It has been a busy week for this week's guest as Jordan Allan joined us on the Official Coleraine Podcast - sponsored by Radio Taxis.

Jordan was part of the Darvel squad that arguably caused the greatest shock in Scottish Cup history as they defeated Aberdeen to set-up a tie with Falkirk in the next round.

Jordan shares his views on the game, why they believed they could beat the Dons and the close knit bond amongst team-mates.

The 27-year-old also discusses his time at The Showgrounds and playing under boss Oran Kearney, including the memorable goals against Ballymena United and Linfield.

Hosted by Damian Mullan and Johnny McNabb, the show also looks back on the Bannsiders' games against Cliftonville and Carrick Rangers, as well as this weekend's trip to Dungannon Swifts.

The Official Coleraine Podcast was pleased to welcome Lee Lynch as our special guest this week.

The midfielder - who joined the Bannsiders in the summer - speaks about his move to The Showgrounds, how he has quickly settled and the recent turnaround in form.

The show, which is kindly sponsored by Radio Taxis, also discusses Lee's career, his transition from full-time status to part-time and how he is making plans for his future away from the game.

Hosted by Damian Mullan and Johnny McNabb, the trio also reflect on a busy week of Irish League football as the Stripes head to Solitude this weekend.

The Official Coleraine Podcast was pleased to welcome Ben Doherty on this week's show.

The former Coleraine midfielder - who swapped The Showgrounds for Larne in the summer of 2021 discussed that move, the transition to full-time football and how he has remained friends with people at Coleraine.

The 25-year-old also speaks about his recent move to Derry City, coping with the pressure of playing for his hometown club and his thoughts on the title race in the Irish League.

Hosted by Damian Mullan and Johnny McNabb, the show - sponsored by Radio Taxis - also reflects on the Bannsiders' win against Newry City and this weekend's fixture against Portadown.

Damian Mullan and Johnny McNabb were pleased to welcome new signing Eamon Fyfe on this week's Official Coleraine Podcast.

The striker joined the Bannsiders in the January transfer window from Dundela and spoke about how the move came about, his admiration for Oran Kearney and facing Linfield on his debut.

The 24-year-old also discusses his GAA background, playing in the Milk Cup with Matthew Shevlin and his appreciation to Dundela for giving him his chance in Irish League football.

The show - sponsored by Radio Taxis - also looks ahead to this weekend's Irish Cup ties and the upcoming away game against Newry City, with some predictions thrown in for good measure.

The Official Coleraine Podcast was pleased to welcome former striker Derek Cook on the show.

The Scotsman discussed his time at The Showgrounds, signing for £40 a week and netting on his debut against Cliftonville.

The likeable Ardrossan man speaks about playing for Glentoran, why there are no hard feelings against former boss Kenny Shiels and why he fondly recalls his time in the Irish League.

The show - sponsored by Radio Taxis - also recaps on the Bannsiders' win on Boxing Day amid a huge crowd on the Ballycastle Road.

Hosted by Damian Mullan and Johnny McNabb, the trio also give their predictions ahead of the fixtures to kick-start 2023.

Raise your hand if you can't wait to get stuck into some Christmas dinner and spend some quality time with loved ones in the coming days? With that in mind, we invited the recently appointed Club Chaplain, Reverend Malcolm Ferry, onto this week's show to remind ourselves about the true meaning of Christmas. Rev Ferry discusses his new role at the club, how he has found life at The Showgrounds and how reaching out for help can be the first step in addressing any issues one may have. Hosted by Damian Mullan and Johnny McNabb, the trio also speak about the unusually quiet Christmas period and the upcoming derby clash against Ballymena United on Boxing Day, with a few predictions thrown in for good measure. The Podcast - sponsored by Radio Taxis - wishes all of our listeners a very Merry Christmas.

Johnny Black is fondly remembered for his time at The Showgrounds despite only being at the club for a single season. The full-back was this week's guest on the Official Coleraine Podcast - sponsored by Radio Taxis -  and spoke about his sole campaign on the Ballycastle Road, where he scored eight goals in 30 appearances. Johnny discussed some of those memorable goals, netting in the League Cup semi-final at Solitude and why his time at Coleraine was the most enjoyable of his career. The Monkstown man delved into his time at Linfield and Glentoran, moving to Australia and why he wanted to return to The Showgrounds. Hosted by Damian Mullan and Johnny McNabb, the trio also remark on the poor weather as games are postponed across the country this weekend. Please note there is bad language throughout the podcast.

The Official Coleraine Podcast was delighted to welcome former player Graeme Philson on this week's show. The L/Derry native made his way up through the ranks at The Showgrounds and made his debut at the end of the 1991/92 season. Graeme spoke about that experience, playing under an influx of managers during his time at Coleraine and the move to West Ham United. The show - sponsored by Radio Taxis - also discusses Graeme's support of Wolves, playing in a Cup tie after a full stomach and his current role at H&W Welders. Hosted by Damian Mullan and Johnny McNabb, the trio also speak about the Stripes' wins against Dungannon Swifts and Cliftonville ahead of this weekend's clash against Crusaders.

Grant Cameron was this week's guest on the Official Coleraine Podcast as he discussed his years of experience watching the Bannsiders. Grant, who published a book on Coleraine FC and works as a journalist for BBC Sport NI, spoke at length about his memories watching the Stripes throughout the years. The Coleraine native also revealed who his favourite player of all time is, working in journalism and some insights into different personalities who have represented the club. Hosted by Damian Mullan and Johnny McNabb, the show - sponsored by Radio Taxis - also reflects on the Bannsiders' success at Larne and the upcoming game against Dungannon Swifts.

Paul Owens insists he hasn't even had a minute to watch the World Cup after a whirlwind week. The Limavady man agreed to return to his hometown club as manager this week after being a first-team coach at the Coleraine Showgrounds since 2018. Paul explained his reasons for re-joining United, how the club has transformed off the pitch and his hopes and aims in the dugout. Owens - who also played for the Bannsiders - outlined his highs and lows during his spell at The Showgrounds, working under Oran Kearney and his assessment on the Irish League. The show - which is sponsored by Radio Taxis - also sees hosts Damian Mullan and Johnny McNabb reflect on the Bannsiders' draw against Glenavon and the upcoming game against Larne.