In this episode I speak to the man who has a day named after him! On 23rd April 2005 Chris Morgan scored a goal which went down in the history books and has been talked about ever since. But much more than that, Chris was a brilliant footballer who scored goals throughout his career no matter where he played, picking up 3 league winners medals in the process.

Something a bit different, as in the build up to the Irish Cup semi final I meet with Paul Leeman to preview the game, look back on the Glens season so far and reminisce about Leepers Irish Cup memories

I talk to current head of player development Andy Mathieson, who also played for the club 288 times scoring 41 goals and winning 10 winners medals.

We talk about his time playing for his boyhood club but also about all of the brilliant things which are currently happening at the Glentoran Academy

This weeks episode is former Glentoran player Terry Devlin who is now making a name for himself at League One club Portsmouth.

We talk about his time at Glentoran - in what he describes was a "Mental" season - to how he is finding life in League One.

This weeks guest is a supporter who needs no introduction - Sam Robinson. Sam was one of the founding members of the Glentoran Community Trust which we discuss and is possibly more well known now for being a Glentoran historian. Author of two books about the club, playwright and the man behind the Victory in Vienna Documentary, there is no man who knows more about Glentoran Football Club than Sam Robinson!

We delve into the season so far, a season with so many lows and so few highs to date. Can Warren Feeney turn it around? What does the future look like? And how do we review the takeover to date?

This weeks guest is Glentoran legend and former defender John Devine. John pulled on a Glentoran shirt 468 times and won everything there was to win at the club, including 3 league titles, 4 Irish Cups and the double. He was also capped by Northern Ireland and is regarded as many as one of the greatest players to play for the club.

Next up is 2009 title winning full back/winger Kyle Neill. 34 goals in 159 Glentoran appearances, Kyle had a wand of a left foot and was a free kick specialist. Scorer of many great and important goals, we chat about winning the title with both his boyhood club and Glentoran, plus the Setanta Cup final in 2008 and still playing to this day at the tender age of 45.