This is The Guardian.

Hello and welcome to The Guardian Football Weekly.

This is a special on disability and football from accessibility and catering for fans to playing

and inclusion and working in the game.

Why isn't it spoken about a lot?

Is it because there isn't really a culture war around disability?

It feels like everyone believes disabled people should be able to attend and play football

and work in the industry.

But for that reason not enough of us talk about it or fight for it.

On today's pod we're going to speak to a number of fans and people in the game,

some of whom live with a variety of disabilities that have affected their relationship with football.

And we'll hear about some of the good things clubs are doing.

We just want to hear their experiences and find out what able-bodied fans can do to be an ally.

This is The Guardian Football Weekly.

On the panel for the duration Barry Glendeni, welcome.

Hi Max.

Also here Jordan, Jarrett Bryan. Hey Jordan.

Morning mate, you're all right.

I'm very good and Jordan, you have a prosthetic leg.

I had no idea until about a year ago.

Can I ask how come?

Is that a polite question?

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