After three series, the DSH trio take one final trip down memory lane to reflect on our favourite podcast moments, Barnet FC in its current guise, what Barnet FC means to us, and we field your questions as we bring the podcast to a close. A huge thank you to all listeners who have supported us along the way. We hope you've enjoyed it as much as we did recording it!

Another international guest in the form of Irishman Joe Gamble as he talked about his season on loan at Underhill in 2003-2004. Plenty more stories of Martin Allen abound...

HEEEED! Stuart Niven joined us to talk about his time at the club, beset by injuries and setbacks as well as what happened next following his sudden departure in 2002.

ALBERT! ALBERT! ALBERT! We were honoured to be joined by a man who lit up Underhill for two and a half years. From his amazing debut at Hereford to taking League Two by storm, Albert was a true fan favourite throughout his time at the club. You'll not want to miss this one.

We roll back the years with a man who saw all sorts during his time at Underhill, including a first ever promotion to the Football League, a playoff campaign, another promotion before it all went to pot in 1993. Geoff Cooper was around for all of it and gives us a great insight into the rollercoaster of Barnet FC that we all know and love.

From the North Terrace to the hallowed turf, we spoke to one of few to have lived the dream of all Barnet supporters having spent four years with the club between 2007-2011. Danny Hart joined us to talk through what it was like to play for your boyhood team and life since Barnet.

All round hero Mark Hughes joined us on the show to talk about his knack for relegation battles and of course the unbelievable moment at Burton Albion in 2012.

What’s it like to hear your terrace chant on a night out? Danny Brown joins us to talk about his years at the club with plenty of amusing stories

What a way to kick off series three. We are joined by a legend of Barnet Football Club, ever synonymous for the best part of two decades and one of three managers to have won the Conference title, Paul Fairclough. We talked about the good times, the not so good times, the great times and everything in between.

In the final episode of Series Two, we spoke to one of the biggest names to have not only played for Barnet, but managed us too. Tony Cottee's time at the club was eventful, and here he has his say on what happened during that fateful season.