The main man at the world's largest association of soccer coaches used to play for Brit's Pub FC. His name is Ian Barker and he happens to this week's guest with Cosgrove and Quinno. Tasty stuff.

Bike racks, cooking tips, the liberating effect of understanding your own insignificance, and futbol. Just another Crafty Rogues show, really.

The boys addressed some important sporting, cultural and political issues on this week's show. Also, is being a B+ good enough? Yeah, this is deep stuff. Very deep.

The Premier League was on hold for precisely 100 days. So, theoretically, The Crafty Rogues had precisely 100 days to prepare and plan for its return. Theoretically.

With the Premier League set to restart on Wednesday and MLS announcing its return date, The Crafty Rogues thought it was high time they invited Cal Williams (the voice of MN Utd) back on the show. Rather surprisingly, he accepted

In theory, two guys from Aghadrumsee and a guy from Wollongong should be able to create an entertaining podcast. Well, when one of the guys from Aghadrumsee is Ireland U-19 Football Manager Tom Mohan, the theory becomes a reality. Tasty stuff.

"What does a man with an AFL Premiership win and a GAA All-Ireland win need to ccomplete his resumé? A Crafty Rogues guest appearance, of course! Two-sport legend Tadhg Kennelly joins Cosgrove and Quinno for some top quality craic. This was serious fun!"

When Rugby World Cup winner Matt Burke joined Cosgrove and Quinno for a chat, it quickly turned into something way bigger. This is the longest Crafty Rogues episode ever. It's also one of the best. The craic is epic!

David Beckham, Ronaldinho, Neil Lennon, sausage rolls, and the language of love. Those are just a few of the topics Cosgrove and Quinno touch on this week, along with special guest Zeljko "Spider" Kalac, formerly of AC Milan.

This week's Crafty Rogues podcast was the boys' 200th show overall!

So how did a largely futbol-based podcast celebrate such a milestone? By having a retired international cricketer as a guest, of course! Former Australia fast bowler Stuart Clark joined Cosgrove and Quinno for a fun chat that, quite frankly, went all over the place. And we mean that in a good way.