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The Boys We've Seen
This is a journey through Irish footballing history. Every week Conor and Johnny discuss a player or moment from the Republic of Ireland's history. Beginning with the 1992/1993 Premier League season, these two diehard fans have a simple purpose - to talk about every Irishman to grace the Premier League!
Episodes
176 episodes
Ireland's Unsung Right Back? Gary Kelly
531 appearances for Leeds United, 52 Ireland Caps, 1994 Premier League team of the season and uncle to one Ian Harte. This week the Boys discuss Leeds United legend Gary Kelly! Debuting under Howard Wilkinson, Kelly became a mainstay in both th...
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The Boys Interview Fran Actor Darragh Humphreys about Fran the Man
Out in Cinemas Now! When an Irish football club becomes embroiled in an international match-fixing scandal, their hapless assistant manager, Fran, finds himself way out of his league.In this week's Episode Johnny and Conor si...
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The Boys Interview Adam Kavanagh from Diaeuro Futsal Ireland
Futsal? In Ireland?Join Conor and Adam Kavanagh from Futsal Ireland as they discuss the history and future of futsal in Ireland. More associated with the skilful one-touch passes of South America, futsal had a brief push in Ireland durin...
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The John the Baptist Documentary
Yes, John Delaney really made a whole documentary about himself
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The Kenny Cunningham Episode
Ireland's player of the year for 1998, Captain for Brian Kerr's Ireland and even crowned Birmingham's player of the decade!
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The Boys Interview Chris Lee
Chris Lee is a writer, podcaster and lecturer on the history of football across multiple continents. Chris has written three books, Origin...
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The Denis Irwin Episode
Where do we begin? Along with Roy Keane and Steve Heighway, Denis Irwin is Ireland's most successful ever player. Synonymous with Manchester United, Denis Irwin is widely regardedManchester United's best ever fullback For Sir Alex Ferguson, Irw...
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The Euro 2008 Qualification Campaign
Lets see, 5-2 loss to Cyprus, narrow victories over San Marino and Stan the Man put under pressure. What could be wrong?
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1:14:00
The Magic of the FA Youth Cup: The 90s Edition
Join the Boys this week as they examine every FA Youth Cup final from the 1990s and, more importantly, the Irish representatives during the 1990s. Some big names and bigger stories in them hills
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The Irishman Who Invented Penalty Kicks
Recap Ep. Join Conor and Johnny this week as they discuss the history of penalty kicks and then Irishman who invented them! Willie McCrum from Milford Armagh proposed a penalty kick in 1890 to the English FA and, from there... history was made....
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The Dominic Foley Episode
6 Caps and 2 goals but, more importantly, a character case in why Irish players should go abroad.
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The Boys Interview Lee Trundle
The Boys interview Swansea Legend, Soccer AM hero and one of our favorite ever footballers Lee Trundle. In this episode, Lee discusses his rise through the ranks, navigating fame and his years-long flirtation with an Ireland cap.
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1:08:13
The Stephen McPhail Episode
The Young Liam Brady according to George Graham. It was an incredible start and a wonderful resurrection for one of the classiest midfielders of his generation
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1:09:45
Best & Worst 2024 for Irish Players
Who had the best calendar year for club and country? And who had a year to forget?
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Paul Little on Dixie Dean's Time with Sligo Rovers
In the Shadow of Benbulben: Dixie Dean at Sligo Rovers is a romantic tale of divine intervention, uncanny timing and drama on and off the pitch. It's the tale of former Everton and England legend 'Dixie' Dean's four months with Sligo R...
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Christmas Bumper Episode: Tony Cascarino
Initially bought for a bag of of footballs and appeared 88 times for a country he believed he didn't qualify for... Ladies and Gentlemen this week we discuss the hardworking, mercurial, and at times deeply controversial Tony Cascarino. Beginnin...
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The Boys Interview Michael Fahey
Michael is the author of a wonderful book on 90s football, Don't Cry For Me, Next Door Neighbour: Five Nations, One Decade: A Nineties Football Journey. It gets two thumbs up from the pod! Please do buy Michael's book and give it a review.<...
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The Infamous Ireland-Northern Ireland 1993 Match
Somehow even worse than the 1995 Lansdowne Riot. Sectarian abuse, away fans told to stay at home and Jack Charlton giving it big licks against Billy Bingham...
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