Enda Coll, Colm Boohig and Will O'Callaghan try to process the week that was with the rise and fall of the Super League, and we talk about the man who this week should've really been about.

Enda chats with Kathleen McNamee from ESPN as we look at some of the best women to have played the game of football, the legends of the game and current crop of pros dominating.

Enda Coll is joined by Oisin McQueirns from the Home End Podcast and by Jack O'Toole as we look back on the Champions League week that was. We chat Erling Haaland and his future, Mbappe's hype and where Sergio Aguero ranks in all time Premier League history.

Enda chats with Head of Football development at HK, Dadi Rafnsson about what Iceland did to revive football in their country and what lessons Ireland could take. We also chat with Joe Devine from Tifo Football.

Enda chats with Michael Cole, a PHD student in the University of Tartu about the relationship football has with the right-wing in Georgia, and why one footballer took it upon himself to fight against it. Plus, we chat with Owen J Brown from Pure Fitbaw about the wildness of football in Scotland and the importance of Data analytics.

Enda Coll rambles about the biggest football news of the week including Neil Lennon's resignation, Mick McCarthy's revival at Cardiff City and Richie Towell's return to League of Ireland. Plus, Wayne Girard joins Enda as we chat society and football, and the rise of the Italian Ultras.

Enda Coll chats with Jelena Dureinovic to discuss football in the former Yugoslavia, how it developed in the region, the impact of WWII and how politics and society was mirrored in football during the hostile period in the 1990's.

Enda chats with Christopher Hyland about his book 'Tears at la Bombonera' - the story of a six-year journey through South America.

Enda Coll chats with South American football expert Tim Vickery about the decline of the national teams in South America and why they are now struggling to compete with Europe for trophies. We also chat the rise of the right-wing in Brazil and why Jair Bolsonaro was backed by some of Brazil's best ever footballers.

Enda Coll, Ciaran Bradley and Ronan Mullen look at the sacking of Frank Lampard and what that means for his career; does he become a merry-go-round manager and if so, what makes up the DNA of a merry-go-round manager?