Sorry about the bumper episode but Dale would not stop talking about England winning Euro 2020...

In this edition the lads discuss a week without any LOI and the impact the Euros could have on the domestic scene in the next few weeks. Liam gives us his take on watching football in stadia and in local parks while Dale still laments England not winning Euro 96. This is the Club guest Dermot Looney explains why Dale should choose St Pat's Athletic, while links between LOI teams and the WWE somehow work their way into the podcast.

In this week's episode the lads finally get to meet their Swedish heroes... (no not ABBA, Greta Thunberg or Bjorn Borg) ... the Bray Wanderers Swedish Supporters Club. Four Swedish football fanatics who have fallen in love with the North Wicklow club are the special guests on the 'This is the Club' segment. Dale gives Liam a little history lesson one hundred years in the making, the big discussion swings from Ljungberg's red mohawk to Zlatan's man bun, there is final decision drama all the way from the USA in this week's mailbag. Finally a European Cup shaped pressing question and of course there is tonnes of coverage of the past week in League of Ireland land.

In this week's episode the lads discuss John B Keane's The Field,  dangerous gangs of crows, Dale attempts a Tallaght accent... but more importantly the episode deals with what could be a pivotal week in the league of Ireland premier and first divisions, the big discussion focuses on the lad's road trip to Drogheda which was their first experience of live football in over a year, Aussie Shamrock Rovers Fan Nate gives Dale the low down on his journey finding love with the D24 Club in the 'This is the Club' segment,  there are some trophy winning stats, the mailbag reveals a feud between Dale's old PE teacher and Liam, and the pressing question delves into who is the 'pound for pound' best club in LOI at the minute.

In this week's episode the lads welcome the first fan, Eamonn Gallagher from the Bohs DSA, to the brand new segment 'This Is The Club', there is the usual run through the week in the league, Dale's history corner brings us all the way from the World Cup winners in 1966 to Inchicore and Eamo Dunphy, the big discussion brings up feelings of both relief and sorrow as the lads talk about match day ticketing nightmares and Dale quizzes Liam as to why there is no Match of the Day equivalent in the LOI. 

In this week's episode the lads chat prenatal meditation, thunderstorms and Celine Dion... but more importantly delve into the week's biggest talking points across the League of Ireland first and premier divisions. Dale gives his final first impressions on Cabinteely and Cobh Ramblers, Liam introduces a new segment 'Stats Entertainment', the big discussion deals with being LGBT in football and this week's pressing question pits North v South.

In this week's episode Dale laments losing his barber to Barca, the lads catch up with all the events across the League of Ireland this week, the end of the first round of games throws up the opportunity for the lads to give their predictions on how the two divisions may pan out come the final day of the season, Dale goes through his first impressions on Finn Harps and Wexford and there is late stoppage time drama in this week's pressing question.

On this week's epic the lads check in with each other after another eventful weekend in the league, the hot topic is derbies - Bohs and Rovers, Drogs and Dundalk, Arsenal and Spurs, the passion, the hatred, the enemies. Dale talks us through his first impressions of Treaty, Derry and Longford Town before the lads empty a heavy mailbag and in an unusual turn of events the pressing question this week comes all the way from a fan in America.

In this week's episode the lads chat about the first double game week of the season, Liam gives Dale a run-down on Dundalk's recent history, emotions are raw in a topical discussion about the European Super League and its implications on the League of Ireland, Dale tells us what he knows about Waterford and Drogheda in first impressions and with the uncertainty around owners this week in the world of football Liam is quizzed on the ownership models within the league.

In this week's episode the lads catch up on the weekend's League of Ireland news, Liam introduces new sponsor SockerClub.com, there's a trip down memory lane when it comes to first jerseys, Dale opens up about his time as a street footballer who almost made it and questions are raised as to the state broadcaster's commitment to Irish football.

In this week's episode Liam and Dale talk about the weekly goings-on in the League of Ireland before delving into the world of wondergoals, Dale talks Galway and UCD in first impressions and Liam faces a tough pressing question on the clubs of the past.