Chelsea want Graham Potter. The UK still runs on a class system. And VAR is fine, the people making the decisions are the problem. Again.

We learned quite a few things on this rare Monday night outing: Quinno went to Woonona High School...John saw St. Paul and the Broken Bones...and you've got to have some love for Brent Kallman. Really, you just do.

Some deep and meaningful thoughts emerged from this week's show. Then there was this stuff: Style points count. John has Tommy Tiernan tickets. It's good to see Wilfried Zaha smile.

After a week of looking after visitors from the homeland and making his presence felt at Irish Fair, Cosgrove was back riding the Crafty Rogues bus. Quinno was driving.

Irish Fair of Minnesota is upon us, and so is the latest Crafty Rogues offering. It's tasty stuff, too! You know, if you like sport, music, culture, and craic. And, let's be honest, who doesn't?

A Geordie, an Irishman and an Australian walk into a basement recording studio. This isn't a joke, it's the Premier League season preview with Carl Craig. Have at it.

Singing lessons, dog owners, ticket prices, fireworks, kissing the badge, "Neighbours", U2, the Kingdom of Kerry, and unsponsored jerseys. All this (and more) for your listening pleasure.

Here's an actual quote from this week's show. 'It's tense and absorbing and you need to pay attention.' Nothing more needs to be said, really.

Boating. The Flight of the Conchords. Lawn mowers. Football. Deep space. There's something for everyone, really.

It's taken six years for the boys to get journalist/raconteur Jim Leinfelder on the show, but my goodness it was worth the wait. This is very tasty stuff