Tranmere returned to League One this weekend by beating Newport 1-0 in the play-off final. Hear what James Norwood, Mark Palios, Connor Jennings, Scott Davies and Liam Ridehalgh had to say afterwards

Chris Shuker had two spells at Tranmere - one when they were pushing for promotion to the Championship, and another as they battled against relegation from the Football League.

In our latest podcast, the former winger reveals how that knee injury he picked up against Carlisle affected his career and tells us a quite remarkable story about team selection when Micky Adams was manager

Iain Hume was one of the most exciting players to break through Tranmere's academy when he made his debut at the turn of the century - and he would play a key role in the club reaching the FA Cup quarter-finals and play-offs under Brian Little.

He joined Matt and Rich to talk through those famous goals against Swansea and Bolton - and discuss his ill-fated second spell at Prenton Park, when the club were relegated from the Football League

Full-back Carl Tremarco joins Matt and Rich to talk about his time at Tranmere and his career since leaving Prenton Park.

Graham Allen made nearly 250 appearances for Tranmere between 1998 and 2004.

He joined Matt and Rich to talk about his three runs to the FA Cup quarter-finals, reaching the League Cup final and playing under John Aldridge

In one of the most enlightening interviews we've done on A Trip To The Moon, former Tranmere captain Steve Jennings joined us to honestly and candidly discuss his three spells with the club.

The midfielder reveals that he played for free for a couple of months after returning under Ronnie Moore in 2013 - and his frustrating at some of his teammates not pulling their weight during the relegation from League Two

Jason Price spent nearly two years at Tranmere and enjoyed one of the most prolific spells of his career as he netted 15 goals between November 2001 and July 2003.

He joined Matt and Rich to discuss why moving to Prenton Park was the making of him, but also how he was left disgusted by their offer of a new contract

He may have only spent a couple of years at Prenton Park, but Georges Santos quickly made himself a cult hero at Tranmere.

The Cape Verde international joined Rovers in 1998 after a successful trial period and became a firm fan favourite, perhaps because of his no nonsense tackling as well as his stylish way of defending.

He joined Matt and Rich to talk about life on the Wirral, how much he loved representing the club, but also how he suddenly found himself on the transfer list - and still doesn't know why

Alex Hay lived the dream by rising through the Tranmere Centre of Excellence and going on to score for the first team in front of the Kop.

As a boyhood Rovers fan, he loved nearly every minute of his time at Prenton Park - but reveals to Rich and Matt how he was left in tears of Brian Little released him and discusses the struggles he has had with mental health, both during and after his playing days

Paul Hall only spent just over a year at Tranmere - but he certainly made his mark in helping Brian Little's Rovers side finish third in League One and reach the play-off semi-finals.

He joined Matt and Rich to look back on his time at Prenton Park.