new season special:

Another division that arguably offers more genuine intrigue than the Prem – that is if you like your intrigue based around players & performances rather than the pseudo-rock star off field exploits of the Baby Bentley brigade.
League Two is awash with some great names of English football, clubs steeped in history and tradition, teams who have formed a vital part of their town’s tapestry for a century and more. And MK Dons.
By the way, can anyone tell us what pop…er, ‘impresaring’ Pete Winkelman has actually done, or has he got where he is simply because people confuse him for either Peter Stringfellow (same haircut) or Pete Waterman (name similarities, genuine pop impresario).
Anyway, that’s a story we’ll save for another day. We’re focussing this time round on the quintessential lower League club, Grimsby Town. Frequently flirting with the second tier only to drop back down to the third and then the fourth…a team where young stars first make their name before moving onto bigger things, where former stars see out their last playing days, a place where genuine cult heroes are born…talk, talk, talk of a new stadium that never seems to materialise…it’s all here
Some of you will know Bill Brewster for his best-selling books ‘Last Night a DJ Saved My Life’ and ‘How to DJ Properly’, and for his own dj’ing exploits, CD sleeve notes and music journalism. However, before all this, Bill was one of the original team at When Saturday Comes, and is a lifelong Mariner. Who better for our Q&A session…
For full Grimsby Q&A click here