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Alan is joined this week by Johnnie Mitchell from Larkhall.

The guys discuss amongst other things :-

Johnnie’s love of Rangers for over 40 years. Initially attending games with his Father, then with mates on the Tannochside RSC bus, and more recently with his daughter Cerys. Favourite players, games and goals throughout the years. Seville selfies with Alfredo Morelos, life threatening Livorno loo breaks. Johnnie’s role as a “Follow Follow vendor” for 20 years and his views on Gers amazing 2021/22 European run and hopes for the future.

Non footie dimensions from The Stone Roses and Glasgow Green ticket tout dramas, The Beatles experience at The Cavern Club, favourite books, horse racing, giving Alan a lesson at the golf, and so much more …….

If you would like to join Alan on the show, just drop him an e-mail to -

alangbradley2@gmail.com

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Lee Colvin

Great show lads.I worked with Johnny recently and he's a great bluenose and a top guy.

Alan Bradley

Thanks Lee. Yep Johnnie’s a top bloke, was brilliant to have him on the show. Like someone else I know who’s also a published author (Belgrade to Buenos Aires) 😉

Cerys Mitchell

Really enjoyed listening to my Dads pod. Some of the stories I knew, some I didn’t, like favourite goals etc. The story from Livorno will always be the best 😂 I actually remember in 2019 I went to Pisa with my friends, and we were looking for something to do one day. I remembered my Dads story from Livorno, and thought “oh let’s go there”. We got off the train and got straight back on again, it was awful and really shady! I can imagine it would’ve been a much nicer place with a sea of blue 😀

John Walker

Another great pod lads. Great stories from Johnny with my own love for the gers, horse-racing and music I can very much relate to it.