The whole podcast gang are together for a whole lotta fun and a great big chat about all things Northampton Town Football Club.

The wins away at Exeter and Harrogate have made us giddy and poor Neil doesn't know what's happened to us!

Every time questions are asked about Jon Brady's side, they are answered emphatically with a show of complete togetherness and unity.

Brady has got the Cobblers playing his way, which is incredibly efficient where every player knows and understands their role. Chessie describes it as being not particularly pretty but effective, like the Lift Tower or the old Greyfriars Bus Station.

After the last two wins coming without some key players, is it about time we started giving the squad players a bit more respect?

We discuss the situation regarding both Jordan Flores and Scott Pollock and praise Nicke Kabamba for stepping up in the absence of Kion Etete and Sean McWilliams on Saturday.

The FA Women's Cup dream might be over for our girls but we are so very proud of them.

James Wiles provides us with a match report from Lincoln's Moorlands ground and speaks to both managers, Lou Barry and Josh Oldfield for the pod.

More great questions from you this week, including:

What are our favourite away days and did you know that there actually is a Cathedral in Northampton? Chessie really should have done!

Sales of the IACTM Podcast Mug are going really well, thank you to all who have bought one so far.

All the profits are going to Weston Favell Food Bank and you can get your hands on one for just £14.99 at cobblerstome.com/shop

Let's raise as much money as possible so that no one goes hungry this Christmas ever.

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