The Pelé Podcast

The Pelé Podcast

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The Pelé Podcast episodes

  • Episode Four: Rory McAllister
    RORY McALLISTER, one of the most prolific strikers in the lower leagues, joins today's Pelé Podcast. The big forward looks back at his formative years at Aberdeen and Inverness Caledonian Thistle before turning his attention to his two years at Brechin City, his surprising move to Peterhead and his successful spell at Balmoor. He's scored more than 120 goals in 180 league games over the last five seasons - you can't teach that.
    31 min
  • Episode 3.5: David Irons and Stenhousemuir
    IN this bonus edition of The Pelé Podcast, David Irons takes an extended look back at his 18 months in charge of Stenhousemuir. He begins by remembering his acrimonious arrival at Ochilview in December 2010 and how he kept the club in the Second Division, before reflecting on his memorable yet ultimately doomed bid for promotion in 2011-12.
    32 min
  • Episode Three: David Irons
    FORMER Gretna, Greenock Morton and Stenhousemuir manager David Irons joins The Pelé Podcast to reflect on his career. In a candid, forthright interview Irons discusses Gretna's rise through the football league, the challenges of working at Cappielow, and his bittersweet time with the Warriors.
    1 hr
  • Episode Two: Gregor Buchanan
    THE second episode of the Pelé Podcast sees Dunfermline Athletic's Gregor Buchanan join the show. The 24-year-old centre-back talks about his formative years in junior football, his two seasons with Airdrieonians, and his move into full-time football with the Pars.
    26 min
  • Episode One: Stephen Aitken
    IN the very first episode of the Pelé Podcast, Stranraer manager Stephen Aitken joins Craig G Telfer about his management of the club and how the Blues have transformed from relegation certainties to promotion hopefuls during his time in charge.
    31 min

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Lower-league Scottish football is serious business.