In this episode I chat with Conor, a young man who runs an extremely popular Twitter account which keeps track of players from the Republic of Ireland playing in different countries.

His account on Twitter is @reptracker

Andy is the CEO of Sligo Rovers, and the passion he shows for the club and omfor his role is really great. This podcast is a must-listen for fans of real footy anywhere and everywhere, especially in Ireland, especially in Sligo 😎

Today I complete my hat-trick of Spanish divisions covered in my pronunciation guides for English people.

In this episode I chat with Toby, a young footballer from Essex who, at the time of recording, was about to play in a third trial match for Heybridge Swifts.

Toby spent 6 years with Southend United's academy, and made an appearance for Hashtag United last season.

Time is on his side, at just 18 years of age, and he sounds like a dedicated trainer with a healthy lifestyle and a positive outlook.

In this episode I chat with a man by the name of Spencer, who upped sticks from the East End of London for a special lady, ending up in Cwmbran in South Wales, where he fell in with the local team, Cwmbran Celtic, and started doing match reports for them

In this episode I continue my look at Spanish team names, how the Spanish speaker would pronounce them, and how I think English speakers would be best off pronouncing them

I had a super time at the Bohemians vs Sligo match on Friday night, and, having already released my video, I wanted to record this podcast to say a few things to the Sligo fans

I chat with a man who wears a few different hats, including researcher for Football Manager and co-commentator for BBC Radio Surrey

I chat with Bjørge, a Norweigan man living in Curitiba, Brazil, and a regular visitor to Atletico Paranaense as well regular groundhopping in Brazil

En este episodio discuto el fútbol australiano con un verdadero apasionado del tema