Getting the band back together was the name of the game for this week's Official Coleraine Podcast. Regular contributors Damian Mullan and Johnny McNabb were joined by Steven Crawford and Aaron O'Neill on this week's show. The quartet reflect on the Bannsiders' loss to Portadown and win against Warrenpoint Town, the emergence of Lewis Tosh and Kirk McLaughlin and looking ahead to the top six fixtures. There is also a discussion on the title race, the end of season European play-offs and a few jokes ahead of an upcoming stag-do this weekend.

NIFL CEO Gerard Lawlor still had a smile on his face as he was our guest on the Official Coleraine Podcast. The former Cliftonville Chairman remarked on the Reds' success against Coleraine in last Sunday's BetMcLean League Cup final. Speaking to Damian Mullan and Johnny McNabb, the NIFL chief spoke about the record attendance at Windsor Park, the likelihood of another final on a Sunday and the relationship between clubs in the pyramid. Lawlor also discussed at length about the potential stadia funding, as well as the Irish League's potential to develop more players into the Northern Ireland international set-up.

The Official Coleraine Podcast was pleased to be joined by Pat McAllister as we get set for the BetMcLean League Cup final on Sunday afternoon. The tough tackling midfielder represented both clubs, with 'Packie' lifting the Irish Cup with the Bannsiders back in 2003 and he spoke to Damian Mullan and Jonathan McNabb about his time at The Showgrounds under Kenny Shiels and Marty Quinn. McAllister also shared his experiences across the water at Dunfermline Athletic, the camaraderie on European trips and why he is no longer involved in football. The trio also look ahead to the showpiece decider this weekend as the Stripes aim to retain their League Cup crown.

This week's guest on the Official Coleraine Podcast is very good with numbers and one of the most recognised names in Irish League circles. This means it can only be Marshall Gillespie, who is a freelance statistician for the Northern Ireland Football League and Irish Football Association. Marshall discusses his interest in compiling stats, his most interesting request, working under Ian Baraclough and his excitement at the upcoming UEFA Women's European Championships this summer. Hosted by Damian Mullan and joined by Jonathan McNabb, the trio discuss the Bannsiders' Irish Cup tie against Cliftonville tomorrow night and a busy March schedule.

Life couldn't get much better both on and off the pitch for this week's guest on the Official Coleraine Podcast. The show - which celebrated its first birthday last week - was delighted to be joined by current star Jamie Glackin. The Omagh native discusses his time at The Showgrounds and how he contemplated leaving after Rodney McAree's departure. However, the 27-year-old acknowledged that he has been given a licence to express himself under Oran Kearney's tutelage and how much he is enjoying being a father. Glackin also explains to host Damian Mullan and contributor Johnny McNabb about his breakthrough in the Irish League at Dungannon Swifts before moving to Crusaders, where he won the Gibson Cup and County Antrim Shield.

From the outset, Greg O'Dowd and Coleraine FC weren't set to be a match made in heaven. However, this week's guest on the Official Coleraine Podcast remains one of the most popular players to wear the blue and white stripes. O'Dowd joined host Damian Mullan and contributor Johnny McNabb on this week's show as he recapped on time at the club, where he made 87 appearances, scoring fourteen times in the process. The midfielder reflects on Kenny Shiels' sacking before being reinstated the next day, scoring at Windsor Park and the regret at not winning the Gibson Cup in 1996/97. The hour long chat also discusses how the Dubliner enjoyed his recent trip to The Showgrounds and his plans to attend next month's BetMcLean League Cup final.

The Official Coleraine Podcast was delighted to be joined by former captain Tommy McCallion on this week's show. The midfielder made a total of 242 appearances, scoring 26 times in the process across three spells on the Ballycastle Road. Tommy opens up on his time at The Showgrounds, playing for Clliftonville, Glentoran and Derry City and the influence of Victor Hunter on his career. Hosted by Damian Mullan and assisted by Johnny McNabb, the trio discuss the upcoming trilogy of games against Cliftonville, starting with this Saturday's encounter at Solitude.

New signing Andrew Mitchell is this week's guest on the Official Coleraine Podcast. The striker joined the club in the January transfer window and made his debut in last Saturday's win against Linfield at The Showgrounds. The Waringstown man discusses his career, the move to Coleraine and why he loves coming up to the North Coast during the near hour long episode. Hosted by Damian Mullan and assisted by Jonathan McNabb, the trio reflect on the win against the Blues, the upcoming Irish Cup tie against Portadown, with Mitchell taking the time to answer some questions sent in by supporters.

The show was delighted to be joined by Nevin Oliver, who was recently appointed as the club's Vice-President at the Corporate Lunch in December. Nevin speaks about that prestigious honour, helping to save the club back in 2005 and how the Bannsiders are financially secure under the careful eye of the Board of Directors at the club. Hosted by Damian Mullan and assisted by Johnny McNabb, the trio remark on the Stripes' last gasp defeat to Glentoran, this weekend's fixture against Glentoran and the wall being brought down on the Ballycastle Road.

This week's guest on the Official Coleraine Podcast is Neil Coleman, who is the Head of Marketing and Communications at the Northern Ireland Football League. The Ballymena man talks to Damian Mullan and Jonathan McNabb about his role at NIFL, the upcoming BetMcLean League Cup final, as well as the importance of broadcasting deals for the organisation. The trio also remark on the Bannsiders' draw against Portadown last weekend as Oran Kearney's men get set to face Carrick Rangers on Saturday.