Enda Coll, Colm Boohig and Paul Moore on the line as we look back on the cult classic Mike Bassett, England manager. Does it still make us laugh after all these years? How effective is playing four four two?

Enda Coll is joined on the line by Ronan Mullen and Paul Moore as we begin our hunt for the best football film ever made. We start with Goal! The Dream Begins, a film documenting Santiago Munez' rise from LA Gardener to Newcastle superstar.

Enda Coll continues the LOI legends series this week. Our guest for episode eight is former Shelbourne and Bohemians player Owen Heary as we look back on his career in the league and the frustrating end to his career.

Enda Coll chats to Mark Quigley who won every domestic trophy available in the League of Ireland before retiring at the age of thirty.

Enda Coll is joined on the line by Colm Boohig and Paul Moore as we look at the biggest news of the week... Oasis' new song, Don't Stop. We continue our LOI Legends series with an interview with Finn Harps legend Brendan Bradley.

Enda Coll chats with former Shelbourne, Bohemians and Shamrock Rovers manager Pat Fenlon about his career in the league of Ireland both as a player and as manager.

Enda Coll chats to former Shelbourne player Tony Sheridan about his career at Coventry City, his struggle to settle initially, spending time with Graeme Souness and coming home to Shelbourne.

Enda Coll is joined on the line by former Cork City manager John Caulfield as part of our LOI Legends series. We chat to John about his career early on, playing against Bayern Munich and taking over the club as manager later on.

Enda Coll is joined on the line by Colm Boohig as we run through the idea of big men who are good with their feet and make a list of our favourites. We continue our LOI Legends series, former Sligo Rovers man Alan Keane joins us to discuss his career, Paul Cook and Stephen Kenny.

Episode One of our LOI Legends series on Team 33 is with former Derry City player Liam Coyle. We chat about growing up on the Bogside during the troubles, his father who played in the 1958 World Cup, Derry's treble-winning season and the injury which almost - and did for a period - end his career.