THE Coca-Cola Football League Podcast is now available to download.

Joe Allon joins Clem in the studio this week and the pair reflect on the passing of former Macclesfield Town boss Keith Alexander.

Allon said: "No-one ever had a bad word for him.

"He touched a lot of people's lives and left a good impression on everyone he met.

"He was a gentle giant in his playing days. He'd kick you, but then pick you up and pat you on the head."

Caretaker manager Gary Simpson joined Clem on the phone after Town beat Hereford United at the weekend.

Simpson said: "It's surreal at the moment. It hasn't sunk in.

"We wanted to get a result for his family. I was proud of how the boys played against Hereford.

"Grown men crying in the dressing room is not something you see every day.

"But the focus now is on seeing the season out and making sure we're in the division.

"After that we'll go away and contemplate the future."

MK Don's striker Peter Leven dials in to discuss Help for Heroes - the League's Official Charity partner.

Leven has raised more than £6,000 from supporters and League players this season. The striker also donates cash for each goal the Dons score.

Leven said: "I've always been an admirer of the British Armed Forces and what they do for the country.

"I read about people getting injured and wounded, so thought I'd try and make people aware back home and help get them publicity they deserve."

Allon and Clem reflect on the week's Football League news, and look ahead to the Tyne-Tees derby.

And die-hard Grimsby Town fan Adam Burns is on the phone after his side beat Shrewsbury Town 3-0.

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