Crafty Rogues

What does it mean to be a fan? Why do we choose the teams we choose? The boys answer those questions about fandom and more in this week's special edition of The Crafty Rogues. John Cosgrove and Stephen Quinn discuss being a fan and what all goes into being a fan. We also talk about why we chose to be fans of the teams we have. To end the show we each present four teams to be a fan of if you still don't have a team.

We've got another special episode of The Adrian Heath Show after a 0-0 draw at Portland that saw an astounding 49 shots between to the two teams. Adrian Heath joins Jamie Watson for the opening segment to review the match and his thoughts on where that leaves his squad with three games left to the season. Callum Williams then hops in for Adrian and talks with Jamie about the match and a season that has seen Minnesota United just a win away from clinching a playoff spot with three games left.

Champions League is back. Premier League is in the thick of it. The boys have plenty to discuss this week on this edition of The Crafty Rogues! The boys open up with chatter about Minnesota United's disappointing loss to Houston then they're massive 3-1 win over Real Salt Lake. With Champions League returning the boys spend a good amount of time discussing all the action there before reviewing the latest in the Premier League. John makes his predictions for the upcoming weekend of Premier League matches before the guys answer your emails. John has something to say in his Just Be Cos segment. Producer Jonathan gets a little big headed in his Big Football Update before we close today's show looking around at the other European Leagues.

On this week's Adrian Heath Show the manager, and the man who the show is named after, is joined by Jamie Watson to breakdown the disappointing Houston loss midweek and the massive 3-1 win over Real Salt Lake at the weekend.

We're back and live this week with the Manager of Minnesota United Adrian Heath as we discuss his teams massive victory over LAFC. Jamie Watson and Adrian Heath also preview the Houston & RSL matches as well as discuss what it means to have two of his younger players, Hasani Dotson and Mason Toye, be called up to the U-23's.

John Cosgrove and Stephen Quinn, the Crafty Rogues, are here again to discuss all things football over a pint and have some fun while they're at it. This week we open up the show with the boys catching up on each others football playing exploits before jumping into the week that was for Minnesota United and the USMNT. There was a whole lot of International matches played over the week for the boys to dissect before John gives his predictions for the upcoming round of Premier League matches. The boys answer all the letters and emails you sent in before John gets something off his chest in his Just Be Cos segment. Producer Jonathan hops in for his Big Football Update. We wrap the show running through the action so far in the lower leagues.

We figured to properly discuss one of the biggest matches in club history we had get numerous soccer minds to talk about it so in this edition of The Adrian Heath Show we've got a couple special guests talking about the US Open Cup Final. In our opening segment today it's the manager who lead the club to the final, Adrian Heath, talking with Jamie Watson about the game, that big lineup decision, and what the cup run meant to him. Following that Callum Williams popped in for 20 minutes to talk with Jonathan Harrison about his thoughts on the match, the run, and what this means to the club going forward. To close the show we got the guys from The Crafty Rogues to give their thoughts on the match.

The boys are back after an epic weekend, for one of them anyways, to discuss the Premier League, an exciting win for the Loons, and the upcoming International Break. John Cosgrove and Stephen Quinn joined back up at Brit's Pub this week and opened proceedings talking about the massive 2-0 win by the Loons over LAFC. A breakdown of the weekend's action in the Premier League takes place before we quickly talk about the upcoming International Break. The boys answer your questions and John get's something off his chest in his Just Be Cos segment. Producer Jonathan pops in for his Big Football Update before the boys close the show discussing the Champions League Group Draw.

The boys are back with another packed edition of The Crafty Rogues as they discuss everything from the US Open Cup Finals to the sad situation regarding Bury. We open today's episode a bit differently as we start discussing cricket, basketball, and gaelic before we get to the football. Once we finally arrive at the football we open it up discussing Minnesota United's 2-1 loss in the US Open Cup Final. After that we move onto reviewing the latest round of EFL Cup and Premier League play. John then gives his predictions for the upcoming round of Premier League play, answers your emails, and get's something off his chest in his Just Be Cos segment. Producer Jonathan hops in for his Big Football Update. We close today's show talking about the sad demise of Bury FC and Bolton just barely escaping the same fate.

John Cosgrove returns from a week back home just in time to record the 157th edition of The Crafty Rogues! On this week's episode Cosgrove and Quinno discuss Minnesota United's massive week coming up, the Premier League, and the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. We open diving into the four points Minnesota gathered this last week and their upcoming week that features a chance to get their first ever trophy. The boys then discuss the weekend's action in the Premier League before John gives his prediction for the upcoming round of matches. Questions are answered as the boys read your letters. Cosgrove has something to say in Just Be Cos. Producer Jonathan pops in for his Big Football Update. Quinno has the best of the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. Lastly, an AFL and Cricket update to close out the show.

John's Premier League Predictions

Aston Villa 2-2 Everton

Norwich 1-2 Chelsea

Brighton 1-1 Southampton

Manchester United 4-0 Crystal Palace

Sheffield United 0-0 Leicester

Watford 2-1 West Ham

Liverpool 1-1 Arsenal

Bournemouth 0-4 Manchester City

Tottenham 5-1 Newcastle

Wolves 2-2 Burnley