We look at the great win and great goals against Limerick and plan our theoretical bus to Derry on Saturday. There's interviews with Tommy Tormey (Member's Corner), Eamonn Moore and Emma Wheatley (Play For Paddy Tournament) and Jose Ferrer (Rovers goalkeeping coach).

There's the Bray game from a couple of weeks ago, Member's Corner with Macdara Ferris, Questions From The East Stand with Alan Mannus v Dylan Watts and the winner against Sean Kavanagh in the quarter-finals. Then we make the draw for the TFTES 5-a-side tournament!

Gary reviews an epic win in Oriel Park while The Prof wishes he was there. We debut two new features - The Members Corner with John Connolly and 'Grinds My Gears' with a number of Rovers fans.

Joined by Rovers fan James Cooke and former Hoops striker Mick Byrne, we battle post-derby depression and a noisy refrigerator for another dose of Monthly Madness, this time held at James' man-cave in Tallaght, known as the Glenmalure Inn. The show is split into two parts: First there's the Bohs game analysis, our LOI-Curious feature and the usual stats and news. Then (from 2 hours 3 minutes) the lads talk the four-in-a-row and leaving Milltown, with a cameo from James' son Sean about an experience with Thomas Davis GAA club. Mick discusses his career before and during his time at Rovers, being pinned up against the dressing room wall by Pat Byrne, managing the club in the late 90s, being tormented by the same drunk fan and coaching the Ireland Over 35s nowadays.

We try to make sense of our first round exit from the FAI Cup in Drogheda and talk a certain club's obsession with Rovers ahead of the derby. Luke Byrne and Ronan Finn get their second chance in the quiz.

Episode 63: Dude, Where's My Podcast? Alan Mannus drops into Johnny Blues to chat about the win over Sligo, Gavin Bazunu and what he was doing when he was 16, growing up in Canada then Northern Ireland, comparing Linfield to Rovers, replacing fans' favourite Barry Murphy, living with Gary Twigg in that famous house in Tallaght, penalty saves, Israel, Del Piero's free kick, going to Euro 2016, his time at St Johnstone and why he has returned to Rovers. We also hear from John 'The Legend' Murphy.

It's the much anticipated TFTES on Tour episode as we review the AIK game and our trip to Stockholm last week and get a German and Swedish perspective from Marcus Rossel and Rikard Roos. Then we discuss those massive three points in Waterford on Sunday.

Our guests in Johnny Blues Bar are Aidan Price and Andy Myler, who both joined Shamrock Rovers in the 2006 First Division winning season. The lads recall the Bohs and Athlone games from that year and what it was like playing under Pat Scully. After Aidan helps review the AIK game he discusses the first ever match in Tallaght, Real Madrid, Modena, Israel, his near fatal mistake against Sporting Fingal, being released by Michael O'Neill, his current role as Under 19s boss and working with Gavin Bazunu. Andy talks his favourite goals, scoring two hat-tricks in two weeks, managing the club's A and Under 20 teams to league titles, being on O'Neill's coaching staff during the run to the Europa League group stages and Belgrade, where Super Doctor showed his dance moves and Paddy Kavanagh was almost kidnapped. There's also an interview with 'Cousins Dozens' Terry Doran from Oldham.

This week's guest host is Jim Toner and with three games to talk about we have a show as bloated as Dundalk's first team squad. We talk Gavin's penalty save, Football Coming Home, new signings and interview journalist Sujay Dutt to preview Thursday's tie with AIK.

Eoghan Rice fills in for Gary today to talk the Derry win, Block L, THE HEAT, the World Cup, the Celtic friendly and his time as LOI Press Officer. Plus we interview Alan Kinsella.