In this episode of the Your Harrogate Podcast, Pete Egerton catches up with Harrogate Town gaffer Simon Weaver ahead of their season starting. Plus, Harrogate Railway Ladies have a very special day planned this weekend (6th August). Town will feature in League Two for a fourth season and begin with a Yorkshire derby at Doncaster Rovers. The club has recently launched their junior supporters club and the gaffer gives his thoughts on this fantastic new initiative. Simon also tells us what has been the fundamental differences between this pre-season and last year's. Meanwhile, Harrogate Railway Ladies first team manager, Richard Burns, details where his team are at and the positive place the women's game is in. The club hosts a ladies day at Station View in Starbeck on Sunday 6th August, partly to celebrate women's football, but also for another incredibly important reason... [podcast_episode episode="74225" content="excerpt,player"]

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