Mayo Football Talk

The quarter-finals of the Mayo Intermediate club championship are always hard to predict. 

Aidan Kilcoyne joins Mike and Rob to run the rule over the teams left standing in the competition and to assess their respective chances. 

The lads also chat about the relegation play-offs. 

There are eight teams left in the race for the Moclair Cup with the quarter-finals down for decision next weekend.  

Ger Flanagan joins Mike and Rob to look ahead to the matches - including the relegation play-offs - and they try to predict the outcomes. 

We’re down to the quarter-finals in the blue riband competition and the title challengers are starting to emerge. 

Former Knockmore manager - and current Cill Chomain bainisteoir - Nigel Reape joins Mike and Rob to look back on last weekend’s games. 

The lads pick out some talking points and reflect on the challenges being presented for match officials at club level by some of the new rules. 

It was quite the weekend in the Intermediate championship as the quarter-finalists were decided, so there’s plenty to look back on. 

Ed McGreal joins Mike and Rob to talk about some of the teams, players and games that caught their eyes. 

The lads also discuss how the main contenders are moving ahead of the last eight. 

The field in the Exclusive Junior club championship is beginning to take shape with six of the quarter-finalists now decided. 

Cill Chomain manager Nigel Reape joins Mike and Rob to look back on last weekend’s games and cast an eye over what comes next. 

The third round of the Mayo senior club championship remains one of the most exciting weekends of the season. 

Former Knockmore forward and manager Aidan Kilcoyne joins Mike and Rob to look ahead to next weekend’s games. 

The lads pick out some talking points and give their predictions on all of the matches.

The hardest Mayo championship of them all to win remains the Intermediate, and next weekend will see the contenders and pretenders separated. 

Balla defender Ger Flanagan joins Mike and Rob to look ahead to next weekend’s games and run the rule over each of the matches. 

The lads also discuss how the season has gone so far for some of the teams fancied to go all the way. 

The third round of the Mayo Junior club championship marks a crossroads for all the competing teams. 

Former Eastern Gaels manager and current Aghamore bainisteoir Paddy Finnegan joins Mike and Rob to look ahead to next weekend’s matches in the Junior grade. 

The lads preview all the games, look at some of the talking points, and give their predictions. 

The second round of the Mayo club championship is where the contenders are often separated from the pretenders. 

Former Knockmore forward and manager Aidan Kilcoyne and Balla defender Ger Flanagan join Mike and Rob to look ahead to next weekend’s games in the Senior, Intermediate and Junior championships. 

The lads also chat about Andy Moran’s appointment and tease out some of the main talking points around the big club matches.  

The first press conference of the Andy Moran era took place on Thursday evening as the new Mayo manager met the media at Hastings Insurance MacHale Park. 

Andy was joined by one his selectors, Colm Boyle, a good friend of the podcast, as they talked about why they decided to take on the job. 

Afterwards, the two lads chatted to Mike and Rob for a while in more detail about some of the things they hope to do over the next three years, and his the whole plan came together in recent weeks.