On Jon Parkin's (hilarious) Undr the Cosh podcast... Enjoy!

https://youtu.be/b3v_Hl3YOkg

.....and some of his finest moments here:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=McJY5Q1 ... ture=share

Starts @ 15:11, talks the many tales of Stan Ternent - absolutely hilarious

Very good and passed the morning and story with Stan and Kilby when the City bid came in made me laugh then the final story about David May Says pt1 on the vid so hopefully some more to come.

Thanks for that coolclaret.Great tales from Glen.

Now that was funny, laughed all way through it.

Would highly recommend anyone to watch this
It’s brilliant.
Love Glen Little - what a character and he was a great player for us too.

Great watch. Loved it.

I really enjoyed that, would be good to see Robbie Blake on this as well

Well that certainly brightened up my day. Hilarious.

This is a great listen.

If anyone hasn't clicked the link yet it is highly. highly recommended.

Thanks CC, very amusing ,a nice change from listening to the missus nagging me to get off my a..e and do some decorating.

Listened to a few of the under the cosh podcasts and this was by far the best. Part 2 should be released next week.

The Nicky Weaver and Brett Ormerod episodes of this show are great as well if anyone’s new to it.

Fantastic.

Really did pass some isolation time with a lot of laughs.

Any more like these ?

Heard a lot of them stories before, but there were a few new ones there.

Not fit to lace Waddle's boots? For Burnley he was, and Waddle should have been lacing his boots.

Brilliant and heard a lot of these before but still funny

I've heard a lot of it before, but it's very entertaining. Glen little is a natural story teller.

excellent tales to share and very amusing entertainment especially david may incident cant wait for part 2 .

Got halfway through the Clarke Carlisle podcast before work finished, will finish it tomorrow, very good so far.

genuinely funny, really enjoyed it..glen little what a man

genuinely funny, really enjoyed it..glen little what a man

this was brilliant, ta for posting

I watched this late last night and laughed out loud from the beginning to the end.

They should make a film about Stan

Sooo Funny

claretfern wrote: ↑

Tue Mar 31, 2020 12:10 pm

.....and some of his finest moments here:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=McJY5Q1 ... ture=share

Fantastic to see but shocked to realise how long ago ot was. We have come a long way since then. UTC

Just finished both parts of the Clarke Carlisle podcast, absolutely superb, would recommend it, Ian Holloway really stood up and helped Clarke in the QPR days but Kevin Blackwell and Graham Westley sound like right *** but guessing we all could have guessed that anyway.

Cheers for posting, cheered me up on whats been a dull day.
It really is how you tell them, naturally funny bloke

"Blakey" could have his own show

Super Glenn, you'll always be a claret.

Really enjoyed watching the Clarke Carlisle podcasts too - thanks for the link.

That was brilliant - thanks for the heads-up, really enjoyed it.

Just finished reading 'The Fallen' - interviews with everyone who used to be in The Fall - Stan definitely the football equivalent of Mark E Smith

Absolutely Brilliant

Super Glen is an absolutely natural comical story teller.Really enjoyed the podcast humour at its best.
Glen just accepted Stan for his reckless behaviour.Breath of fresh air in these claiming and compensation times.
Well done Glen you are not only a great footballer but a brilliant relater of comical events in your career.

Was worried watching that in case i got implicated in the Man City result

I was on work experience that week and all the players were having lunch in the Clarets cafe. Somehow we got talking about football manager (or champ man as it was then) and i said how i played the current burnley side and criticised Stan for not playing Mark Ford.

Little said "fakkin hell he knows better than the gaffer|"

Im 99% sure he was just humouring me, but i cant have helped things.

Sorry all!

This podcast was the most entertaining thing I've seen since being in lockdown. Absolute comedy gold.

UpTheClaretsFCBK wrote: ↑

Thu Apr 02, 2020 11:18 am

This podcast was the most entertaining thing I've seen since being in lockdown. Absolute comedy gold.

And there’s part 2 to come yet

That was absolutely brilliant. Thanks for posting!

Think part 2 may be more about his reading days , but hopefully he'll mention us after we beat them in the play offs at theres , remember singing his name after the final whistle.

Brilliant Listen

Excellent. My favourite ever player

Loved every second of that, absolutely fantastic, him and Robbie Blake my two favourite players and Glen is such a funny guy, he needs his own show...

I have never been able to find a vid of that amazing Ally Pickering goal, I only ever saw it the once when I was at the Britannia drunk.

This is brilliant!!!

The time flew bye.
Forget your Crouch Casts etc...
This beats them all. Yes the intro drags a little... but when Little joins the hosts (15 mins in to it) the next hour or more transports you...

Enjoy!

HunterST_BFC wrote: ↑

Fri Apr 03, 2020 6:48 am

This is brilliant!!!

The time flew bye.
Forget your Crouch Casts etc...
This beats them all. Yes the intro drags a little... but when Little joins the hosts (15 mins in to it) the next hour or more transports you...

Enjoy!

The intro was dragging after 30 seconds for me so I just fast forwarded to where Glen turned up (which was a lot easier with it being a video).

Morning everybody,

Many thanks to CoolClaret for the lheads up and also to claretfern for the YT link.

Glen was my favourite Claret during his time at TM. He was, of course, best known for his ability to beat his man and deliver great crosses. But he also scored some cracking goals. I hadn't seen some of the goals in the video. There were some damn good ones.

The second part even if it’s mostly about playing for Reading will also be great.
As Burnley fans we all knew how good he was and we were all gutted when he left but remember Reading were a better team than us then and an ambitious club and he had been very loyal to us for years so this was a big chance for him (no doubt financially too).
He proved to all the non Burnley fans just how good he was at Reading - he was brilliant for them and some of the goals he scored for them were every bit as good as the ones we had watched for years. In their promotion winning season to the Premier League he was arguably their best player scoring a few crackers but also assisting for a load of their goals.

I strongly recommend anyone that loves footy banter to check out some other episodes - they're brilliant...

Some of my favourites: Ryan Creswell, Leon Knight, Dean Windass, Gary Roberts, Matt Kilgallon...

There's more on their patreon, but that's a paid subscription.

As someone else mentioned earlier, this is proper unfiltered laughter, class podcast!

Brilliantly funny watch - thanks for sharing!

He really should have a more regular thing going, maybe podcasts or after-dinner speaking.

Some great (and painful, yet funny looking back) memories too. Glen seems to remember a lot of the details well, oppositions, scorers, etc. better than most ex players.

I’m abroad these days so have been relegated to armchair fan but has/does he ever make it back to the Turf for the half-time draw, etc?

Enjoyed the podcast, thank you for the link CoolClaret.

Absolutely fantastic watch, thanks for sharing can't wait for the next one, can't help watching Glenn and smiling, every time I see him I just see him smashing in the 30 yarder at scunny to get us promoted fantastic

Glen was also great for chatting to travelling fans after the game before getting back on the team coach.

Great character

After watching Glen's when the original link was posted I have been making my way through the other podcasts on Undr the Cosh whilst at home, I highly recommend the Geoff Horsfield one, possibly the best football stories podcast I have seen.