Podcast appearances and mentions of conor mcnamara

Alistair Bruce-Ball is joined by Pat Nevin, Julien Laurens & Conor McNamara live in Miami. Also hear from Auckland City striker Angus Kilkolly on the day jobs the Auckland squad are taking time off from.00:35 What's it like in Miami right now? 02:15 How are the guys feeling about it? 05:40 How seriously will clubs take it? 07:20 Is this a tournament too far? 09:35 What will FIFA be hoping for? 14:55 Are the best teams at the Club World Cup? 16:40 Who is the favourite? 21:15 Players to be announced onto the pitch one-by-one 24:25 What about the smaller teams? 27:35 Auckland City players have day jobs! 31:20 Who should Man Utd fans support? 33:05 What will make this tournament a success?BBC Sounds / 5 Live commentaries: Sun 1700 England v Slovenia in UEFA U21 Championship, Wed 2000 England v Germany in UEFA U21 Championship.

Conor Mcnamara, Kristof Terreur, Mina Rzouki and Julien Laurens are back with the latest episode of Euro Leagues.The team look ahead to this weekend's Champions League final between PSG and Inter. Julien joins from Munich in his lucky PSG top. They explore where the game will be won and lost, in this battle of football cultures! Away from Europe's centre piece finale, they discuss Erik Ten Hag's return to management at Bayer Leverkusen and the size of the job that Xabi Alonso has on his hands at Real Madrid. There are also celebrations for Napoli and Union Saint-Gilloise in Belgium. Timecodes: 02:08 - Champions League Preview 22:16 - Erik Ten Hag to Bayer Leverkusen 25:37 - Xabi Alonso's tough task at Real Madrid 28:26 - Napoli's title win & is Kevin De Bruyne heading to Naples? 32:41 - Union Saint-Gilloise win the Belgium Pro LeagueBBC Sounds / 5 Live commentaries: Fri 1945 England v Portugal in the UEFA Women's Nations League, Sat 2000 PSG v Inter Milan in the UEFA Champions League Final.

John Murray, Ian Dennis & Ali Bruce-Ball discuss Liverpool and Celtic being on the verge of titles. They're joined by Conor McNamara after he went viral for his 5 Live Man Utd-Lyon commentary. Will Ali be toppled by Ian in Clash of the Commentators? How high will the high bar be for the Great Glossary of Football Commentary? And John bowls us over with his plans for the weekend in London.01:30 Liverpool and Celtic on the verge of titles 06:10 Conor McNamara reflects on going viral 25:15 Some big 5 Live commentaries this weekend 33:35 More Clash of the Commentators controversy? 41:25 Will anything be added to the Great Glossary? 53:35 John reveals his exciting weekend plansBBC Sounds / 5 Live / Radio 5 Sports Extra weekend commentaries: Sat 1500 Newcastle v Ipswich in the Premier League, Sat 1715 Crystal Palace v Aston Villa in the FA Cup semis, Sun 1400 Bournemouth v Man Utd in the Premier League, Sun 1400 Chelsea v Barcelona in the Women's Champions League, Sun 1630 Liverpool v Tottenham in the Premier League, Sun 1630 Nottingham Forest v Man City in the FA Cup semis.

