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!

In this episode of 'Wearing the Red & Green' I speak to Paul Frame and Steve Baynes, two members of our successful reserve side of the late 80s and early 90s. We discuss what made the reserves and the pathway at Windsor so professional and different to other clubs, we remember the Suburban League Cup Final win against Wembley and why did Shaun Gilman sing the Flower of Scotland at the top of his voice in the dressing room ahead of a semi final tie?!

In this episode of 'Wearing the Red & Green' I speak to our former striker Ben Porter. Ben won the managers, players and supporters player of the year awards in his first season at the club and went on to become a popular player with supporters. We discuss his time at Stag Meadow, that famous 6-2 win against Slough, and his belief that he really is taller than 5ft3!

In this episode of 'Wearing the Red & Green' I speak to former Windsor & Eton President and legend of the commentary box, Barry Davies. Barry, spent over 35 years on Match of the Day, he commentated on 10 World Cups and 17 Olympic Games. This episode was a real privilege to record and we discuss countless stories from Barry’s life behind the microphone, his time as president of Windsor & Eton and how his appreciation of non-league football began, while following Finchley, back in their Athenian League days.

In this episode of 'Wearing the Red and Green' I speak to our former captain and assistant manager, Colin Ferguson. Fergie, was a real favourite at Stag Meadow, and we discuss his appreciation of the Windsor faithful, chanting ‘you’ll never beat the Fergie’, to his memories of that memorable promotion season under Byron Walton, that fabulous FA Trophy campaign under Dennis Greene and some stories from his days pre-Windsor, where he enjoyed some incredible FA Cup runs.

In this week's episode of 'Wearing the Red and Green' I speak to our former defender John Mitchell. John, made his debut for Windsor back in 1975, and he went on to make over 400 appearances for the club. He's regarded by many, as the finest right back to have ever worn, the Red and Green. We discuss, those Athenian League title successes, all those FA Cup runs, what he enjoyed most about Windsor & Eton, and just why, police boarded the team coach, following a game away at Leyton-Wingate.

In this week's episode of 'Wearing the Red & Green' I speak to former defender Barry Pitcher. Pitch, was a fans favourite at Stag Meadow and I suspect, the only Windsor & Eton player to have ever had a t-shirt produced to celebrate a goal he’d scored. To be fair, it was his only goal in the 118 we scored in the league that season! We discuss, that goal, the famous promotion season of 1995/96, and what it meant to him, to pull on the Red and green.

In this episode of 'Wearing the Red & Green' I speak to our former midfielder Jeff Chapman. Jeff, was a mainstay of our midfield in the 1980s, and we discuss all of those big FA Cup games, his encounter with Graham Rix and Arsenal, his huge admiration and respect for Alf Coulton and just why he believes, Windsor & Eton, was a truly magical club.

In this week’s episode of 'Wearing the Red & Green' I speak to our former midfielder from the 1990s, Christian Bartlett. Barts joined the club as a 15 year old and went on to spend over 10 years at Stag Meadow, progressing through the reserves and into the first team. We discuss the grounding he had in that successful reserve team under Steve Roberts and Derek Sweetman, his time as one of the first names on the team sheet under Alan Davies, that memorable 1995/96 promotion season and what made that squad so special.

In this week's episode of 'Wearing the Red & Green' I speak to our former striker and manager Keith Scott. Christened the Colonel by supporters, Keith guided the club to its last ever Berks & Bucks Senior Cup and League title winning season. We discuss, his professional career - including that goal at Anfield, his time at Stag Meadow where we reminisce on those successes, the off-field challenges he had to incur as manager, and we lay to rest some of the unsubstantiated myths that have wrongly been thrown in his direction, over the years. I also give Keith the right of reply on the pin-stripe suit debate and of course drainpipe gate down in Truro!