Episode 61 discusses a remarkable display in Europe where after weathering an early storm from a slick Vitesse Arnhem side, Dundalk turn the game on its head with a stunning brace from the sublime Patrick McEleney. We also discuss the growing evidence for Vinny managerial prowess and the need for Dundalk's owners to avoid repeating the mistakes of last year, beginning with securing Perth on a long term contract.

A fantastic team performance earns Dundalk a 2 - 1 away win in Tallinn to earn a victory over FCI Levadia Tallinn and allow Dundalk to proceed to a 3rd round tie against SBV Vitesse Arnhem. Goals from David McMillian and Will Patching combined with outstanding performances throughout the team allow Dundalk to repeat the 'away win' heroics of 2018.

Ep 59 has post match reaction to a rollercoaster 1st leg tie with Levadia Tallinn and discusses the absence of Chris Shields and the consequent spotlight on Wilfred Zahibo's performance, the ongoing impact of Peak 6's recruitment "strategy", and the very different energies surrounding the Dundalk and Bohemians European campaigns so far.

Having established a commanding lead in the first leg Dundalk cruise to the next round of the UEFA Europa Conference League with a 1 nil win over Newtown AFC. A Michael Duffy goal allows manager Vinny Perth to give game time to squad players ahead of Saturday's trip to Finn Harps as a return trip to Tallinn looms on the horizon.

A new look Dundalk make a comfortable debut in the UEFA Europa Conference League, establishing a commanding first leg lead over Newtown AFC with goals from Michael Duffy, record breaker David McMillan, the prodigal Will Patching and Jeong-Uh Han. However a positive evening is tarnished by the breaking news of the mercurial Patrick McEleney's impending departure from Oriel, having signed a pre-contract agreement with hometown club Derry City, turning the spotlight once again to shambolic mismanagement of the club's affair by absentee US owners Peak 6

After an impressive opening 30 minutes in which Dundalk take the lead and are denied a stonewall penalty the departure through injury of Greg Sloggett marks as turning point as two goal see Rovers end the half on top. Despite a composed style often absent this season Dundalk are unable to find a way back into the game in the second half and are left to rue the loss of many of their former players to the Tallaght side,

An emotional night for Dundalk FC fans as Chris Shields plays his last game after 10 seasons at the club, signing off with a win against Derry City. Ep 55 discusses the career of the much loved departing Captain and also talks about another positive result for Vinny Perth's side. We ask who may fill the void left by the Shields' move North, and how the club is paying a high price for the weak leadership and dispensing of in house wisdom by owners Peak 6.

Vinny Perth gets his first victory of his second term in charge of Dundalk with a 1 nil victory over Drogheda United in a game which despite featuring little quality football did show some signs of improvement. Off the field the future of club Captain Chris Shields hangs in the balance as Perth looks set to make a final attempt to forestall Chris's transfer to Linfield, a deal which was struck prior to Perth's return.

After a week of frantic speculations and ten months after his controversial sacking, Vinny Perth returns to Oriel to lead an improved Dundalk to a 1 - 1 draw against Longford Town. We discuss whether Vinny can revive Dundalk's fortunes amidst ongoing boardroom uncertainty and whether he might persuade inspirational Captain Chris Shields to stay even at the 11th hour of his proposed transfer to Linfield.

The return of fans to Oriel Park coincides with a loss of form as despite taking the lead via a penalty Dundalk crumble to bottom club Waterford in another lackluster display. We hear the views of fans protesting against the club owners as uncertainty, rumour and indecision fuels growing fan anger at the ruinous reign of #Peak6Investments and the Hulsizer family.