NHR Sports

Hello and welcome to a brand new podcast, and show, for Nottingham Hospitals Radio Sports.Replacing, the highlights podcast, you'll now get to hear a weekly show that was live on www.nhradio.org.uk on a Thursday night, from 8pm until 9.30pm, with host Lewis Brown.The shows include highlights from the previous games covered of Nottingham Forest and Notts County, for the staff and patients, whilst also getting some opinions on those games, and a look forward to the coming matches, with some of the commentators across NHR.On this first episode, recorded on Thursday the 5th of November 2026 (which apologetically was slightly delayed in being released), you'll hear highlights from Mansfield Town v Notts County, and discussion from Dan Baxter and Julian Kiddy on this game, plus Brentford v Nottingham Forest plus a look at The Reds v Man City and FA Cup 1st round tie between Altrincham and The Magpies.

On this week's podcast we have two games both emmanating from Meadow Lane.First, you can hear Sheffield Wednesday's visit to take on Notts County, under the floodlights, from last Wednesday, in the English Football League One. Your commentators are Mark and Richard Smith.Then stick around, and listen, to this past weekend's game as The Magpies hosted current league leaders Stockport County in the English Football League One with commentary from Daniel Baxter and Richard Smith.

On this episode we have 3 games for you dating back to October 10th.Firstly, you'll hear the action from Meadow Lane as Notts County welcomed Oxford United in the English Football League One. Commentary provided by Julian Kiddy and Richard Smith.Following this, there is then action from the Jersey Mike's Trophy group stage game between Notts County and Nottingham Forest Under 21's, once again from Meadow Lane, with commentary from Lewis Brown and Richard Smith.The Final game on this podcast , come from this past Sunday, as Nottingham Forest had the visit of Premier League champions, Arsenal, to the City Ground, in the Premier League. Your final commentators are Rod Smith and Lewis Brown.

On this week's episode we have two games for you.Firstly, you can hear the visit of Coventry City to the City Ground as they faced Nottingham Forest in the Premier League, from this past Saturday, your commentators are Mark and Lewis Brown.Then it's across the Trent to Meadow Lane, as Notts County welcomed Grimsby Town in the Jersey Mike's Trophy, with commentary from Julian Kiddy, Daniel Baxter and Richard Smith.

On this week's show we have two games for you.First we head to Meadow Lane where Notts County were visited by Bradford City in the English Football League One, with your commentators Julian Kiddy and Richard Smith.This is followed by Nottingham Forest's trip to Villa Park, to take on Aston Villa in the English Premier League, commentary on this occasion is brought to you by Alex Wood and Joe Molineaux.

We have 3 games for your listening pleasure on this week's podcast.First you can hear Notts County's away trip to Doncaster Rovers, in the ENglish Football League One, with commentary from Daniel Baxter and Richard Smith.Next it's then on to the City Ground, where Nottingham Forest hosted Tottenham Hotspur in their third Premier League game of the season. Your commentators on this game are Rod Smith and Lewis Brown.Finally, we are back with The Magpies as they travelled to take on Huddersfield Town in a battle of two undefeated teams in the English Football League One. Commetray from the Accu Stadium comes from Richard Smith.

On this week's episode you can hear 3 games that Nottingham Hospitals' Radio have covered for the patients and staff over the past 8 days.Firstly, you'll hear Nottingham Forest's first Premier League game of the season, as the welcomed Leeds United, to the City Ground. On commentary you have Rod Smith and Lewis Brown.Then, it's back to the City Ground again for a bit of deja vu as The Reds take on Leeds, once again, but this time in the second round of the Carabao Cup, with commentary once again from Rod Smith and Lewis Brown.Our final game on this show is across the Trent, at Meadow Lane. Notts County had visitors from Burton Albion in the English Football League One, this past Saturday and you commentary comes from debuting Daniel Baxter, and the familiar voice of Richard Smith.

Only one game on this week's show.For the first time since the 2014-15 season, Notts County kicked off a league season in the English Football League One. They face another team from the East Midlands, in leicester City. A team that only 3 seasons ago were playing in the Premier League, whilst The Magpies entertained team from the National League.With commentary from Meadow Lane, on this occassion, it's Rod Smith and Richard Smith.

Welcome back to Nottingham Hospitals' Radio Sport (Football) Weekly Highlights Show.We've missed you, and I hope you've missed us, but don't worry as the new domestic football season is back, and so are your favourite NHR commentators, and some new ones too, to bring you highlights from all the action at Notts County and Nottingham Forest that the NHR Sports Team have covered for the staff and patients at the QMC and City Hospitals.On this week's episode we have just the one game, with the Carabao Cup first round tie kicking off the football fixtures, with Notts County travelling to Turfmoor, to take on Burnley.Your commentators for the game are Julian Kiddy and Richard Smith.

Here on Nottingham Hospitals Radio's new monthly highlights podcast show we have 9 games from the month of April for your entertainment.During this episode you can hear games from the English Football League 2, the English Premier League and the Europa League including; Harrogate Town v Notts County, Salford City v Notts County, Notts County v Newport County, Nottingham Forest v Aston Villa, Nottingham Forest v FC Porto, Notts County v Barnet, Nottingham Forest v Burnley, Sunderland v Nottingham Forest and, again, Nottingham Forest v Aston Villa.Your commentary for the array of games includes; Rod Smith, Mark Lonsdale, Chris Orme, Phil Gittens, Lewis Brown & Richard Smith.