Enda Coll is joined in studio by David Sneyd and Gavin Cooney as they look at the biggest football stories from the weekend. They discuss the Man City project and why it seems less loved by the majority of fans. They chat Coimhinn Kelleher and his place in the Liverpool team, as it looks like the club wants to keep a hold of him. They chat League of Ireland, St Pat's confirming Jon Daly as their permanent boss. And they look at Ireland U-17's as they take on Hungary on Tuesday.

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Enda Coll, David Sneyd and Cobh Ramblers boss Shane Keegan on Tuesday's Football podcast. They chat referees, whether they should be mic'd up and whether the appeals process is worth having in the League of Ireland in its current form (1:00-25:00). They discuss Southampton's relegation from the Premier League and Gavin Bazunu's future as a result (25:00 - 35:00). They chat Mauricio Pochettino at Chelsea (35:00 - 42) and they look ahead to the Champions League semi-final between Real Madrid and Manchester City. (42-end).

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Enda Coll is joined by Shane Keegan and David Sneyd as they look at the crazy final day of the Championship in England. They chat play-off football and the Irish players involved in them. They look at the League of Ireland title chasers, do Derry have the depth to go for the trophy? The lads look back on the Dublin Derby and the Afolabi penalty decision. Plus, a return to the pod from Gavin Cooney as he explains the FAI/Horse/Greyhound Racing story from the past few weeks.

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Enda Coll is joined in studio by David Sneyd of The 42 and by Cobh Ramblers boss Shane Keegan for Tuesday's football pod. They chat Sam Allardyce as he returns to management with Leeds. They discuss Seamus Coleman and his injury against Leicester City. The lads debate the punishment for a high-foot and whether it should be a straight red card, after Ryan Mason's complaint from Jota's challenge on Oliver Skipp. Plus, in Irish football, they react to the breaking news of Tim Clancy's departure from St Patrick's Athletic and Shane explains how he looks for gems in junior football who could make the step-up to League of Ireland.

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Enda Coll is joined in studio by The 42's David Sneyd and by Cobh Ramblers boss Shane Keegan. They chat through the mess at Tottenham and their 6-1 defeat to Newcastle at the weekend. They discuss Evan Ferguson's new Brighton deal and whether or not it's the right choice staying at the club. Plus, what is the power of personality in football? Does it matter as much as previously? The lads debate the importance of good leadership in modern football.

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Enda Coll is joined by David Sneyd and Cobh Ramblers boss Shane Keegan as they look at the biggest football stories from across the weekend. They chat about Stephen O'Donnell's comments on artificial pitches, they look at the depth of Irish talent playing in the Championship right now and the discuss the impact owners in the dressing room has.

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Enda Coll is joined by David Sneyd and Cobh Ramblers boss Shane Keegan as they look at the biggest football stories across the weekend. They chat League of Ireland, the Dublin Derby and if Shamrock Rovers are getting back to their best after a shaky start. They chat Premier League and Arsenal's run of games until the end of the season, and they chat Wrexham as their Hollywood story goes into overdrive.

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Enda Coll is joined by Shane Keegan as they discuss the manager merry-go-round in English football, why it didn't work for Graham Potter at Chelsea and who might take the Spurs job. Shane tells us what it's like to get sacked as a League of Ireland manager and the process after the fact. And they chat about Tom Cannon's recent form for Preston North End in the Championship.

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Enda Coll, Gavin Cooney and Shane Keegan look back over Ireland's 1-0 defeat to France in the Aviva Stadium. They dissect Ireland's defensive shape which kept the French relatively at bay. They chat Ogbene and his role within the team and they debate what this result means for the rest of the qualifying campaign.

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Enda Coll gets Gavin Cooney's instant reaction from the Aviva Stadium as Ireland narrowly lose to France in the opening game of the Euro qualifiers.

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