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Welcome to Episode 88 of Glory Days of Gold, the East Fife and Scottish football podcast recorded across two continents.It's hard to glean too much from the start of any new season, as teams struggle to find their feet, their chemistry, and their identities. Six games into the new Scottish League 2 campaign though and East Fife sit third, eight points back of early runaway leaders and six ahead of last placed Forfar. I think most East Fife fans would have bitten your hand of for that in July.What can we learn from these last few weeks from a black and gold perspective? Well, they're a young and inexperienced team, but one with a fighting spirit and an early knack for earning some crucial late points. Enough to be playoff contenders? Are there concerns there wasn't more additions before the transfer window closed? Is the positional bunching up going to be the story of the season from 2nd to 10th?Michael, Lee, Doug, and Gordon delve into the main talking points coming out of it of the last few matches and look at the lie of the land down Bayview way and around the division in this early going.
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Welcome to Episode 84 of Glory Days of Gold, the East Fife and Scottish football podcast recorded across two continents.The new Scottish league season kicked off at the weekend and East Fife got off to a winning start with a 3-1 win at Elgin that sees them at the top of Scottish League 2 one game in. We shouldn't get carried away. But we will of course because we're football fans!Lee, Doug, and Gordon delve into the match, how the team is looking early doors, and what can we expect when they go up against a much tougher task against Bonnyrigg next week?
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Welcome to Episode 74 of Glory Days of Gold, the East Fife and Scottish football podcast recorded across two continents.The unbeaten streak is over. East Fife fell to a 3-1 loss to Falkirk on Saturday but the Fife faithful left with their heads held high and proud of the lads after a fighting performance that deserved more than leaving empty handed.Michael, Doug, and Gordon are back to chat about the good, the bad, and the ugly talking points coming out of the game and where that leaves East Fife now in their quest for survival.Can the team get more wins in the final quarter of the season than they have in the first three? Should there be any additions before the loan transfer window closes? Is Ryan Wallace back to his best? All of this plus we talk football chants and cruffins.
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Welcome to Episode 69 of Glory Days of Gold, the East Fife and Scottish football podcast recorded across two continents. Nice!Michael, Lee, and Doug are back and trying to stay upbeat after a demoralising defeat for East Fife at Dumbarton on Saturday.In what was the biggest game of the season so far, East Fife headed west and had to come away with something to keep their hopes of avoiding relegation alive. They failed and the season is all but over bar the shouting, or based on some of the more recent performances, screams of pain.The guys look back over the game and question just what is next? Do the club take a look at the young ones now for the rest of the season? Is there any point of bringing in players now when we have more chance to take stock over the summer? And what League Two stadiums is everyone most looking forward to visiting?All this and more in this episode!
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Welcome to Episode 67 of Glory Days of Gold, the East Fife and Scottish football podcast recorded across two continents.Michael, Lee, and Doug are back with their last episode of 2021 and the year ended in as disappointing a manner as you'd expect with how the last 12 months have played out down Bayview way.A depleted injury and Covid ravaged East Fife side headed north on Boxing Day and put in a battling performance but fell to a 4-2 defeat to league leaders Cove Rangers. You couldn't fault the performance from the team and their fighting spirit but it was always going to be a tall order to get anything from the game, even with a full squad at their disposal.We look at the highs and the lows from the loss, but should the game have even gone ahead to begin with? And with teams throughout the SPFL being hit hard with Covid, is it time to draw up new rules for what happens when clubs have an outbreak and games are in doubt?Looking ahead to 2022, can East Fife avoid the drop? It's seeming more and more likely that they're in a two horse race with Dumbarton to avoid automatic relegation and that a playoff spot may be the best they can now salvage. But stringing a winning run together could change that outlook. How possible is that and what does Stevie Crawford need to do and who does he need to bring in to make that even a possibility?We look at all of that and a lot more, including delving into a bulging mailbag.
