Field Mill. The pair dive deep into the current state of the Stags, discussing the stability under the Radford ownership, the recent renovations to the Bishop Street Stand, and the impressive longevity of Nigel Clough—currently the 4th longest-serving manager in the top four divisions.  They also break down Mansfield’s summer business and their form so far in League One, while pondering why Clough always seems to "do a number" on County. With a historical record at Field Mill that sees County searching for their first league win there since 1983.

#StockportCounty #TSBW #CountyPodcast🎙️ Welcome back to the Award Winning The Scarf Bergara Wore – the original Stockport County fan podcast.In this episode: We talk about desire, heart, strength and the will and want to win a game of football, all the things Stevenage showed at Edgeley Park.TSBW is a fan-led football media platform covering everything Stockport County – from match previews and reviews to interviews, live shows, and creative segments like Random Sh*t of the Week.We’re proudly powered by a team of passionate volunteers, including podcasters, bloggers, and content creators. Our weekly blogs, in-person podcasts, and growing YouTube presence help us connect with County fans across the North West and beyond.📲 Follow us on socials:Twitter/X: @CountyPodcast Instagram & TikTok: @scarfbergarawore Facebook: The Scarf Bergara Wore Website: scarfbergarawore.co.ukTSBW — NWFA Award-Winning PodcastFor County Fans, By County Fans. ⚪️💙 #StockportCounty #TSBW #CountyPodcast #FootballFans #LeagueOne #FanMedia

Welcome to another Scarf Bergara Wore match preview podcast! Ahead of Saturday’s massive League One clash at a Edgeley Park, Steve is joined by Matt from the brilliant Stevenage FC podcast Stand to preview Stockport County vs Stevenage. We dive into everything Boro: Phil Wallace’s long-term ownership, Alex Revell’s impressive start as manager (1.8 points per game, currently 6th and just a point behind County with a game in hand), a rock-solid defence that doesn’t concede many, summer transfer business, key men like Jamie Reid (6 goals already) and that stubborn back line, plus how Revell is likely to set up against Dave Challinor’s side.