A real mixed bag for Southend United over the last 10 days.

We break down the win against Rochdale, the frustrating defeat to Altrincham, and the draw with Woking — what it all means and where this leaves Southend heading into a huge week.

With the FA Trophy Semi Final against Southport coming up, we look ahead to one of the biggest games of the season… with a place at Wembley on the line.

Performances, patterns, and pressure — this is where it starts to matter.

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Scott and OG are back to break down a busy week for Southend United.

The episode starts with a look back at the frustrating 1–1 draw with Gateshead, another midweek game that felt like a missed opportunity despite the Blues continuing to create chances and apply pressure.

Attention then turns to Saturday’s impressive 2–0 win over Forest Green Rovers, a result that finally saw Southend beat a team above them in the table this season and delivered a huge boost in confidence heading into the final stretch.

The lads also look ahead to a huge test against league leaders Rochdale, discussing whether the Blues can build on the Forest Green performance and prove they can compete with anyone in the division.

All that and more as Scott and OG talk all things Southend United.

Up the Splat.

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This week we’re joined by former Southend United defender Che Wilson, a key part of the squad that delivered back-to-back promotions under Steve Tilson and won the League One title in 2006.

With this season marking 20 years since that historic title win, Che joins us to relive the memories of one of the most successful eras in Southend United history.

We discuss:

• The dressing room culture of the Tilson promotion squad

• Playing alongside Freddy Eastwood, Mark Gower, Kevin Maher and Adam Barrett

• Che’s first professional goal in the 4–1 win over Brentford at Roots Hall

• His memorable strike in the Essex Derby against Colchester United at Layer Road

• What made the 2005/06 title-winning team so special

• The atmosphere around Roots Hall during the promotion run

For Shrimpers fans, this is a nostalgic look back at a team that delivered memories that still live long in the memory.

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