THIS week’s special guest on That’s What I Call Football is a Linfield defender who once pitted his wits against Italian World Cup winners Gennaro Gattuso and Fabio Grosso.

Chris Casement, who also won the 2005 FA Youth Cup with Ipswich Town when he faced a Southampton side that included Theo Walcott, joins host Darren Fullerton and regular pundit Tim McCann.

On this week’s podcast, Chris reflects on working under both David Jeffrey and David Healy in two spells at Linfield where he has won four league titles, four Irish Cups and one County Antrim Shield.

We also reflect on Paddy McLaughlin's appointment as Cliftonville manager, ongoing pitch problems at the Ballymena Showgrounds and look ahead to this week's big games in the Danske Bank Premiership.

And as if that isn’t enough, we also pick out another Charity Bet for Children’s Heartbeat Trust, courtesy of BetMcLean.com

Gareth and Tim are joined on this week's show by special guest Daryl Fordyce.

Former Irish League midfielder Fordyce won titles with both Glentoran and Linfield and has also played in Canada and the United States.

We chat to the 32-year-old about his career so far, and what the futures holds.

We also have our 90 Seconds Q&A and BetMcLean Charity Bet, and we look ahead to this weekend's games in the Tennent's Irish Cup and Danske Bank Premiership.

Host Gareth Fullerton is joined this week by regular pundit Tim McCann and special guest Albert Watson.

Albert forged his name in the Irish League with spells at Ballymena United and Linfield, before he moved to Canada where he spent five years with FC Edmonton.

The defender then moved to Iceland last March to link up with KR Reykjavik but is now back in Northern Ireland and assessing his future.

But where will his next move be?

Will it be in the Irish League? Or will he return to North America? 

We find out more in this week's show.

We also have our 90 Seconds Q&A, weekend predictions and our weekly Charity Bet, courtesy of BetMcLean.

Joining Gareth and Tim on this week's podcast is Glentoran goalkeeper Elliott Morris.

Elliott became an internet sensation at the weekend with his goal against Institute - fair to say there's plenty of chat about that.

The veteran keeper also discusses Glentoran's turbulent season so far, and what the Oval side hopes to achieve in the remainder of the campaign.

We also have our 90 Seconds Q&A with Elliott and another BetMcLean Charity Bet.

Gareth and Tim are joined on this week's show by former Cliftonville and Sligo Rovers boss Gerard Lyttle.

The panel discuss the current upheaval at Solitude, including the future of Reds boss Barry Gray, and the recent managerial change at Glentoran.

They also look back at Saturday's Irish Cup ties and make their predictions for this weekend's Danske Bank Premiership fixtures.

We also have our 90 Seconds Q&A with Gerard, and our weekly Charity Bet courtesy of our friends at BetMcLean.

Host Gareth Fullerton is joined by resident pundit Tim McCann and Crusaders defender Sean Ward.

They discuss all the main talking points in the Irish League over the New Year period and look ahead to this weekend's Irish Cup.

We also have our 90 Seconds Q&A with Sean, and our weekly Charity Bet courtesy of our friends at BetMcLean.

We also reveal the names of the winners of our BetMcLean competition.

It's a Christmas Special this week as we raise a glass to the season so far.

Host Gareth Fullerton takes a look back at some of the great guests we have welcomed into the studio over the past five months.

It includes interviews with Carl Frampton, Shane Todd, Barry Johnston and Mark Sykes.

Throw in some awful attempts at humour (and singing), and a sackful of wonderful sound affects courtesy of producer Paul McCarthy, and you have a festive feast of fun and football!

Host Gareth Fullerton is joined by regular pundit Tim McCann and special guest Ryan Catney.

Cliftonville skipper Catney reflects on the Reds' season so far, and his recovery from a horrific double leg break back in 2017.

We also have our 90 Seconds Q&A session with Ryan as he reveals his favourite away ground, toughest opponent and best player he has ever played with.

The panel also make their predictions for this weekend's Premiership games and pick out another Charity Bet for Children's Heartbeat Trust , courtesy of BetMcLean.com

And if that isn't good enough, we also have a brilliant competition in conjunction with BetMcLean.

The generous bookmaker has given us FIVE free £20 bets as a thank-you to our listeners.

All you need to do it listen to this week's podcast to find out more!

This week’s special guest on That’s What I Call Football is a Ballymena United midfielder who once pitted his wits against Paul Pogba.

James Knowles, who faced the Manchester United star at youth level when he was at Blackburn Rovers, joins host Darren Fullerton and regular pundit Tim McCann.

On this week’s podcast, James reflects on Ballymena’s 16-game unbeaten streak and the Braid club’s charge to the top of the Danske Bank Premiership.

He also names the two biggest pranksters in the United changing room and credits David Jeffrey for giving him a timely ‘kick up the backside’.

We also have our regular 90 Seconds Q&A session and look ahead to this week’s big games in the Danske Bank Premiership.

And as if that isn’t enough, we also pick out another Charity Bet for Children’s Heartbeat Trust, courtesy of BetMcLean.com

Host Gareth Fullerton is joined by regular pundit Tim McCann and special guest Howard Beverland.

Crusaders defender Beverland talks about the season so far and looks ahead to Saturday's massive game against Linfield.

We also have our 90 Seconds Q&A session and fire some social media questions at Howard.

Gareth and Tim also pick out their BetMcLean Charity Bet, hoping to get another winner for The Children's Heartbeat Trust.