We signed him from the Irish League and now we've got him on the podcast. Our second series kicks off with a man who was prolific in his two seasons with Barnet, John O'Flynn.

In Episode 14, we discuss the means of travel to Barnet away games and the often random and amusing stories of trips via the coach, the train, the car or even by more obscure means.

Despite only being at Barnet for ten months, there's lots to talk about with prolific striker Tresor Kandol. In episode 13, Tresor opens up about his time at the club, difficult times off the pitch and his return which led to a resurgence in his career. 

Our next guest is South African born (but not South African) defender Warren Goodhind who played over 100 times for Barnet, and was part of the squad for two playoff seasons as well as a relegation. Warren talks candidly about his serious injury at Hednesford and the Loaded years.

Undoubtedly one of the best defenders to have played for Barnet in our era, we talked to Simon King who was absolutely pivotal at the back for The Bees during both the playoff and title-winning seasons. A true hero for the three of us, we had a competition to see who could bring up the goal at Aldershot the most times.

At a club like Barnet, it's not uncommon to have some random encounters with the players. We had a fair few of our own over the years, and we share some particularly amusing stories, including the oddity of the Barnet Christmas Fair, as well as a homemade birthday card.

We finally get the full story of the Welsh origins from title-winning goalkeeper Shane Gore. Responsible for one of the best goalkeeping performances in living memory in the Playoffs at Shrewsbury, Shane talks us through his memories of his spell at Barnet.

We caught up with the scorer of the last ever goal at Underhill, Jake Hyde, to talk about his two spells at the club, playing with Edgar Davids and being the subject of greatest terrace chant to never quite make it.

Another title winner of 2005 joins us this week. Popular goalkeeper Scott Tynan lifts the lid on his time at Barnet and talks us through his short but eventful time at the club. An episode full of good memories and some interesting revelations.

Our next guest is Ben Strevens, who played over 200 games for The Bees during 1999 and 2006, and saw every moment of the rollercoaster ride that was those seven years.