Bobby talks about his long history following Rangers both domestically and in Europe.

Dylan talks about his footballing life from his early years as a child to the present day in South Africa, taking in the journey from local football to his coaching career, including how he knocked on the door of a club secretary with an "I told you so" message, to playing while pissed at Ibrox and dealing with black magic in Africa.

Sarah talks about her experiences following south-west London club Sutton United, including travelling to away games by push bike for the 2010/11 season to raise money for the club's Community Trust (for which she received the Clubperson of the Year award) and cakes she bakes and gives away in exchange for a charitable donation during Saturday home games.

Kevin speaks passionately about his time supporting Crystal Palace, including some genuinely emotive memories, and about his link up with friend of the podcast Kieran Maguire on The Price of Football.

Mark talks all things Baggies (with a sprinkling of Stourbridge), his podcast "Project Football", and his memories of outpacing Don Goodman!

Kieran chats to me about his support for Brighton having watched them since the 1970s, the wariness required when following your team away in those times, and of course the troubled 90s. Kieran also talks at length about the financial health of the game more holistically, gives great insight into the way the game is run and what he thinks can and should be changed for the better.

Neil talks evocatively about his support for Blues dating back to the 1960's, and speaks in great detail about the ownership, financial and structural issues at the club.

Jon talks about his time supporting Reading, losing interest in the club post-sale to TSI, delving into the murky underworld of professional football with his work at Supporter's Trust at Reading and the Football Supporter's Federation. Jon also talks about his two Reading FC related books, The Sum Of The Parts which regales the building of the famous 106 team, and the Ultimate Reading FC Quiz Book.

Heather speaks to me aboutvher longstanding love of the Addicks and regales some great personal stories including her time on Chelsea's Shed End, and her favourite Charlton match at Highbury. We also delve in detail into the problems faced by Charlton in the 1980's and 2010's which includes a great section on football governance.

Tom speaks passionately about his love for the Grecians and their unique identity in a world of football clubs that take a very similar pathway. We also take a good verbal journey on governance in football, and very much pay tribute to two much loved Devon football personalities in Eamonn Dolan and Adam Stansfield.

A brilliant chat held at the Plough in Wanborough regarding the issues Swindon Town have had with ownership over recent years, as well as their support for the club.

Jane talks emotively about her support for Wimbledon FC and the continuation club, AFC Wimbledon, having been a supporter since 1994, including the move to Milton Keynes.

Christine provides a superb first hand account of the issues faced by the Seasiders from the early days of Owen Oyston's ownership, the closeness of the relationship with Valeri Belokon's legal team and her time as chair of Blackpool Supporter's Trust.

James gives a fans frank account of the effects of overspending in the National League and the issues faced by the Terras for over a decade afterwards. Insurance, burger buns and many other topics are discussed.

Evan and I talk in depth about his support for Leicester City from when he first went as a young kid, progressing through some of the most turbulent and exciting times watching the Foxes.

Millie talks to me about her time following Worcester City in person, Manchester Utd from afar and her personal experiences of sexism in football, including I think the most concerning anecdote to date in this series.

Andy recounts his experiences of watching Norwich City from a young age with his Carrow Road stewarding father to the present day, speaks of his love of football chants and the book he wrote on the subject titled We Lose Every Week, and his help with Along Come Norwich, the fans group helping with colour and tifo.

Caitlin gives a great account of her time supporting Newport County AFC and the work she undertakes on a voluntary basis for the club, as well as her love for Justin Edinburgh who tragically passed away two years ago. Caitlin also speaks about her experiences of sexism in football, giving a unique account from the press room.

Harry talks to me about his love if Portsmouth FC, including how he was introduced to the club by his steward father and how he did his bit in saving the club from being wound up. A longer episode than usual but an engaging listen all the same!!

Val talks about her history within the local game in Oxfordshire and Wiltshire, and talks ua through her 20+ year history as a volunteer at Shrivenham FC.