THE Pelé Podcast is back, baby! The first show in eight months stars Alloa Athletic's iconic captain Andy Graham. In the first of three parts, the big defender talks about his rise from the amateur ranks to the SPL. Andy discusses how he started playing football with Glasgow Amateurs and how he was spotted by Stirling Albion boss Allan Moore. He goes on to speak about his five successful seasons at Forthbank, including the celebrated championship-winning season of 2009/10. Andy finishes by looking back on his two years in full-time football with top-flight Hamilton Academical and his boyhood heroes Greenock Morton.

Andy Graham (Part One)

PART two of Andy Graham's Pelé Podcast kicks off with the big stopper's move to Dumbarton in the summer of 2012. Andy talks about the club's struggles at the bottom of the First Division and their remarkable turnaround under Ian Murray, which saw them almost gatecrashed the promotion play-offs the following year. Andy then goes on to discuss Stevie Aitken's appointment and his sudden, disappointing departure from the Rock. He then speaks about his season at Ayr United under Ian McCall.

Andy Graham (Part Two)

THE third and final part of Andy Graham's Pelé Podcast focuses on his three years at Alloa Athletic. Andy starts by reflecting on about his decision to join the Wasps in 2016 and reuniting with Jack Ross, who had coached him at Dumbarton. He talks about working under Ross and his replacement, Jim Goodwin, and his disappointment in the Championship play-off final. He then remembers the successful 2017/18 campaign and last year's heroic survival in the Championship.

Andy Graham (Part Three)

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