In the first episode of series 4 I’m joined by Ostersunds coach David Preece. David and I will be discussing the differences between coaching in England to abroad as well as his ideal goalkeeper. There’ll also be an opportunity to delve into his passion for journalism in between coaching.

For one week only I tried something different with the podcast and got my mates on to discuss all things football. Main topics were the shambles seasons most of us seem to be having on FPL, memories of Newcastle games and I test the lads knowledge of the game in a one off quiz. *EXPLICIT CONTENT*

Co-host of Tifo football podcast host and writer Seb Stafford-Bloor was this weeks special guest on the podcast. We discuss a number of things such as transfers, Seb’s involvement in the Tifo football podcast and the current state of affairs at Tottenham.

Notts County Manager Ian Burchnall is the very special guest for episode 3. Ian discusses his personal coaching journey, working abroad and how university experiences helped his development in future years.

The Athletic’s very own Chris Waugh is this weeks guest. Chris discusses his experiences in journalism to date as well as an overview of the current state of affairs at NUFC. Finally, as a weekly guest on Pod of the Tyne I go more in depth of how he got involved on a regular basis.

What many are calling the non-league saviour Ollie Bayliss joins me for a one off episode to discuss the difficulties of getting back to normality with non-league football as well as keeping the nation going with social media updates

Sky sports very own Tom White joins me for the final episode of the second series. This week we’ll be discussing Tom’s career in broadcasting to date, hosting talk ins for the Foundation of Light and his playing days with Alnwick Town.

North East non-league football writing legend Mark Carruthers joins me in episode 7 to discuss a wide range of topics including the new normal in non-league. Characteristics of a good journalist and of course the usual ‘personal journey’.

This week I’m joined by Crook Town manager Jamie Tunstall. I’ll be getting an in depth look into last seasons successes as well as hopes for the upcoming campaign. As always there’ll be time to get a taste of Jay’s coaching journey up to now. Enjoy!

Gateshead FC assistant manager Ian Watson joins me this week to discuss his role at National League North side Gateshead FC. Despite Gateshead almost going out of business last season they finished in the play offs on PPG. Ian’s background is mainly strength and conditioning but his future very much seems to be coaching football.