Middlesbrough can host 34,000 at the Riverside, could Glentoran be able to host as many by the side of the Belfast harbour? That's if the potential suggestions by their owner Ali Pour on a new home for the East Belfast men becomes a reality, we talk to Matthew Brown of the Shout At The Oval podcast. 

North West sports journalist Johnny McNabb joins the podcast this week to chat through the weekend of games which saw another top 6 stalemate, Cliftonville continue their sterling form, Dungannon shock unpredictable Glenavon and Coleraine surpisingly smash Larne. 

It was a category 5 baltic weekend just past, and while most fans are wrapping themselves up, Glentoran thought wrapping Conor McMenamin in cotton wool this winter was for the birds. With the icy air it was up to the leading pack to not slip and fall as we stake towards the busy festive period.

Matthew Brown from the Shout at the Oval podcast is our guest this week and tackles all the tough topics. Like which team has the best social media graphics, can a club have too many R. Hales and what do we make of the new Football NI app?

A week of drama on and off the pitch, with the league's premier player facing a potential multi-month lay off due to an injury sustained from a controversial tackle which only resulted in a yellow card. Fans and manager were furious, but did some heat of the moment comments cross a line?

With Glentoran stuttering this week, the chasing pack have remained unrelenting with Larne claiming top spot after blasting nine goals in two games. Cliftonville and Linfield take care of business as Newry earn what could be a season defying collection of points. 

Scribe supremo Steven Crawford from Belfast Live/Daily Mirror makes his pod debut to tackle a busy week of headlines.    

If you think your local town sticking up Christmas decorations is a tad early, have a thought for Glentoran fans don’t know what to think right now, as everybody else is saying we may as well tie the red, black and green ribbons around the Gibson cup already. Big week of games means a huge pod.

This week Peter is joined by Cool FM sports reporter Gareth McCullough. 

We're in the peak of Autumn and as the leaves change many clubs in the Irish League are following suit. Be it who's on top of the league to their manager, teams are shaking it up. Niall Currie returns to the Ports as manager but at this stage guiding them to safety looks like a bigger task than a three point turn in the Suez Canal. Could Dungannon be dipping into the managerial market soon as their season continues to stutter. Forget Disneyland, the Oval is the happiest place on earth if you're a Glentoran fan, they can't stop scoring, winning and keeping clean sheets, what cheat codes do they have access too? And who is the most likely to catch them at the top this year?

We discuss everything social media when it comes to the Irish League with the vlogger formerly known as PeakyBannsider guesting on the podcast.

The only thing more scary than losing to one title rival in a week, is losing to a second one. But something even more bone chilling would be to find out you might not even be title challengers yourself anymore!!! Now that is eerie! 

The fact that there was three 4-2 wins just feels like a coincidence now. With goals galore and a cohort of title challengers emerging, we called up a man who has described more goals than Glenavon has had red cards, radio sports specialist Barry Flynn. 

Barry fills us in on what it takes to chat football on the wireless and  reveals which Irish League manager he fell out with on their Birthday. 

Running Order:

Linfield vs Larne (04'57)

From a rip roaring BelClassico to a 5 minute hatrick, this Irish League season has officially thrown off the shackles of early season chin scratching, has has now entered the sphere of known quantities. The good teams are looking great and those lagging behind have barely left the traps. What this really means is that Glentoran could not look more impressive, while Larne's glow up from last season is almost complete after a thrashing of title rivals Cliftonville. Oh, and do we need to mention Linfield's current situation Blues fans?

Commentator and podcaster Michael Clarke returns to the pod for one of the biggest episodes of the season so far. 

Running Order:

Linfield vs Glentoran (04'06)

Larne vs Cliftonville (20'37)

Portadown vs Newry City (26'36)

Carrick Rangers vs Dungannon Swifts (38'55)

Ballymena United vs. Coleraine (45'00)

Crusaders vs Glenavon (55'32)

GW11 Preview (57'55)

These top six teams just can't get out of each other's way, and unfortunately for us this effective truce is creating games more boring than your kids school play. That is except for Glentoran who just keep winning and doing it in style. But a new game week beckons and so does the first BelClassico of the season. 

Can Linfield jump start their season? Is the split already set in stone and could Portadown fans start thinking about how they'll get to H&W Welders next season?

Chief Sports Writer of the Belfast Telegraph, Steven Beacom joins the pod to talk through it all. Including reaction to Northern Ireland's Euro 2024 Qualifying draw.  

Running Order:

Coleraine vs Linfield (05'31)

Cliftonville vs Crusaders  (13'27)

Glentoran vs Carrick Rangers (16'26)

Glenavon vs Dungannon Swifts (25'18)

Newry City vs Larne  (29'52)

Ballymena United vs Portadown (34'35)

Northern Ireland's Euro 2024 Qualifying Draw (47'00)

GW11 Preview (1'01'20)