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Ep 1657: Best of 2019 - Richie Meets Andy Moran - 27/12/19
Last summer Richie travelled to Mayo for a chat with one of the most loved Gaelic footballers of all time, Andy Moran. It was such a fun interview we…
6 years, 8 months ago
Ep 1654: Stormzy, Sky, Gary Neville, AFTV Strife, De Gea Faith, Firmino's Extras - 23/12/19
It was a weekend that saw several more episodes in Britain's long national nervous breakdown. A day that began with one national broadcaster misleadi…
6 years, 9 months ago
Ep 1649: Munster Miss Out, Leinster & Ulster Roll On, Connacht Live On; Revenge for Conlan- 16/12/19
Munster are still very much alive in their pool of the European Rugby Champions Cup, but they will rue missing out on a bonus point on Saturday again…
6 years, 9 months ago
Ep 1648: KDB Wrecks Arsenal, Arsenal Wreck Themselves, Big Dunc's Big Call - 16/12/19
Today it turns out that John Giles and Ken do agree on at least one thing, but there are still some minor areas of difference to be ironed out. Arsen…
6 years, 9 months ago
Books A Plenty, UK Election With Ken, Champs League, Mellow Jack Mc
If you’re listening to this mini-podcast you probably know what you need to do to become a member and hear all the good stuff - go to secondcaptains.…
6 years, 9 months ago
Ep 1643: Inspecting the Damage at the FAI - 09/12/19
On Friday afternoon, the FAI revealed the true disastrous state of its financial affairs.Later that evening, we welcomed Richie Sadlier and 2019 Jour…
6 years, 9 months ago
Ep 1642: Wins For 3/4 Provinces, But On-Field Events Overshadowed By World Cup Fall-Out - 09/12/19
Munster, Leinster and Ulster all won in Europe this week, with only a disappointing second half from Connacht between us and a clean sweep... but the…
6 years, 9 months ago
Ep 1637: The Rodgers Hypothesis, Being: Barcelona - 02/12/19
Freddie Arsenal DNA Ljungberg's Arsenal were recognisably Arsenal, and that is not necessarily a good sign. Is there a chance that Brendan Rodgers' l…
6 years, 9 months ago
Ep 1636: Jim Gavin Resigns As Dublin Senior Football Manager - 02/12/19
If Jim Gavin had resigned shortly after the five-in-a-row had been achieved, then it would have been seen as surprising, but not shocking. The fact t…
6 years, 9 months ago
Bye Unai, Tiger's Rise And Fall And Rise, Celebs On Celebs
Much like last week on the World Service when Maurico Pocchetino was relieved of his duties at Spurs, the Emery news threw all our careful planning o…
6 years, 9 months ago