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Welcome to Episode 38 of Glory Days of Gold.Recorded across two continents, Glory Days of Gold brings you a regular dose of East Fife FC and Scottish football chat, with a splattering of interesting interviews, fun segments, and music thrown in along the way.Scottish lower league football is back and it's made all the better by a 3-1 East Fife away win to kick things off and keep the team unbeaten in 2021. We look at the road to get there, the new additions to the squad, the fixture list madness, the possibility of Old Firm colt teams being added to League Two, and we delve into the highs and lows from the Fife's first away win of the season in our latest Fife Fanzone.All of that, plus Bear's Den are our new Artists of the Month and Rudebeard feature in this week's Wavelength with their new song about the Scottish national team.Here's the rundown for the main segments from the episode:01.44: East Fife and Scottish Football News of the Week - Leagues 1 and 2 return, new Fife loanees, crazy fixture list, Old Firm colt teams32.50: Artists of the Month - Bearsden - Above The Clouds Of Pompeii38.14: Fife Fanzone - Clyde 1 East Fife 378.58: Wavelength - Rudebeard - Toepokes and Tragedies
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Welcome to Episode 39 of Glory Days of Gold.Glory Days of Gold brings you a regular dose of East Fife FC and Scottish football chat, with a splattering of interesting interviews, fun segments, and music thrown in along the way.After easing back to play with a comfortable win over Clyde last week, there was a far sterner test for East Fife this week, with fellow promotion chasers Cove Rangers. There may have been no goals but there were certainly a lot of talking points coming out of the game and Lee, Doug, and Gordon have you covered with it all in this episode.All of that, plus Bear's Den continue as our new Artists of the Month.
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Welcome to Episode 37 of Glory Days of Gold.Recorded across two continents, Glory Days of Gold brings you a regular dose of East Fife FC and Scottish football chat, with a splattering of interesting interviews, fun segments, and music thrown in along the way.We're back, and so is League 1 football in Scotland by the looks of it, so to celebrate we thought we'd bring you this week's episode a little bit earlier than usual as we chat about when we might see East Fife back in action and what the remainder of the season may look like.Our feature interview this episode is with a father and son duo who both pulled on the famous black and gold jerseys, Peter and Paul McQuade.Peter played for the club in the late 60s and early 70s, winning promotion with the team and was part of the last ever era where East Fife played in the top flight of Scottish football. We chat about those heady times, his career in the game, and hear some great stories along the way from the infamous stolen televisions to turning out in front of tens of thousands at the likes of Ibrox and Parkhead, and is he really Kevin Bridges' dad?!Paul played one season for East Fife in 2011 and talks about following in his father's footsteps to join the club, his career as a footballer, and the injuries that sadly forced him to hang up the boots at an early age. Plus we find out how his debut at Bayview was thrown into confusion by a late showing manager and we hear some fun dressing room tales.All of that, plus Billy Bragg features in this week's Wavelength.Here's the rundown for the main segments from the episode:00.04: League 1 football is coming back15.44: Peter and Paul McQuade interview145.59: Wavelength - Billy Bragg - God's Football
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Welcome to Episode 13 of Glory Days of Gold. This week's episode is brought to you by our sponsor Ross Young.Back to being recorded across just two continents this week, Glory Days of Gold brings you a regular dose of East Fife FC and Scottish football chat, with a splattering of interesting interviews, fun segments, and music thrown in along the way.It may be Episode 13 but it's certainly not an unlucky one for all you listeners because our feature interview this week is with an East Fife legend, and one of Michael's all-time favourite players to have pulled on the Black and Gold shirt. A man who inspired an iconic piece of graffiti outside the old Bayview, and who was sent off more times than we've had episodes so far, the one and only Willie Brown.We take a trip down memory lane with Willie as he looks at his time at Bayview and his footballing career away from the Fife. We find out what it was like to play for the team in the Murray years, why he had to leave the club when he did, chat about