Crafty Rogues

The Crafty Rogues can never be accused of staying in their lane. This week's show covers everything from Pickleball to border patrols to facial injuries to Rudy Giuliani. Dare we say it, it's laneless.

Ingerland were too good for 'Straya in the Women's World Cup semi. But the game was played after the show, so it didn't really happen, right? Right?? Other than that, this was a tasty episode. Very tasty indeed

Carl Craig was in the house to join the boys for their traditional Premier League preview, and he didn't disappoint. If you're a football/futbol/soccer/sahhkerrr fan, this one's for you. It helps if you understand Geordie.

Leo Messi, Carli Lloyd, Tom Brady, Kylian Mbappé, David Clifford, Buddy Franklin. All the big names are featured this week. Oh, Cosgrove and Quinno make an appearance, too.

Sinéad O'Connor, the 'Barbie' movie, Steve Jobs' sandals, Limerick's win, and Cosgrove's jacket. They're all in the one show. Seriously.

Cosgrove is back from Europe and the boys hit the ground running with a show full of tales from the road...an AI program with a world class name...football galore...and the pointy end of the GAA season. Oh, and Ron DeSantis. Sorry.

If you've ever wondered what the life of a football commentator is like, you're in luck. Callum Williams sat down with the boys to discuss his accent, Birmingham, Brooklyn, fatherhood, Leo Messi, Martin Tyler, and more. This is quality craic.

Cosgrove is Barcelona bound, but not before boys shared their thoughts on Wimbledon, Tyrone's meek effort, the Supreme Court, paella, Steven Gerrard's business decision, and the spirit of the game. Tasty stuff.

In this week's show the boys take on media corruption, loneliness, elitism, Affirmative Action, and Jesse Lingard's future. 'Why?' you ask. Well, it seemed like a good idea at the time. You be the judge.
(It is also exactly seven (7) years since we started this podcast. You would think we would get the hang of it by now).

Liam Brady's retiring. Martin Tyler is leaving Sky Sports. And Taylor Swift is coming to town. Someone should do a podcast about these things. Done!