In this episode of 'Wearing the Red & Green' I’m joined by former players Micky Barnes and Steve Baynes to look back at our famous FA Trophy run in the 1988/89 season. It was a run that saw us knock out holders Enfield at Stag Meadow and exit in a replay to Manchester-based Hyde United on a plastic pitch in the last 16.

Remembering our 1988/89 FA Trophy run

In this episode of 'Wearing the Red & Green' I speak to former sports reporter of the Windsor Observer, Ron Chakraborty. Ron covered the Royalists in the mid 1990s. We discuss our famous 1995/96 promotion run, life as a sports reporter pre-internet, smart phone and email as we know it today, through to his current role as Head of Major Events & General Sport at BBC Sport - a role that over the years has seen Windsor & Eton often discussed in the halls of the BBC!

Interview with Former Sports Reporter Ron Chakraborty

In this episode of 'Wearing the Red & Green' I speak to our former defender Jason Cousins. Jason, spent over 10 years at Wycombe Wanderers, before embarking on a second stint in non-league football. We discuss his time at Adams Park, including that goal at Wembley, that FA Cup semi-final against Liverpool and yes, that tackle! And of course, we chat through his season at Stag Meadow, a season (2003/04) that promised so much. 

Interview with Jason Cousins

In this episode of 'Wearing the Red & Green' I speak to former midfielder Keith White. Chalky enjoyed four seasons at Stag Meadow in the late 80s and early 90s. We discuss his time at Stag Meadow, plus his 10+ years at Slough Town, where he played in a number of their big FA Cup runs and managed to score a hat-trick of free kicks in a league game at Dulwich Hamlet!

Interview with Keith 'Chalky' White

In this episode of 'Wearing the Red & Green' I speak to our former goalkeeper Kieron Drake. Drakey played a season at Stag Meadow in the mid 2000s, and we discuss a number of brilliant stories from that season - yes we do talk through the borrowing of Ralph Little's car, and of course THAT goal! - and we chat through his long career at a number of local clubs. 

Interview with Kieron Drake

In this episode of 'Wearing the Red & Green' I speak to our former chairman Steve Gillham. Steve had been a supporter of Windsor & Eton from his childhood back in the 1950s, and we discuss his journey from supporter through to becoming chairman in the early 1990s. We discuss the dark times of those relegations and the hard work undertaken to save the club when it encountered those financial challenges back in 1992. We also talk managers and his reappointment of the great Alf Coulton, the appointment of Alan Davies and the manager that was so close to taking over, but sadly got away… 

Interview with Former Chairman Steve Gillham

In this episode of 'Wearing the Red & Green' I speak to supporter John Ayres. John, our second member of the BBC to join the show, was a regular at Stag Meadow before his career took off behind the mic. We discuss, his time watching Windsor in the early 80s, his time joint editing the matchday programme, his time as kitman, and his reporting days today for the BBC! 

Interview with Supporter John Ayres

In this episode of 'Wearing the Red & Green' I speak to Mr Windsor & Eton, Malcolm Williams. Aside from chairman, there’s probably not one single role at the club he hasn’t undertaken! We discuss, all those roles, which was his favourite, who his favourite manager was as kitman, which player was the highest maintenance, and who makes his all time favourite Windsor & Eton XI?

Interview with Malcolm Williams

In this episode of 'Wearing the Red and Green' I speak to our former physio Angela Di Benedetto. Ange was a physio at the club for 8 seasons and we discuss what life was like as physio at Stag Meadow, who were some of her favourite players to treat, and of course, who were the sick notes!

Interview with Former Physio Angela Di Benedetto

Welcome to our podcast series 'Wearing the Red & Green'. This series features in-depth interviews with former players, managers, officials and supporters of Windsor & Eton FC on their time wearing the red and green.