his disciplinary record, talk about the heartbreak that was that 1990 Dundee United cup tie, and lots, lots more.There's lots of fun tales to be told along the way from a different time in Scottish football. We don't want to spoil them for you too much but they involve drinking, fighting, arguments, and a lot more!All this and we find out if Dr Kenny Deuchar fancies a chocolate digestive, Dancing On Tables are this week's artists in Have You Heard?, Serious Drinking feature in this week's football music section Wavelength, there's another Who Are You?, and we hear an East Fife rap from The Fresh Prince of Nae Hair.Here's the rundown for the main segments from the episode:02.51: East Fife and Scottish football chat15.41: Have You Heard? - Cameron Barnes21.00: Willie Brown interview141.23: Who Are You?143.55: Anyone Fancy A Chocolate Digestive – Kenny Deuchar147.23: Away Days shenanigans154.40: Wavelength - Serious Drinking - Love On The Terraces160.56: The Fresh Prince of Nae Hair and his East Fife rap165.58: Mailbag
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Welcome to Episode 12 of Glory Days of Gold. This week's episode is brought to you by Michael Hunter and the Auckland Supporters Group, and The Bedwell Group.Recorded across THREE continents this week, Glory Days of Gold brings you a regular dose of East Fife FC and Scottish football chat, with a splattering of interesting interviews, fun segments, and music thrown in along the way.Our feature interview this week is with a member of the 2015/16 East Fife Championship winning team, and a man who spent seven seasons at Bayview, Stevie Campbell.We chat with Stevie about his time at Bayview, that championship season, coming through the ranks at Ibrox, the injuries that plagued his early years, playing in Australia, and moving to become a teacher in Dubai, amongst many other topics. Through them all his love for East Fife shines brightly.There's lots of fun tales to be told along the way including being wound up as a young player at Partick Thistle and nearly shitting himself on the pitch. And where does Beetlejuice come into all of this?! Plus he doesn't hold back when talking about Willie Aitchison's time at the club and his own time at Airdrie!All this and we find out if Tam McManus fancies a chocolate digestive, Cameron Barnes is this week's artist in Have You Heard?, Wardie Burns, Jordan Butler and Werd SOS feature in this week's football music section Wavelength, and there's another Who Are You?.Here's the rundown for the main segments from the episode:03.48: East Fife and Scottish football chat12.32: Have You Heard? - Cameron Barnes18.30: Stevie Campbell interview125.22: Who Are You?128.57: Help pick the podcast's all-time, seen with your own eyes, East Fife XI135.07: Wavelength - Wardie Burns, Jordan Butler, and Werd SOS - Sick Division143.19: Mailbag148.20: Anyone Fancy A Chocolate Digestive – Tam McManus
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Welcome to Episode 11 of Glory Days of Gold. This week's episode is brought to you by Glen Walker and you'll be glad to know it's a much shorter show this week after last week's mammoth one!Recorded across two continents, Glory Days of Gold brings you a regular dose of East Fife FC and Scottish football chat, with a splattering of interesting interviews, fun segments, and music thrown in along the way.Our feature interview this week is with another member of the 2007/08 Championship winning team, left back extraordinaire Dougie Cameron.We chat with Dougie about his time at Bayview, coming from a footballing family, his career, and his future plans now that he's hung up the boots. We hear some fun stories along the way, and discuss his famous smelly feet!Now, we all know how good (and tough) it is to be an East Fife fan. But what if you were trying to convince someone to become one, especially someone in another country? Well East Fife associate director and long time fan and historian Stephen Mill joins us as we try and convert Pennsylvanian football fan James into joining the black and gold faithful. Can we do it?All this and we find out if Jonny Smart fancies a chocolate digestive, Midnight Zoo are this week's band in Have You Heard?, James feature in this week's football music section Wavelength, and there's another Who Are You?.Here's the rundown for the main segments from the episode:04.53: East Fife and Scottish football chat14.48: Have You Heard? - Midnight Zoo21.47: Dougie Cameron interview71.15: Anyone Fancy A Chocolate Digestive – Jonny Smart73.41: Who Are You?75.51: Conversion Therapy - Stephen Mill joins us to see if we can convince an American to become a Fife fan?113.03: Wavelength - James - Goal, Goal, Goal117.08: Mailbag
