In this episode of Let Me Be Frank, Bobby Petta joins Frank McAvennie and Simon Houston to look back on the highs and lows of his time at Celtic.

He recalls his finest hour in the green and white hoops when his blistering form in the famous 6-2 demolition of Rangers led to Dutch compatriot Fernando Ricksen being subbed after 20 minutes.

A former Feyenoord teammate of Henrik Larsson, he explains why life was tough in Glasgow after being signed by John Barnes from Ipswich in 1999, but reveals that O’Neill and the late Tommy Burns gave him the confidence to succeed.

Full of laughs, insight, and a few jaw-dropping tales, this is a must-watch for fans of Celtic, the Netherlands and classic football storytelling

Everton and West Ham star Mark Ward joins Frank McAvennie and Simon Houston for a no-holds-barred episode of Let Me Be Frank. From wild stories at West Ham with Frank, to stories about Mo Johnston, Mark opens up about the highs and lows of his footballing life - including how Duncan Ferguson helped him through his time in prison. It’s an honest, entertaining, and emotional conversation you won’t want to miss.

In this episode of Let Me Be Frank, Brian “Choccy” McClair joins Frank McAvennie for an unfiltered and entertaining chat about some of the biggest characters in football. From his memories of Mo Johnston’s controversial move to Rangers, to life under the legendary Sir Alex Ferguson, McClair pulls no punches.

He opens up about the enigmatic genius of Eric Cantona, shares personal stories about the late Tommy Burns, and recalls the early rise of David Beckham—including a cheeky nickname for one of the Spice Girls that might surprise you.

Full of laughs, insight, and a few jaw-dropping tales, this is a must-watch for fans of Manchester United, Celtic, and classic football storytelling.