The second edition of the new Life’s a Pitch TV podcast with star guest Cole Skuse is now available on YouTube and audio podcast platforms.

Former Blues midfielder and current Bury Town manager Skuse spoke to Mark Murphy, Terry Butcher and Phil Ham in the studio on Thursday evening.

As well as YouTube, the show is also available on a number of audio podcast platforms with others to follow.

Currently it can be found - or will be if it hasn’t filtered through yet - on Spotify, Amazon, Google Podcasts, Deezer, Buzzsprout, Podcast Index, Podcast Addict, Player FM, Listen Notes, Podcast Chaser and Pocket Podcasts. An RSS feed for the show can be found here.

If you’re interested in sponsoring the show, contact Mark Calver via lifesapitchtv@gmail.com.

Photo: Life's a Pitch TV

Bradleyblue89 added 22:18 - Jul 27 Is it just me that finds Terry Butcher rude? I find myself switching off the moment he opens his mouth.
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Churchman added 06:02 - Jul 28 No, I don’t think TB is rude. I just think he enjoys a wind up. He knows players and ex players can look after themselves. Good show. Cole Skuse is a nice bloke - I hope he hoes on to do well in management.
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BigAlwasmyhero added 07:20 - Jul 28 Rude, NO. Terry has a ‘Locker room sense of rumour’. When you spend your life in an environment where banter is your best form of attack or defence you develop a certain type of humour to survive. Great show once again team!
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Millsey added 07:56 - Jul 28 Great show
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Naylorsrightboot added 09:19 - Jul 28 Bradleyblue89: of you think Terry is rude you clearly haven't worked in a banter room environment of work then. Goes on all the time in factories, offices, just about everywhere. If you find his level of banter rude, my god you have led a very sheltered life. Terry is for the most part funny and very informative on what football used to be like.
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Bradleyblue89 added 10:46 - Jul 28 Agree to disagree Naylor's Right Boot. That was quite the leap from one statement.
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Naylorsrightboot added 11:37 - Jul 28 Sorry Bradley blue, but you are way over thinking this.
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Europablue added 13:36 - Jul 28 Bradleyblue89 I agree with you, especially in the first episode he kept on talking over people. It's not that he uses banter, it's that he comes across as if what he has to say is more important or interesting.
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troyparrotsleftear added 17:50 - Jul 29 Skuse me, but, cole 'excuse me while i make a bad tackle' skuse should not be on life's a pitch. We need players who played under Burley or Jewell
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troyparrotsleftear added 17:52 - Jul 29 Butcher is the boy, if he's talking i'm listening. to me, if he starts to talk the others should shut up, and fast
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petersongoal added 19:37 - Jul 29 Great episode! Really good show!
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carsey added 13:27 - Jul 30 I enjoyed the show and it's good to hear the stories and opinions of those who have been on the inside of ITFC. Regarding Butcher and his rudeness (or not) I do find him a bit awkward but given his history at Town, his dislike of Norwich and his efforts for England I'm prepared to overlook his on screen persona. I do think Mark Murphy looks uncomfortable perched on the edge of the sofa and Phil Ham needs to be more involved.

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emergencylime added 13:49 - Jul 30 I didn't hear much of the radio show, but i found in the first TV episode he always turned the conversation to getting/being drunk. Less so in Ep.2, so I'll put it down to nerves during first show of the new format.
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micky_1560 added 13:51 - Aug 2 Bradleyblue89 you have obviously not met Terry Butcher, you could never meet a more kinder and less arrogant person who plays down his achievements. Banter is all part of the football culture and he accepts everything he is given back in good faith. I'm sure the same can be said of all other players to represent ITFC.
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