In this episode of 'Wearing the Red & Green' I speak to former goalkeeper John Palmer. John was between the posts at Stag Meadow for the 1978/79 season, the season before the great Kevin Mitchell, and although his time at Windsor was only ever going to be for one season (ahead of him going to university), what a season it was... A League Cup final, an FA Vase run, an FA Cup run, and off the pitch - a season full of great stories! We discuss, what life was like under manager Brian Caterer - from letting the previous goalkeeper leave, to contract negotiations, FA Cup final tickets, to movie stardom! We cover it all. Oh and also, Italian shoes on sale in the back of the chairman's Rolls Royce and throwing up in training!

In this episode of 'Wearing the Red & Green' I speak to our former striker from the early 80s Steve Butler. Steve only spent a season at Stag Meadow, but post his career at Windsor he went on to make over 450 appearances in the Football League, representing the likes of Maidstone, Cambridge, Gillingham and Watford. We discuss that season at Windsor, life in the Army and memories from his impressive professional career.

In this episode of 'Wearing the Red & Green' it was an absolute privilege to speak with our former striker Simon Garner. Simon is best known for being Blackburn Rovers’ all time record goal scorer, where In over 500 games for the Lancashire club, he scored just shy of 200 goals. We discuss some brilliant stories from Simon’s career, his new book ‘One Last Shot’ which is available to buy at https://www.simongarnerbook.co.uk, and of course those 4 goals away at Northwood!

In week’s episode of 'Wearing the Red & Green' I speak to Mike Warth, brother of former striker Terry Warth, who was a prolific goal scorer at Stag Meadow in the 1960s. Terry sadly passed away last year, but Mike and I discuss Terry’ career at Stag Meadow, what he loved about Windsor, his spells at Maidenhead and Slough, and his youth team years at Reading - where he once played against the likes of Bobby Moore and Geoff Hurst!

In this episode of 'Wearing the Red & Green' I speak to two former Royalists who are now living Down Under, Gary Churchouse and Phil White. We discuss their periods at Stag Meadow, their careers in professional football, how Gary got to play against the full England side at Wembley Stadium and how Phil eventually got to play for his beloved Newcastle United.

In this week's episode of 'Wearing the Red & Green' I speak to our former coach Jim Melvin. Jim is up there as one of the finest coaches the club had. We discuss Jim's coaching career, his time at Stag Meadow, his close partnership with Keith Scott, his and Keith’s regrettable exit, and what was his favourite dressing room rollocking that he dished out?!

In the episode of 'Wearing the Red & Green' I speak to former player and reserve team manager Kevin Hill. Kevin’s various spells at Windsor spanned from the late 1970s through to that winning FA Vase goal away at Folkestone Invicta in 1995. We discuss League titles, FA Cup runs, his disappointment at being suspended for the FA Vase semi-final at Whickham, together with his trial up at Newcastle United.

In this episode of 'Wearing the Red and Green' I speak to two supporters, the Smithson’s, father and son, Dave and Paul. We discuss, their years watching football at Stag Meadow (which in the case of Dave extends back to the early 1960s), their favourite Red and Green moments, and they both reveal their favourite all time Windsor & Eton XI’s. Who makes their line-ups?!

In this episode of 'Wearing the Red & Green' I speak to our former captain and centre half Colin Smith. Colin was an instrumental figure at Stag Meadow in the late 70s and early 80s. We discuss those League titles, those FA Cup runs and much, much more.

In this episode of 'Wearing the Red and Green' I speak to former midfielder Paul Coyne. Dubbed the Ginger Zidane by the Windsor faithful, we discuss Coyney's time at Stag Meadow, that goal against Slough, why he felt Keith & Jim were the management team that got the best out of him, and of course, drainpipe gate at Truro!