Have a listen, as Andy tells us about his opening account with the Pars, after signing from Airdrie, during that infamous summer, playing to win the league with the rest of the team for Norrie.

Also included, Andy's story about playing no. 9 at Liverpool, playing with Ian Rush, nd much much more.

Join us, as Stevie Morrison talks about playing with Norrie, Ian Westwater, playing at Aberdeen, and much much more.

Also hear how he felt about Sir Alex.

Join us, as we talk to another of our 1960s Pars legends - Alex Smith.

Alex tells us about playing plenty of sport growing up, signing for the Pars, being on a Scottish Cup winning team, playing for Jock Stein, joining Rangers, getting into the pub trade, and much much more.

Join us as we talk to Lee Bullen, who had 2 spells at East End Park.

Lee tells us about being on the Scottish Cup Final side that were runners-up to Celtic, growing up a Jambo, playing for Falkirk, and a move to Sheffield Wednesday, plus much much more.

Enjoy!

Have a listen as we talk to Alex Edwards, who tells us about being signed by Jock Stein at 14, playing in European games, winning the 1968 Scottish Cup, transferring to Hibs, and more.

Join us as we talk to former assistant manager Gregor Abel!

Gregor tells us about his time at East End Park, a bit more about that East Enders based song, his time as a coach and holding down a job as a Principal PE teacher at the same time.

We also get Gregor's view on the modern game, and a guest appearance from Jim Leishman, who brought Gregor onto the staff, and together propelled the Pars up the league.

Join us as we talk to Dick Campbell, who over his life has been a fan of, played for, and managed Dunfermline Athletic FC.

Dick is one of Scottish football's lovable characters, and gives us plenty of amazing stories of his career. Have a listen, as he tells us about his progession with the club, working with Bert and Jim, and how he still feels about the Pars.

We wish Dick all the best at East Fife!

Former Assistant Manager Gregor Abel records a rendition of his Dunfermline song, originally featured as the B Side to the Eastenders record released in 1985.