It's been a pleasure folks. After five years and almost two hundred shows, it's time to hang up our podcasting boots.   The final ever We Are Going Up podcast is a two-hour special, as we look back on the 2015/16 Football League season with two of our regular guests, Rob Langham from 

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Episode 171 - The Final Ever Show

So, the Football League season is nearly over... and so is the We Are Going Up podcast. In our penultimate show, David Cameron Walker is joined by various guests to preview this weekend's three play-off finals at Wembley.   On Bank Holiday Monday, Plymouth Argyle take on AFC Wimbledon for a place in League One next season. Ahead of the game DC catches up... For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Special Episode: Play-Off Finals Preview

Hello. The boys have a special announcement to make about the show!   Does what it says on the tin, this week. Thank you to everyone for listening over the past five years... and we're not done just yet!   

Mini Episode: A Special Announcement

Following last season's relegation, Wigan Athletic look set for an immediate return to the Championship after a run of eighteen games unbeaten in League One. Gary Caldwell's side are just one point behind the leaders Burton Albion, as they prepare for the final seven games of the season.   So how have the Latics things around after a difficult start? Can... For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Mini Episode: Latics looking up

This week we take a closer look at the top and bottom of the Football League. With Burnley now four points clear at the top of the Championship, can anyone stop the Clarets making an immediate return to the Premier League? We catch up with Jamie Smith, from the independent Burnley podcast No Nay Never, who gives us his take on Andre Gray, Joey Barton, and Sean Dyche (amongst others).   

Episode 170 - Clarets in charge

Are Kenny Jackett's days at Molineux numbered? Wolverhampton Wanderers are sliding down the Championship table, after a run of no wins from their last seven games. We find out what's gone wrong for one of the division's promotion favourites this season, by getting the view of Wolves fan and podcaster Richard Hobbs, from the excellent Wolves Fancast. 

Episode 169 – Jackett off?

This week the boys reflect on the surprise sacking of Derby County manager Paul Clement, who was relieved of his duties after just eight months and 33 games in charge of the Rams. Chairman Mel Morris says promotion 'was not the primary target' this season, but claimed the club hadn't made enough progress under Clement. We get a view from Jonathan Rodgers, Derby fan and 'Facing Two Ways' blogger. 

Episode 168 - Derby sack Clement

It's been a traumatic season for fans of Bolton Wanderers. After being served with a winding up order by HMRC, this week the club have been given an extension until February 22nd by the High Court, in order to reach an agreement.   The club also owe £185m to their owner Eddie Davies and have told their players and staff that they're unlikely to be paid again... For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Episode 167 - Bolton on the brink

 Happy New Year! It's been a while. In our first podcast of 2016, DC finds out more about the ongoing crisis at Charlton Athletic. The Addicks are 23rd in the Championship and facing relegation to League One after a run of ten games without a win. However it's the situation off the field which is now receiving more public scrutiny.   The club's owner Roland Duchâtelet is coming under increasing pressure from... For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Mini Episode: 'We Want Our Charlton Back'

Episode 166 - Hoops to hire Hasselbaink?

Paul Lambert is back in football management after signing a two and a half year contract to succeed Gary Bowyer as Blackburn boss. With Rovers struggling in 16th place in the Championship (and still under a transfer embargo), the boys are joined by Paul Wheelock - Blackburn reporter for the Lancashire Telegraph, to discuss whether or not Lambert can succeed in turning things round at Ewood Park. 

Episode 165 - Lambert back in business

We bring you a special mini episode this week, featuring an interview with James Averill of the Northampton Town Supporters' Trust.   The Cobblers are in financial crisis, and have been issued with a winding up order by HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC), who are owed £166,000 by the club. A date for the case has been... For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Mini Episode: #SaveTheCobblers

With November almost upon us, the boys pause to reflect on the opening three months of the 2015/16 Football League season so far. What have we learned? Which teams have upset the odds? and how long will Steve Evans last at Leeds? All the big questions are addressed.   Our guests are familiar to long term listeners. Rob Langham is the co-founder of the 

Episode 164 - The season so far

As our special month of themed shows continues, the boys take a trip to one of England's most historic footballing cities, Nottingham. Things aren't exactly going to plan at the moment for either Notts County or Nottingham Forest - we ask, why?   In a 

Episode 163 - Live from Nottingham

This week the boys celebrate the cult heroes of the Football League - those players greatly admired by fans, who didn't necessarily get the credit they deserved. We talk everyone from Stuart McCall to Kevin Ellison, Jimmy Glass to Jason Lee and Scotty Murray to Laurent D'Jaffo. Features contributions from fans of various clubs.   

Episode 162 - Cult Heroes Special

THE podcast for Football League fans, since 2011. Hosted by Mark Crossley and David Cameron Walker. Features interviews with players, journalists and managers - plus live games, special shows and mini documentaries. Mixes serious interviews, analysis and debate with fun and humour. Covers all 72 clubs. Nominated by The Football Supporters Federation for Podcast Of The Year 2013.

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