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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!
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Here come the good times! Follows us on those socialsboysweveseen on Instagram@boysweveseen on TwitterOr email us atboysweveseen@gmail.com
Safe to say the country well and truly lost the run of itself. Here come the good times!Follows us on those socialsboysweveseen on Instagram@boysweveseen on TwitterOr email us atboysweveseen@gmail.com
Long balls and lovely Scotsmen...Ireland finally qualifies for a major international tournament! Follows us on those socialsboysweveseen on Instagram@boysweveseen on TwitterOr email us atboysweveseen@gmail.com
This week with sat down with footballer, manager and pundit Roddy Collins. With a playing and managerial career that spans the Republic of Ireland, England, Wales, Northern Ireland and Malta, Roddy has had one of the most fascinating careers of his generation. Part one covered Roddy's playing career and this week we cover his managerial experiences and thought on the state of Irish football. Sit back and enjoyFollows us on those socialsboysweveseen on Instagram@boysweveseen on TwitterOr email...
This week with sat down with footballer, manager and pundit Roddy Collins. With a playing and managerial career that spans the Republic of Ireland, England, Wales, Northern Ireland and Malta, Roddy has had one of the most fascinating careers of his generation. Part one covers Roddy's playing career and part two will cover his managerial experience. Sit back and enjoyFollows us on those socialsboysweveseen on Instagram@boysweveseen on TwitterOr email us atboysweveseen@gmail.com
One of Ireland's most exciting players of the 1990s. Got off to a blistering start with the Republic before injuries and ill luck curtailed his careerFollows us on those socialsboysweveseen on Instagram@boysweveseen on TwitterOr email us atboysweveseen@gmail.com
More of them than you think and if anyone uses the 'plastic Paddy' moniker Conor will scream. Follows us on those socialsboysweveseen on Instagram@boysweveseen on TwitterOr email us atboysweveseen@gmail.com
*Content Warning - Addiction, Suicide and Mental Health*The Boys sit down with League of Ireland, Birmingham City and Ireland legend, Keith Fahey. In the episode we discuss Keith's initial time in England, restarting his career in the League of Ireland and an incredible time at Birmingham City. This is to say nothing of his Ireland career. Throughout it, Keith speaks candidly about his past struggles and his new beginnings in faith.Follows us on those socialsboysweveseen on Instagram@boysweve...
Is the FAI corrupt, incompetent, both or neither? Join Johnny and Conor this week as they look some of the common claims made against Irish football's governing body!Follows us on those socialsboysweveseen on Instagram@boysweveseen on TwitterOr email us atboysweveseen@gmail.com
Why was he so exciting and we never talked about it?Follows us on those socialsboysweveseen on Instagram@boysweveseen on TwitterOr email us atboysweveseen@gmail.com
Join a single (but not ready to mingle) Conor this week as he explores Ireland's worst result... a 7 (SEVEN) - 0 loss to Brazil in May 1982. This is one of the worst instances of FAI mismanagement and includes canceled friendlies, an international war and not paying players. Can't imagine why they lost...Follows us on those socialsboysweveseen on Instagram@boysweveseen on TwitterOr email us atboysweveseen@gmail.com
From 1990 to 2000, the Republic of Ireland featured five one cap wonders which, if we do say so ourselves, make up quite the decent 5-a-side team. Join Conor and Johnny as they discuss they five players good enough to play for the Republic of Ireland but who sadly failed to make it back for a second date. We'll discuss the cult hero goalkeeper good enough to play in a cup final, the centre back who had to fight off nationality suspicions, a cracking Premier League Caption, a Scotsman turned I...
20 goals a season? 8 goals and 2 assists? Conor and Johnny tackle some BIG chats around Evan Fergusan 'only' scoring 6 goals this season to ask what counts as success for an Irish striker in the Premiership? The history ain't great kids... Follows us on those socialsboysweveseen on Instagram@boysweveseen on TwitterOr email us atboysweveseen@gmail.com
The end of Brian Kerr, and the beginning of the Staunton era. We were so bafflingly optimistic during this time Follows us on those socialsboysweveseen on Instagram@boysweveseen on TwitterOr email us atboysweveseen@gmail.com
At the time we thought it was the beginning of a decline in Irish football... things can always get worse kids.Follows us on those socialsboysweveseen on Instagram@boysweveseen on TwitterOr email us atboysweveseen@gmail.com
A positive story? Well yes actually... especially compared to the last ten years. Join us this week as we discuss Irish players' progress this season. We then look at the last decade or so of Irish development and prophesize about the future. Stay tunedFollows us on those socialsboysweveseen on Instagram@boysweveseen on TwitterOr email us atboysweveseen@gmail.com
You put your Carsley in, you take your Carsley out. In out in out and shake it all about. You do the hokey pokey and you hire a manager, that's what its all about... Ohh ohh the FAI ... Ohh ohh the FAI...Can we please just be normal for one minute!?!?Follows us on those socialsboysweveseen on Instagram@boysweveseen on TwitterOr email us atboysweveseen@gmail.com
Please God let him be Ireland manager. Learn about his career from Derby to Coventry (it's more glamorous than it sounds).Follows us on those socialsboysweveseen on Instagram@boysweveseen on TwitterOr email us atboysweveseen@gmail.com
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 Rovers in the west of Ireland - a spell that would leave an indelible mark on the player, the club and the town.Paul Little is an Irish freelance football writer making his debut as a solo artist in the world of books. Paul has worked in sports broadcasting and h...
Yes its true. It's damn true. Conor's doing victory laps....Follows us on those socialsboysweveseen on Instagram@boysweveseen on TwitterOr email us atboysweveseen@gmail.com
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