Totally Tranmere Podcast

It's the final podcast of the season and we take a look back on 2012-13. Did Rovers make progression? We also take a look at some of the new teams entering the division next season and some of the speculation going around concerning potential new faces arriving at the club.

The season may be over but Matt and Paul are still here! Sorry! We take a look back on the start of the season which saw Rovers sit proudly at the top of League One for the most part. We also look back on Friday night's charity match and give you the total of how much we have raised for Claire House and 7 Waves.

We have a packed podcast for you this week. We look back on (another) 1-0 defeat, at the hands of Preston. We hear from Tranmere's record signing Shaun Teale about his time at Prenton Park and why it didn't work out. And Tom Latchem talks Bournemouth as the Cherries celebrate their promotion (or try to anyway) at Prenton Park on Saturday.

We have another busy show this week. We have all the fallout on the pitch with Rovers suffering their 4th 1-0 defeat in a row last Saturday. Where has it all gone wrong? We try and find the answers. Off the pitch and we have a new club sponsor so hear our thoughts on that plus the awards winners from the ceremony last Monday. And we look ahead to Preston with the help of North End supporter Sean Marshall. All that plus news of our charity event on the 3rd May.

It's another busy show for you this week. With just three games of the season to go, we take a look back on last weekend's 1-0 defeat at Doncaster before talking about Jake Cassidy and Tranmere's current goal drought. We catch up with what else has been going on in League 1 and look ahead to the visit of Hartlepool with Pools fan Jack Kelly.

Listen to Paul's half-hour long chat with Tranmere hero Chris Malkin. During the discussion, Chris explains how it felt to score 'that goal' against Bolton at Wembley in the Play-Off final in 1991, the disappointment of defeat to Aston Villa in the Coca-Cola Cup semi-final and why he left Prenton Park to join Millwall.

Coming up on this week's Totally Tranmere Podcast:

* We discuss the excellent 2-1 away win at Brentford last weekend
* We have an exclusive interview with deputy chairman of the Football Supporters' Federation Martin O'Hara on the subject of ticket pricing
* We look forward to the visit of Swindon Town to Prenton Park this weekend
* Money talks, the team bus and the viral sensation of Forever in Blue Jeans
* And we pay tribute to Bradford City's success in the Capital One Cup

Paul caught up with former Tranmere and Northern Ireland international striker Colin Clarke. We hear stories from his successful season at Prenton Park as well as what it was like scoring in the World Cup in 1986 and playing in the top flight. We also discover what he is currently up to in America and the state of soccer in the US.

Former Tranmere defender Clint Hill talks openly and honestly to Paul and Matthew about his Tranmere career, including details of why he left the club that perhaps hadn't come to light before and what he was thinking when he was sent off at Wembley

As we continue our series of summer interviews, Totally Tranmere meets and interviews Rovers legend Pat Nevin, one of only seven people to have been inducted into the TRFC hall of fame.

In another of our summer interviews, self-confessed Tranmere fan Alex Hay tells us all about his time playing for the club he loves, doing star jumps to impress Brian Little, and trying to start a fight with Kevin Nolan.

Continuing the series of summer interviews, this week Totally Tranmere caught up with Georges Santos, the popular French midfielder and defender who spent two-years at Prenton Park between 1998-2000.

In the latest of our interviews, we spoke to Alan Morgan at Raby Vale. The Welshman speaks passionately about his love of football and love of Tranmere and of course, with his current role as manager of Aberystwyth Town, we look ahead to his side's friendly with Rovers on Friday night.

If you hear water dripping at any stage during the interview, it was the roof of the changing rooms leaking when it began throwing it down with rain!

Former Tranmere defender and throw-in king Dave Challinor talks to the podcast about his time with the Wirral club, Colwyn Bay, where he's currently playing and his aspirations as a football manager

Former Tranmere midfielder Paul Aldridge kindly gave up his time to speak to us this week. Paul speaks about his time at the club, some of the great players he played alongside at Prenton Park and, of course, playing under his famous father, John.

He tells us what he's up to now and he also has some views on agents in football.