Featuring interviews with Tiernan Lynch and Kevin Doherty, Simon and Kevin discuss Derry City's league form and the chance to make up for November's Cup Final heartbreak as league leaders Drogheda roll into Brandywell to complete the first series of fixtures.

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On this week's show Derry City Commercial Director Robert Martin gives us a run-down on the opening of the new North Stand at Brandywell, including the capacity, who is eligible for a ticket, the half-time entertainment and much more. Simon and Kevin also discuss another controversial weekend of refereeing decisions and Tiernan Lynch explains the benefits of Derry City's new scholarship partnership with St Joseph's Boys School and the Steven Gerrard Academy.

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Simon and Kevin are back in the Everglades Hotel for this week's podcast where we hear of some interesting developments at Cobh Ramblers under Mick McDermott and get an insight from Jack Coyle into what it's like being the son of a League of Ireland legend. The lads respond to some concerned Derry City fans and look ahead to a big clash against Shamrock Rovers in Tallaght.

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Following a big win against Sligo Rovers heading into the international break, Simon and Kevin are joined by Derry City CEO Sean Barrett who discusses all the changes at the club. Mr Barrett gives an update on Derry's Northern Ireland Football Fund application which could see £11.8million invested to upgrade Brandywell Stadium's Mark Farren Stand, floodlights and the installation of a hybrid pitch. We also hear about the progress of the North Stand and much more.

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Derry City finish gameweek five at the foot of the table and Simon and Kevin give their thoughts on the 1-1 draw at home to Galway. The lads also discuss the fallout to 'Videogate' and the social media reaction to Derry players apparently enjoying themselves too much for some in a local bar. Featuring interviews with Tiernan Lynch, Ben Doherty and Ollie Horgan.

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On the back of two disastrous results against Waterford and St Patrick's Athletic, Tiernan Lynch's troops find themselves with just a single win from their opening four games. Simon and Kevin discuss the early season slump, the controversial decisions in Inchicore, Derry's inability to find the net and they look ahead to a difficult home test against Galway. Featuring interviews with the Derry boss and defender Kevin Holt.

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On the back of a big Brandywell win against Bohs, Simon and Kevin discuss the major talking points of an encouraging night for Tiernan Lynch's troops and look ahead to a double header of fixtures against Waterford and St Pat's. Featuring interviews with Ben Doherty, Carl Winchester and new signing from Dundee United Kevin Holt.

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It was a disastrous start for Tiernan Lynch's new-look Derry City side who fell to a comprehensive 3-1 loss to Shelbourne. The lights went out and ideally would've stayed out after a chaotic opening half and the second half didn't get much better. Simon and Kevin discuss the major talking points from a crazy league opener. Featuring interviews with the Derry boss and skipper Mark Connolly.

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Back for a third season, Kevin and Simon have plenty to discuss with plenty of new faces at Brandywell under new boss Tiernan Lynch and the lads give their predictions on this year's League of Ireland title race. Featuring interviews with the Derry manager and winger Michael Duffy ahead of Friday's trip to the champions at Tolka Park.

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This special edition episode features an extensive, exclusive first interview with Ruaidhri Higgins following his departure from Derry City last week. In an honest, though-provoking chat, the 40 year-old former Brandywell boss talks about the reasons he felt it was time to step away; his thoughts on the new manager; what needs to change for Derry to fulfil its potential; dealing with online abuse; the sudden death of his brother and why the 2024 season should be a learning curve for everyone.

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