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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
202 episodes
What's Next For Ireland?
1-0 loss to Portugal but a 1-0 win over Armenia. Are we seeing progress or is it just more of the same? Next week we're back to history... glorious and happy history
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Tony Goal? The Amazing Story of 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 Gentlmen this week we discuss the hardworking, mercurial, and at times deeply controversial Tony Cascarino. Beginning...
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What to Expect From the Upcoming Qualifiers
Portugal away and Armenia at home... 6 points in the bag? A tonking on the way? Let us know what you think
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The Boys interview Philip O'Rourke of Forgotten Football Clubs Fame
This week we sit down with Philip O’Rourke, the man behind Forgotten Football Clubs. Philip’s project shines a light on the lost, disbanded, and overlooked teams of the beautiful game. We talk to him about his brand-new second book,
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Where Do Ireland Go From Here?
Okay... cards on the table. Maybe Conor has unwarranted optimism
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Roy Keane Storms Out of Saipan Part Two
An apt repeat given the Saipan movie has been released in festivals...
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Are We Going to Win a World Cup?
Discussing the upcoming WC Qualifiers and why there is reason to be optimistic
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Roy Keane Storms Out of Saipan! Part One
Join Conor and Johnny this week as they discuss the most tumultuous episode in Irish sport history - Roy Keane storming out of the Irish set up on the eve of the 2002 World Cup. Here we talk about dodgy training facilities, journalists swooping...
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Players to Watch This Season in the Top Flight
Premiership isn't looking great folks... but Europe is a different matter
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Who to Watch in the Lower Leagues this Season?
Championship, League One and League Two... proper football innit? Which Irish players, and proxy Irish teams, should we be checking out this year?
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Roy Keane and Saipan: The Build Up
Join Conor and Johnny this week as they discuss the long history of the 2002 Saipan saga. Unlike other outlets (cough cough) we begin with Keane's early career with the Republic of Ireland and show just how bloody troublesome his interactions w...
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Ireland's Infamous 2007 USA Tour
Steve Staunton left before the final game, Joe Lapira got a cap and a family wedding got in the way...
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Irish Managers in the Premier League
There's been six Irish managers in the Premier League before Keith Andrews...Whose left the biggest legacy?
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Ireland's Dual Sport Wonder: Kevin Moran
Kevin Moran won two All-Irelands with Dublin and two FA Cups with Manchester United. Not bad eh? Today's episode sees Conor and Johnny discuss one of Ireland's most talented, and fascinating players, Kevin Moran. Initially a GAA star with Kevin...
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The Boys Interview Anthony Stokes
Anthony Stokes is a former Republic of Ireland international who scored 160 goals across 400 odd appearances and earned nine caps for the Republic. From Arsenal’s academy to starring roles at Falkirk, Hibs, and Celtic, he became one of Ireland’...
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The Boys Interview Paul Little on Eoin Hand, Tactical Systems & World Cup 1982
In this episode Conor sits down with Paul to discuss his new book, Shattered Dreams, Sliding Doors, The Republic of Ireland's 1982 World Cup Qualifying CampaignLink: https://www.pitchpublishing.co.uk/shop/shattered-dreams-sliding-doors
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End of Season Review 2024/2025
Which top flight players had a breakout season and who had a season to forget? More importantly, who needs to kick on next year?
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The Curtis Fleming Episode
Played during the Halycon Days of Middlesbrough's South American influx. Has anyone played with a better team? 10 Caps for Ireland and always gave his all.
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