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Welcome to Episode 10 of Glory Days of Gold. This week's episode is brought to you by Liam Anderson Architectural Services, Peter McCue, and Phil and Toj Ciarletta.Recorded across two continents, Glory Days of Gold brings you a regular dose of East Fife FC and Scottish football chat, with a splattering of interesting interviews, fun segments, and music thrown in along the way.Our feature interview this week is with a man voted in as an East Fife all-time great, the Good Doctor himself, Kenny Deuchar.We chat with Kenny about his time at Bayview, his footballing and doctoring careers, and of course that goal. We find out how he became a Fifer, talk about the highs and lows he faced at Gretna, look at his time in MLS, talk about the difficulties of balancing a medical career with a football one, and lots, lots more including which footballing hero of his wanted him to look at his rash!We also sit down with East Fife boss Darren Young to chat about the club's signing of Danny Swanson and the release of this season's fixtures. Plus we chat with East Fife fan, and local singer-songwriter, PG Ciarletta about the release of his new single "The Sesh" in this week's Have You Heard? section.All this and we find out if Greig McDonald fancies a chocolate digestive, Barmy Army feature in this week's football music section Wavelength, and there's another Who Are You?.Here's the rundown for the main segments from the episode:05.49: Darren Young interview30.55: East Fife and Scottish football chat39.00: Have You Heard? - The Sesh - 57.18: Who Are You?59.33: Anyone Fancy A Chocolate Digestive – Greig McDonald61.38: Kenny Deuchar interview174.56: Wavelength - Barmy Army - Sharp As A Needle183.52: Mailbag - what's the best shout you've heard at a game?You can download and/or listen to this, and all previous, episodes of the podcast on the following services:Apple Podcasts.Spotify
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Welcome to Episode 9 of Glory Days of Gold. This week's episode is brought to you by Eugene Clarke on behalf of the Levenmouth Rail Campaign, Max McCarroll, and by a donation on behalf of the Levenmouth Children's Clothing Bank.Recorded across two continents, Glory Days of Gold brings you a regular dose of East Fife FC and Scottish football chat, with a splattering of interesting interviews, fun segments, and music thrown in along the way.Our feature interview this week is with the man we all went to bed dreaming of a team of, the one and only Jonathan Smart.Jay, sitting in his own East Fife jersey, chats to us about his five seasons with the club, his footballing career pre and post Bayview, the highs and lows, and the lots of laughs along the way. There's some absolutely fantastic stories along the way and could we even see him back at Bayview in a managerial capacity some day? He reveals all!Plus we find out if Jay's Dundonian chum Bobby Linn fancies a chocolate digestive, I, Ludicrous feature in this week's football music section Wavelength, we spotlight Dunfermline band Oskar Braves in the latest Have You Heard?, there's another Who Are You? and more.Here's the rundown for the main segments from the episode:04.58: Danny Swanson signs for the Fife!13.55: Have You Heard? - Oskar Braves - Fall19.07: Jonathan Smart interview104.50: Anyone Fancy A Chocolate Digestive – Bobby Linn107.47: Who Are You?110.24: East Fife's fixtures are out. How screwed over were we?120.23: Wavelength - I, Ludicrous - The Highland League127.08: Mailbag - what's the best shout you've heard at a game?You can download and/or listen to this, and all previous, episodes of the podcast on the following services:Apple Podcasts.Spotify
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Welcome to Episode 8 of Glory Days of Gold. This episode is brought to you by sponsors Lauren Higgins and Anthony Gillies.Recorded across two continents, Glory Days of Gold brings you a regular dose of East Fife FC and Scottish football chat, with a splattering of interesting interviews and fun segments and music thrown in along the way.Our feature interview this week is with a man who is an East Fife legend. He spent six seasons at Bayview and was part of both championship and promotion winning teams, going on to make 159 appearances and captain the club. It's Toro himself, Greig McDonald.We take a journey through Greig's career, from becoming disillusioned with the game after being released by Dunfermline to becoming an East Fife hero to going on to become a manager aged just 29 at Stirling, relegating us in the process. Yes, we don't let him forget that, nor the time he missed his team beating Rangers at Ibrox to get married!There's lots of great chat and fun stories as we take a wonderful trip down memory lane with