Stu and Mike look back on 45 / 46ths of Darlo's (very) up and (very) down season after the Kings Lynn defeat

Stuart Armstrong chairs a long overdue new episode of the Darlo Fans Radio podcast - he's joined by regulars Kev Luff and Michael Price, plus podcast debutant Dan King to look back over another season for The Quakers.

The team talk over last season, the hits and misses, how it felt to broadcast from an empty ground, and look ahead to next season and whether Alun's men will actually get to play all 42 games?

Speaking of the gaffer, he joins us too to discuss his ambitions for the season to come alongside Boost The Budget and his appraisal of the club's performance last year.

The DFR team meet up - in a manner of speaking - to ponder what happens next and look back on what's happened already.

Joining us via the wonders of remote recording are Alun Armstrong, David Johnston and Dave Mills

The magic of the FA Cup casts a spell over the podcast as we look back at our weekend in Walsall. Featuring all the highlights from the game, along with fan's memories of the day and details on how supporters could win £1,000 to give Christmas a boost!

FA Cup fever grips the pod squad as we look forward to a Tamworth trip that could put the Quakers into the first round for the first time in a long time.

There's also catchups with David Johnston and Simon Hahn, and our usual looks back - and forward - at the fixture list.

The first podcast of the new season sees regulars Stu Armstrong, Kev Luff and Mike Price joined by away day coverer-in-chief Michael Cansfield to look back over a busy August for the Quakers

The second and final part of Michael Cansfield's interview with the legendary Darlo skipper

The Darlo legend talks to DFR away day commentator Michael Cansfield about his time with the club.

Darlington fans gather at the Dolphin Centre to meet the new boss for the first time

The pod squad look back over a tough season for The Quakers and pick through our season highlights. There's also the eagerly awaited opening of the prediction envelopes....