The Pelé Podcast

THE third and final part of Andy Graham's Pelé Podcast focuses on his three years at Alloa Athletic. Andy starts by reflecting on about his decision to join the Wasps in 2016 and reuniting with Jack Ross, who had coached him at Dumbarton. He talks about working under Ross and his replacement, Jim Goodwin, and his disappointment in the Championship play-off final. He then remembers the successful 2017/18 campaign and last year's heroic survival in the Championship.

PART two of Andy Graham's Pelé Podcast kicks off with the big stopper's move to Dumbarton in the summer of 2012. Andy talks about the club's struggles at the bottom of the First Division and their remarkable turnaround under Ian Murray, which saw them almost gatecrashed the promotion play-offs the following year. Andy then goes on to discuss Stevie Aitken's appointment and his sudden, disappointing departure from the Rock. He then speaks about his season at Ayr United under Ian McCall.

THE Pelé Podcast is back, baby! The first show in eight months stars Alloa Athletic's iconic captain Andy Graham. In the first of three parts, the big defender talks about his rise from the amateur ranks to the SPL. Andy discusses how he started playing football with Glasgow Amateurs and how he was spotted by Stirling Albion boss Allan Moore. He goes on to speak about his five successful seasons at Forthbank, including the celebrated championship-winning season of 2009/10. Andy finishes by looking back on his two years in full-time football with top-flight Hamilton Academical and his boyhood heroes Greenock Morton.

HERE we go, lads - the fifth and final part of David Weatherston's Pelé Podcast. David starts this episode by looking back on his move to back into part-time football with Stirling Albion in the summer of 2013, a season that ultimately yielded the second play-off success of his career. He then discusses a miserable year at Alloa Athletic and an indifferent campaign with Brechin City, before going into details about moving to Norway in the summer of 2016.

THE hits just keep on coming! Part four of David Weatherston's Pelé Podcast sees the player looking back over his two years with Falkirk. David talks about working under Steven Pressley and Gary Holt, playing alongside some of the most talented young players in the country and taking part in the Bairns' big cup ties. Funny, moving and insightful, this is another topper.

DAVID WEATHERSTON continues to look back on his career by examining the three years he spent at Queen of the South. Starting with his move to Palmerston in late July 2008, he talks about Gordon Chisholm, being reunited with Kenny Brannigan, his favourite matches, his continuing problems with anxiety and Gus MacPherson's pre-season training. As with the previous episodes starring David, it is not to be missed.

PART two of David Weatherston's Pelé Podcast begins in the summer of 2007 following his promotion-winning season with Queen's Park. The player talks about how both St Johnstone and Dundee United tried to lure him and why he eventually chose for the Saintees. David looks back on his thrilling start for his new club and his subsequent fall from the starting XI. He then talks at length about the anxiety that dogged him over the past decade and how it affected his football career.

THE first installment of our five-part interview with David Weatherston sees the player looking back on the beginning of his career and his nine years at Queen's Park, from joining the club as an 11 year old to leaving them as a promotion winner. The striker discusses his strained relationship with Kenny Brannigan and the manager's wacky departure, the rise of a supremely talented group of players and, best of all, the play-off final games against East Fife.

THE third and final part of Mick Dunlop's epic interview is perhaps the finest episode of the Pelé Podcast so far. Mick looks back on his favourite period of his career - his four years at Albion Rovers - as well as last season with Stenhousemuir. He talks about his title success with the Vers and his promotion with the Warriors, as well as the biggest games of his career. This is just great stuff.

THE second part of Mick Dunlop's Pelé Podcast sees the big defender looking back on the middle period of his career. He starts by reflecting on his successful two seasons at Dumbarton - which included winning the Third Division title in 2009 - before talking about Alloa Athletic's disastrous campaign of 2010/11 which ended in relegation. Mick finishes by discussing his "wilderness years" at Brechin City and Stranraer.