Greig.We also bring you a second interview this week, as we bid farewell to striker Anton Dowds who departs East Fife for full time football at Falkirk. Anton joins us to talk about his move, his time at Bayview, his football journey so far, and bid farewell to the East Fife faithful.Plus we find out if the now former Fifer Anton Dowds fancies a chocolate digestive, indie legends Half Man Half Biscuit feature again in this week's football music section Wavelength, we spotlight local singer-songwriter Joshua Grant in the latest Have You Heard?, there's another Who Are you? and more.Here's the rundown for the main segments from the episode:06.46: Anton Dowds farewell interview and discussion28.28: Anyone Fancy A Chocolate Digestive – Anton Dowds29.47: Have You Heard? - Joshua Grant - Edinburgh36.12: Greig McDonald interview153.17: Who Are You?157.47: Wavelength - Half Man Half Biscuit - Dead Men Don't Need Season Tickets162.25: Mailbag - club's engagement with season ticket holders and another all-time East Fife XI
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Welcome to the seventh episode of your new favourite podcast - Glory Days of Gold. This episode is brought to you by sponsors Scott Young and John Scott Neill. Give them a follow on Twitter. Recorded across two continents, Glory Days of Gold brings you a regular dose of East Fife FC and Scottish football chat, with a splattering of interesting interviews and fun segments thrown in along the way. Our guest this week is a man who is a Scottish football lower league legend, who has won four league championships with three different clubs, one of them being East Fife, Bobby Linn. We take a journey through Bobby's career in a refreshingly frank and funny interview as we look back at his time at Bayview, hear the stories he has to tell, look at all the highs and lows, and the relationship he has with East Fife fans today. We talk ferries, taxis, what makes him tick, and a lot, lot more. Lee and Michael also look at all the main East Fife and Scottish football news from the past week, plus we chat with current gaffer Darren Young about the club's recent signings from the U20 squad and the future of the much heralded Anton Dowds. Plus we look at the 2022 World Cup kick off times that have been announced, find out if former Fifer Div Muir fancies a chocolate digestive, and indie legends Half Man Half Biscuit feature in this week's football music section Wavelength. We also add in a couple of new features this week, but we won't spoil the surprises here. Here's the rundown for the main segments from the episode:03.49: East Fife News of the Week - season tickets out, Covid testing concerns, Darren Young talks youth signings, and Pat Quinn passes away30.06: Have You Heard? - Sunshimmer38.36: Bobby Linn interview140.49: Who Are You?146.35: Scottish football chat - do Hearts and Partick face expulsion?, more big names head to non league teams156.25: Anyone Fancy A Chocolate Digestive – Div Muir159.35: World football chat - Five subs rule extended and 2022 World Cup kick off times announced169.33: Wavelength - Half Man Half Biscuit - All I Want For Christmas Is A Dukla Prague Away Kit175.02: Mailbag - favourite fan memorabilia, teams you love to hate, and another all-time East Fife XI You can download and/or listen to this, and all previous, episodes of the podcast here or on the following services:Apple Podcasts.Spotify
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Welcome to the sixth episode of your new favourite podcast - Glory Days of Gold. This episode is brought to you by My Sporting Blog and Jennifer Russell (@HairdressingPrincess). Recorded across two continents, Glory Days of Gold brings you a regular dose of East Fife FC and Scottish football chat, with a splattering of interesting interviews and fun segments thrown in along the way. Our guest this week is a man who may have only spent a short loan spell at East Fife, but who was taken to by the fans right away, Tam McManus. We take a journey through Tam's career that saw him play in Scotland, England, Ireland, and over the Atlantic for two spells in the US. The highs, the lows, the successes, and the regrets. There's some great stories along the way, including playing with Gazza, against David Beckham, playing in altitude for the first time, and best of all, his warm feelings for his time at Bayview. We delve into the current state of Scottish football and what needs to change, and find out why he doesn't like John Collins, yet champions what he could bring to improving the game here. There's some real honest talk in this and very enjoyable and refreshing it is too. Lee and Michael also look at all the East Fife related news from the past week, try to fix Scottish football, find out if current East Fife gaffer Darren Young fancies a chocolate digestive, and Cork band the Sultans of Ping FC feature in this week's Wavelength. Here's the rundown for the main segments from the episode:05.34: East Fife News of the Week - season confirmed, youth signings17.39: Tam McManus interview109.10: We try and fix Scottish football139.50: Anyone Fancy A Chocolate Digestive – Darren Young141.41: Wavelength - The Sultans of Ping FC - Give Him A Ball (and a yard of grass)
