It's an extra long show for some reason with the TFTES Hotline (from 9 mins), the end of the unbeaten run in Dundalk (32 mins), more callers (1 hour), the Sligo defeat (1 hour 22 mins) and an interview with former MNS producer Eamonn Donohoue (2 hours 3 mins) ahead of the trip to his native Longford.

We have a chat with Sporting160en podcast co-hosts Sam Fonseca and Danny Saldanha before the Derry draw review. Dundalk based Rovers fan Billy Nolan helps us look ahead to Friday's game at Oriel Park. Sponsored by Ocean Electrical, Leinster Credit and now Manscaped~! Use the code 'TFTES' for 20% off.

We talk Graham Burke shushing Brian Kerr and Danny Mandroiu's late winner in Inchicore. There's another TFTES: In Memoriam with Anthony McDonald AKA Waffles.

We look back at the Bank Holiday weekend wins over Finn Harps and Waterford which saw Rovers go a League of Ireland record 31 games unbeaten. There's a preview of Saturday's top of the table clash at Richmond Park and our Player of the Year series continues with 1980/81 winner and former Saints boss Harry Kenny.

We have another Dublin Derby win to dissect with contentious penalties and statistics. Finn Harps and former Rovers defender Dave Webster joins us for a chat about his career ahead of Friday's game at Ballybofey.

We talk those two late, late wins over the First Division Alliance and look ahead to the derby. There's another edition of the TFTES Hotline and In Memoriam: Joe de Hoop.

We talk the two away games against Sligo and Derry with the Burkey worldie, either side of an interview with former Hoops midfielder Jason Colwell.

It's #TFTES150~! Gary and Karl celebrate 150 episodes of the podcast by interviewing Pico Lopes - quarantined in a hotel after helping Cape Verde qualify for the African Cup of Nations - and replaying some highlights from shows in 2019 and 2020.

We talk St Pat's on opening day and Gavin Bazunu's Ireland debut in the Luxembourg debacle. There's an interview with 'Across The Irish Sea' podcast host Jeff Webb and a tribute to Rovers fan John 'Danny Boy' Cleary, who passed away in 2003.

We review last week's President's Cup final with some wayward penalties on show and interview 1991 and 1992 Rovers Player of the Year Dave Connell (aired in two parts, from 15 mins to 57 mins and then 1 hour 38 mins to 2 hours 24 mins).