S2 EP9. Alan & Stuey are joined by former Ireland & Liverpool legend Jim Beglin. He remembers fondly his playing days at Shamrock Rovers & Liverpool whilst also going into great detail about his second career as one of the most recognisable voices in football as a co commentator. 

They also look back at the weekends football.

Lads continue their Chris Forrester love in as he joins them in studio! The most honest raw emotional chat we’ve had on the show yet. We love Chris even more now!

Super League & Dundalk chat also.

Alan and Stuey are in studio looking back on the weekends action. There were good wins for Finn Harps over Waterford, Bohemians got the three points at Dundalk, St Pats jump to the top of the table with a home win over Derry, Drogheda hammered Longford 4 nil while there was a draw out west in the battle of the Rovers. Stuey also revisits a period when he was once rested/dropped!

This week Alan and Stuey are joined by Harry McCue FAI ETB Player Development Coach and Alan Caffrey Sporting Technical Director at Shelbourne FC.

In a slight change of format and following on from last week’s discussion about where football finds itself in Ireland, the lads chat about the current state of the FAI at both ground level and behind the doors at Abbotstown. An interesting discussion ensues.

This week Alan and Stuey catch up with Irish legend Clinton Morrison and get his thoughts on what’s been a dismal week for Stephen Kenny and the boys in green. Nicky Byrne gets a very special Cawley’s Call shout out. The lads also look back at last weekends action with another great win for Finn Harps over Dundalk, Sligo Rovers win on the road against Waterford, Longford and Bohs share the spoils and St Pats grab a late winner against Drogheda.

Another bonus podcast this week. Alan sits down with a man who is a  Grand national winner, was twice Irish Champion jockey and who has no less then 43 wins at Cheltenham,  legendary jump jockey Barry Geraghty. 

Alan & Stuey are joined by Kenny Cunningham to look back on week one of the League of Ireland premier division and argue about rules & referees. They also look ahead to a massive week for the international team & Stephen Kenny.

Extra bonus podcast this week! Alan caught up with former Sligo Rovers and current Ipswich Town boss Paul Cook. 

Alan & Stuey are joined by Northern Ireland legend and Dundalk sporting director Jim Magilton.

A very insightful, funny and wide ranging interview covering all parts of his career and his current role.

The lads also preview the upcoming Premier Division season with lots of healthy debate and of course humour. 

We’re back!

Oh yeah........series 2! We're back baby!