In this special episode, Gull and Rab, talk to James Bacon of Journey Planet, about War comics. Covering classic titles like Battle, Commando, Victor, Warlord, and many more.

In this episode, Gull and Simmo discuss the recent Play-Offs, then move onto the Euros, and round off with a chat about Gary Lineker's Hot Shot comic from the late 1980s

In this episode, Rab chats to football journalist, Kevin McAllion of the Daily Record and Nutmeg, about his career in the industry. Kevin also talks about his memories of FPSM, Roy of the Rovers, Shoot, Match. There are then some predictions for the Euros.

In this episode, Ridders Reviews some classic characters from FPSM, including Kline and Powell, Jon Stark, and Jimmy Grant. Gull discusses the future programmes, and the team chat about football on film and TV-Gregory's Girl, Jossy's Giants, Dream Team, Escape to Victory, Fantasy Football League and many more.

In this Episode Ridders reviews more United stories from Football Picture Story Monthly, Gull goes Groundhopping, discussing the 92 club, and Rab and Ridders reminisce about classic football video games. Also a shout out with listeners memories of ROTR.

Gull, Rab and Ridders are joined by Matt of the 40 Years of Melchester Rovers Facebook group to chat about all things Roy of the Rovers-strips (inclkuding Hard Man, Tommy's Troubles, Goalkeeper, Might Mouse and more.

In this episode Gull and Rab discuss their memories of the British comic 'Scream', with particular fondness for the 'Thirteenth Floor'. They talk about their own comic collections, look back at 'Billy the Fish' from 'Viz', and also chat about Football and Music.

In this special episode Rab, Gull, and Ridders talk to British comics legend, Barrie Tomlinson, former editor of Tiger, Roy of the Rovers, Scream, Eagle, Scorer, and others. Barrie chats about his 60 year career in the comics industry.

In this very special episode of Champ/We Are United, Gull and Rab chat to Pete Nash about his career in the comics industry, covering all things Striker from the early days, up to the present, as well as his work on Psycops.

In this episode, football historian David Ross discusses his three books on Killie History, plus chat about Killie crowds (and Scottish football crowds in general), as well as David's book on Barca, and much more.