The Windsor Way

Send us Fan MailJason Burke (host) is joined by Mo Brown, David Graham, and another new contributor Ben Harshaw from the Spirit of 2016 Northern Ireland podcast and the GersNet Rangers podcast.We discussed the disappointing 1-1 draw against Dungannon Swifts and looked ahead to a massive game on Saturday night against top of the table Coleraine at Windsor Park.This episode of The Windsor Way Podcast is brought to you in partnership with the Peppercorn Cafe in East Belfast. The Peppercorn Cafe is a community cafe serving quality meals at affordable prices. Find them on Facebook and on their website at www.peppercorncafebelfast.co.ukRemember to subscribe to our FREE email mailing list at www.TheWindsorWay.co.uk

Send us Fan MailJason is back in the hosts chair with contributions from Mo Brown and Ross Welsh discussing Linfield's hugely important 1-2 win over Portadown at Shamrock Park and looking ahead to the visit of Dungannon Swifts to Windsor Park on Saturday.This episode of The Windsor Way Podcast is brought to you in partnership with the Peppercorn Cafe in East Belfast. The Peppercorn Cafe is a community cafe serving quality meals at affordable prices. Find them on Facebook and on their website at www.peppercorncafebelfast.co.ukRemember to subscribe to our FREE email mailing list at www.TheWindsorWay.co.uk

Send us Fan MailMo Brown is your host for this edition of The Weekly Review and he's joined by Ross Welsh to discuss Linfield's magnificent 1-2 win over Larne at Inver Park, the 2-2 draw at Carrick Rangers, and looking ahead to Friday's trip to Shamrock Park to face Portadown.Please subscribe to our FREE mailing list at www.TheWindsorWay.co.uk

Send us Fan MailJason Burke (host) is joined by Mo Brown, David Graham, and new contributor Jordan McKay to discuss Linfield's 2-0 over Bangor and to look ahead to tough away games against Carrick Rangers and Larne.Please remember to subscribe to our FREE mailing list at www.thewindsorway.co.ukThis episode of The Windsor Way Podcast is proudly supported by Soldier On Coffee Co. Listeners of The Windsor Way can get FREE shipping by using the promo code 'Windsor' at www.soldieroncoffee.com

Send us Fan MailJason Burke (host) is joined by Mo Brown, Haydn Milligan, Ross Welsh and Dean Watson to answer some listener questions and to look ahead to Bangor's visit to Windsor Park. You'll also hear a short insert recorded with Gerard Haughey and Eddie McCluskey who are doing a 50km run to raise money for four-year-old Violet Breet who suffers from cerebral palsy. Please show your support to this worthy cause by donating via Go Fund Me: https://www.gofundme.com/f/purchase-medical-equipment-enhance-everyday-activitiesThis episode of The Windsor Way Podcast is proudly supported by Soldier On Coffee.Soldier On Coffee Co. is a veteran-owned Northern Irish coffee company founded by Bryan Phillips BEM, a former Irish Guards soldier who served in Iraq and Afghanistan. After losing both legs while serving in Afghanistan in 2012, Bryan went on to build Soldier On Coffee around a simple message — no matter what life throws at you, you keep moving forward and Soldier On. It’s quality coffee with a military edge, a strong story behind the brand, and a business built on resilience, determination and giving back.Use code “Windsor” for free shipping www.soldieroncoffee.com

Send us Fan MailJason Burke (host) is joined by contributors Mo Brown, Ross Welsh and Haydn Milligan to discuss Linfield's hugely impressive 1-3 win over Coleraine at the Showgrounds and also posing the question "Is there a league title to be won?"This episode is proudly supported by TeamFeePay.TeamFeePay is for the people behind Grassroots Football. The volunteers opening up changing rooms on a Sunday morning. The coaches organising squads late at night. The committee members juggling registrations, payments and everything in between.Built in Belfast by football people who've done all of that themselves, TeamFeePay brings registrations, payments, club communications, safeguarding and fundraising together in one place, helping clubs spend less time on admin and more time on football.Trusted by more than 2,500 clubs across the UK and Ireland, with clubs now coming on board in Spain and Italy.Visit teamfeepay.com to learn more.

Send us Fan MailJason Burke (host) is joined by Mo Brown, Ross Welsh, and Haydn Milligan to reflect on Linfield's 1-0 victory over Crusaders on Saturday and to look ahead to the prospect of league leaders Coleraine on Friday night at the Showgrounds.This episode is proudly supported by TeamFeePay.TeamFeePay is for the people behind Grassroots Football. The volunteers opening up changing rooms on a Sunday morning. The coaches organising squads late at night. The committee members juggling registrations, payments and everything in between.Built in Belfast by football people who've done all of that themselves, TeamFeePay brings registrations, payments, club communications, safeguarding and fundraising together in one place, helping clubs spend less time on admin and more time on football.Trusted by more than 2,500 clubs across the UK and Ireland, with clubs now coming on board in Spain and Italy.Visit teamfeepay.com to learn more.

Send us Fan MailJason Burke (host) is joined by Ross Welsh, Haydn Milligan and David Graham to pick the bones out of what went wrong for Linfield at Shamrock Park before looking ahead to Crusaders at Windsor Park on Saturday.Help us reach 500 subscribers on our FREE mailing list at www.thewindsorway.co.uk

Send us Fan MailMo Brown is your host and is joined by David Graham for this Weekly Review Extra to reflect on the 0-1 win over Dungannon, the manager's post-match comments, and looking ahead to Portadown away.Please subscribe to The Windsor Way's free email mailing list at www.TheWindsorWay.co.uk

Send us Fan MailJason Burke (host) is joined by David Graham, Mo Brown and Haydn Milligan to discuss matters arising from recent games versus Limavady United, Glentoran and Carrick Rangers, as well as rounding up the Blues' transfer window and other news from in and around the club.Please subscribe to our FREE email mailing list as we strive towards 500. You can do so here: www.TheWindsorWay.co.uk