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David, Gav and Shane bring you the final standard episode of the year. The trio talk Amad Diallo's Manchester Derby heroics, Ireland's World Cup qualification group, whether Shamrock Rovers would stand a chance vs the national side & much more!

An end of year Football Family quiz will be dropping in your podcast feeds soon, with it's release date yet to be confirmed!

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David makes his return to chat through Liverpool's domination of Manchester City with Shane Keegan and Gavin Cooney. What does this mean for Manchester City's title hopes... or top four aspirations? And why haven't Liverpool's three star players' futures not been sorted out yet?

The lads also reflect on Shamrock Rovers' remarkable result in Vienna and what the future may hold for manager Stephen Bradley.

Also, tomorrow night's massive clash between Ireland WNT and Wales in the Aviva Stadium is set to be a nervy encounter - Can the Girls in Green make history in Dublin?

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Gavin Cooney is joined by Shane Keegan, who makes heroic but ultimately unsuccessful attempts to make Tottenham Hotspur the main topic of conversation on today’s pod.

Gav is more keen to ponder the unravelling of Pep, while Shane reckons City will be back to winning ways - once they have lost to Liverpool that is.

Also, the lads are buzzing about the prospect of Rovers-Bohs at the Aviva Stadium on day one of the 2025 season.They also discuss Ireland’s welcome Euro 2028 safety net, and a crucial week for the WNT.

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Gavin Cooney and Shane Keegan join David Sneyd to discuss Ireland’s dispiriting 5-0 loss to England at Wembley. 

To what extent can we praise the first half performance when we know what followed? Can Ireland’s confidence levels recover to a meaningful degree, or have we been too damaged by years of losing football matches? 

The lads discuss these questions and more, while Shane shoots a few holes in the concept of finding ways to win.

Gav, meanwhile, ponders why the FA had military personnel carrying flags onto the pitch and also describes the scene as some members of his majesty’s press took exception to a tricolour being raised in their vicinity for the Irish players to face during the anthem.

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David Sneyd is joined by Gavin Cooney and Shane Keegan to look back on the FAI Cup final where Drogheda United upset Derry City to land the cup and book their spot in Europe, although they won't have much time to celebrate before this weekend's Relegation Playoff.

The trio discuss Darragh Markey's excellent performance and if he was unlucky to miss out on the MOTM award (3:00), what Derry needed to do better (11:48), what's next for Ruaidhrí Higgins (17:39) and whether Kevin Doherty deserves a statue in Drogheda (24:19).

The lads also react to some big updates to the Republic of Ireland squad ahead of this week's pair of fixtures, most notably the return of one Matt Doherty (33:36).

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David Sneyd, Gavin Cooney and Shane Keegan reflect on the Friday night that was as Shelbourne lifted the League of Ireland Premier Division for the first time since 2006.

Shels skipper Mark Coyle joins the lads to talk Damien Duff, his side's siege mentality, what it means to bring The Reds back to the top and much more.

We also hear some post-match audio of David's chat with Duff in Derry.

The trio discuss Shamrock Rovers coming up just short after almost snatching the title, what is next for Stephen Bradley's side and who we should expect to challenge next year.

There's also Player of the Year, Team of the Year, Relegation Playoff & FAI Cup final talk in this bumper end of season show.

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Shane Keegan joins Gavin Cooney to reflect on a massive weekend for both the League of Ireland title race and Manchester United.

Shane tells Gav why his visit to Tolka Park on Friday has led him to believe that Damien Duff's Shelbourne can hold on to their top spot and win the title (1:22) and the pair discuss Shamrock Rovers' courage to turn things around and take things to the final day, while also performing well in Europe (14:50).

Without a shadow of a doubt, the big story of the Bank Holiday weekend was the culmination of Erik ten Hag's tenure at the Theatre of Dreams. The lads discuss what is next for the Red Devils (24:55).

Conney and Keegan chat Irish injuries woes and a big goal for Evan Ferguson (35:14), before finishing with the potential game changer of Shamrock Rovers reclassing their academy as a childcare provider (50:23).

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