Val talks about her history within the local game in Oxfordshire and Wiltshire, and talks ua through her 20+ year history as a volunteer at Shrivenham FC.

Amy talks to me about her love of the Swans from afar, the difficulty following a football club while working in the theatre industry, her experiences being taken to Manchester Utd as a child and the sexist abuse she has received as a female follower of football.

Eve recalls her memories of supporting Bristol City, her life as an FA qualified coach and working within the game itself with Leicester City, and informs of her experiences of sexism from fans of other clubs.

Emily talks to me about her late supportership development despite a love for the game, her degree course in Football Business and Media taken at Wembley Stadium, and her recent discovery of Birmingham City.

Lucy gives a wonderful talk about her love of Rovers and speaks about her love of her recently departed Grandad. Lucy also speaks of her volunteering for Ashton Town FC and her involvement in the Her Game Too campaign.

Leah gives an engaging chat about her love for Bristol City and provides a frank account of her experiences of sexism in football.

Announcement and short discussion with Caz May & Lucy Ford of Her Game Too to help announce the commencement of Her Game Too Month.

Ryan regales his memories following Blackburn from afar, from Alan Shearer to the Venkys to Tony Mowbray and promotion from League 1. Also a shout out to the petition for additional tickets for the playoff finals:- https://www.change.org/p/the-football-association-make-the-efl-playoff-finals-test-events-with-25-capacity-like-fa-cup-final?recruiter=46058681&utm_source=share_petition&utm_medium=twitter&utm_campaign=psf_combo_share_initial&utm_term=share_petition&recruited_by_id=57fd63f0-7df9-0130-eb4e-3c764e049b13

Lee Simpson talks about his time following the Cumbrians and England, the bond he has with his Dad and his friends, including being caught up in the infamous Marseille attacks and Wembley wins and defeats.

Paul and I delve into his world following Everton, joining the Navy, his route into Lancashire Constabulary and taking on the role as Preston North End Dedicated Football Officer.