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Welcome to the fifth episode of your new favourite podcast - Glory Days of Gold. This episode is brought to you in partnership with the East Fife Supporters Club. Recorded across two continents, Glory Days of Gold brings you a regular dose of East Fife FC and Scottish football chat, with a splattering of interesting interviews and fun segments thrown in along the way. And for the first time, there's more people on the show from the other side of the Atlantic than in Scotland as we bring you our latest in-depth interview with a man who spent six seasons at Bayview before heading over to Canada for love, David 'Div' Muir. Div takes us on a hilarious and heartfelt journey through his career at Bayview, the antics from the locker room, his new life in Canada, and a lot more. His love for East Fife shines through in what was a very enjoyable chat and gives you a wonderful insight into what life is like for a lower league footballer. Find out his memories of that dramatic goal in Peterhead that kept the Fife up, the Aberdeen cup shock, the managers he's played under, the highlights and heartbreaks, and about the time he quit East Fife. Plus hear such gems as what it was like playing in an unsanctioned league in Canada, which international manager he doesn't rate, which teammate he hated, which one broke up one of his relationships, and just what happened with a kettle in Greece? We also look at the results from the East Fife supporters survey, chat about some of the big talking points from Scottish football, find out if former East Fife gaffer Gary Naysmith fancies a chocolate digestive, and Dundee singer-songwriter Michael Marra features in this week's Wavelength with a song about the legendary Dundee United goalkeeper Hamish McAlpine (yes, we're ignoring the fact that he also played for R*ith! Here's the rundown for the main segments from the episode:02.23: East Fife supporters survey results36.12: Div Muir interview142.16: When will fans be back on the Scottish terraces and what should/could it look like? 150.43: Anyone Fancy A Chocolate Digestive – Gary Naysmith152.23: Mailbag - players you love to hate and another all-time East Fife XI161.06: Wavelength - Michael Marra - Hamish (The Goalie)165.28: Goalkeepers chat
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Welcome to the fourth episode of your new favourite podcast - Glory Days of Gold. This episode is brought to you in partnership with Levenmouth Food Bank. Recorded across two continents, Glory Days of Gold brings you a regular dose of East Fife FC and Scottish football chat, with a splattering of interesting interviews and fun segments thrown in along the way. This week we bring you an in-depth interview with the man in charge at Bayview, the gaffer, Darren Young. We chat with Darren about his time at East Fife so far, the upcoming season, the challenges of so much uncertainty in the Scottish game, what the future might have in store, and delve into his footballing past as both a player and a coach. There’s a lot of good stuff in here and well worth a listen. Plus we chat about some of the big talking points from Scottish football, look at the latest East Fife news from the past week, look at the return of English football to our screens, find out if former East Fife player Paul McManus fancies a chocolate digestive, and Flyscreen feature in this week's Wavelength with a song about the only man to play for both East Fife and Vancouver Whitecaps, former Scottish international Willie Johnston. Here's the rundown for the main segments from the episode:02.38: East Fife know where and who they’ll be playing next season… or do they?13.47: Darren Young interview91.04: The future of Anton Dowds and the search for a possible new striker96.25: Robbie Neilson leaves Dundee United for Hearts103.12: English football is back on our TVs114.07: Anyone Fancy A Chocolate Digestive – Paul McManus115.17: Twitter poll on fans feeling safe to return to matches125.00: Wavelength - Flyscreen - My Phil Neal For Your Willie Johnston128.47: Panini stickers chat You can download and/or listen to this, and all previous, episodes of the podcast on the following services:Apple Podcasts.Spotify
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