The Premiership's current top 3 clubs are represented on this week's show with Lee Bonis (Larne), Aidan Wilson (Glentoran) and Jarlath O'Rourke (Crusaders) keeping Michael company on the programme.

Larne FC fans' favourite Tomas Cosgrove discusses the table-toppers start to the season ahead of their game against his former club Cliftonville, Linfield and Glentoran legends Michael Gault and Elliott Morris assess Friday night's derby match at Windsor Park and sports journalist Keith Bailie joins us to talk about the BetMcLean Cup draw, a change to the Irish Cup schedule and his thoughts on Northern Ireland's qualifying group for Euro 2024.

This week's show reflects the contrasting fortunes between youth and senior football in Northern Ireland. We discuss the success of Coleraine Youth, recording the first UEFA Youth League victory recorded by an Irish League side, with their manager Martin Smith and are also joined by Gerard Lyttle who this week guided Northern Ireland's U19s to the elite round of Euros qualifiers. We also reflect on Northern Ireland's struggles in the Nations League with journalist Mark McIntosh before getting his predictions for this weekend's Irish Premiership action.

On this week's show we have an in-depth chat with Ballymacash Rangers boss Lee Forsythe ahead of their PIL clash with Bangor, who have also enjoyed three wins from three. Queen's Park manager Owen Coyle helps us preview their SPFL Trust Trophy match with Cliftonville this weekend and we hear from Northern Ireland skipper Steven Davis and manager Ian Baraclough as they prepare to face Kosovo and Greece in the Nations League.

On this week's show we're joined by Dundela boss Niall Currie, Portadown shot-stopper Jethren Barr and midfielders Leroy Millar and James Singleton of Larne and Glentoran, respectively. 

Andy Mitchell and John McGovern of Carrick Rangers and Newry City join us to reflect on big wins in recent days and Aaron Traynor opens up about his move to Cliftonville and pays tribute to Coleraine for the past 5 years.

On Part Two of our preview we speak to Philip Lowry (Crusaders), Darren Mullen (Newry City), Howard Beverland (Portadown), Lyndon Kane (Coleraine), Matthew Snoddy (Glenavon), John Herron (Larne) and sports journalist Mark McIntosh.