Conor McNamara, BBC Sport Commentator

Adam Hurrey is joined by Charlie Eccleshare, David Walker and Nick Miller to pick a lineup of players destined to be subject to the gravitational pull of the Premier League to give it (at least) one more crack in the next few years. The selection process involves some written-off goalkeepers, defenders who will come crawling back from Saudi Arabia, veteran midfielders doing one more season at their hometown club after winning the World Cup for England, Harry Kane's carefully-planned final assault on Alan Shearer's goalscoring record, and getting one step ahead of the Darwin Nunez redemption story. Meanwhile, the Adjudication Panel enjoys some fifth-division Sunday League pyro, Premier League club names in theme park YouTubers, a novel TV approach to denoting home and away fixtures and yet more accidentally musical commentary from Conor McNamara. Adam's book, Extra Time Beckons, Penalties Loom: How to Use (and Abuse) The Language of Football, is OUT NOW: https://geni.us/ExtraTimeBeckons Visit nordvpn.com/cliches to get four extra months on a two-year plan with NordVPN Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Conor McNamara joins John Murray & Ian Dennis to talk commentary life as Mo Salah signs Liverpool deal. John reveals how he ended up in a French ambulance in midweek. Conor reflects on nearly getting stuck on his way to replace John in Paris. And Ian talks through his memorable line, ‘Rice Rice baby'. All that plus a tasty Clash of the Commentators and more additions to the Great Glossary of Football Commentary.E-mail: tcv@bbc.co.uk Voicenotes on WhatsApp to: 08000 289 36901:45 Mo Salah signs new Liverpool deal 04:45 John talks about ending up in a French ambulance 11:30 Conor nearly gets stuck en route to PSG 14:40 Ian's ‘Rice Rice baby' 21:25 What goal celebrations would the guys perform? 24:40 Ian speaks out about the Crystal Palace restricted view 27:50 Ian tests Pat Nevin's patience with ‘transition' 31:15 Clash of the Commentators gets tasty 41:40 What will be added to the Great Glossary?BBC Sounds / 5 Live Premier League commentaries this weekend: Sat 1500 Nottingham Forest v Everton, Sat 1730 Arsenal v Brentford, Sun 1400 Liverpool v West Ham, Sun 1400 Chelsea v Ipswich on Radio 5 Sports Extra, Sun 1400 Wolves v Tottenham on BBC Sport website, Sun 1630 Newcastle v Man Utd.

What next for Andre Onana and Manchester United after his mistakes against Lyon? And how did Rangers show the spirit to hold on against Athletic Bilbao?Conor McNamara, Izzy Christensen and Aaron Lennon look back on an entertaining night in the opening legs of the Europa League quarter finals. We hear from Ruben Amorim on Onana's performance, and Ange Postecoglou says “the football gods have their eyes elsewhere” after their 1-1 draw at home to Eintracht Frankfurt.TIMECODES 0'55 How does Andre Onana recover from this? 11'12 Ruben Amorim answers questions on Onana 13'06 Rangers v Athletic Club reaction 18'19 Tottenham Hotspur v Eintracht Frankfurt reaction 22'18 Ange Postecoglou Commentaries this week: Saturday 12th April WOMENS FA CUP: Chelsea v Liverpool 1215 KO on Sports Extra. PREMIER LEAGUE: Nottingham Forest v Everton 1500 KO on 5 Live. PREMIER LEAGUE: Arsenal v Brentford 1730 KO on 5 Live. Sunday 13th April PREMIER LEAGUE: Liverpool v West Ham 1400 KO on 5 Live. PREMIER LEAGUE: Chelsea v Ipswich 1400 KO – on Sports Extra. PREMIER LEAGUE: Wolves v Spurs 1400 KO – on the BBC Sport website. PREMIER LEAGUE: Newcastle v Manchester United 1630 KO- on 5 Live.

It will take something special for Aston Villa to make it through to the Champions League semi-finals after a 3-1 defeat to Paris Saint-Germain in the first leg of their quarter-final in the French capital.Mark Chapman hosts reaction to the match, with Conor McNamara and Paul Robinson inside the Parc des Princes. Former Aston Villa striker Dion Dublin also joins, along with French football expert Julien Laurens.The podcast also features post-match reaction from Villa boss Unai Emery, defender Matty Cash, and PSG winger Khvicha Kvaratskhelia.TIMECODES: 00:35 - Paris Saint Germain 3-1 Aston Villa 11:10 - Khvicha Kvaratskhelia 13:13 - Unai Emery 25:35 - Matty CashBBC Sounds / 5 Live commentaries this week:Lyon v Manchester United in the UEFA Europa League – 20:00 – Thursday 10 April Chelsea v Liverpool in the Women's FA Cup – 12:00 – Saturday 12 April Nottingham Forest v Everton in the Premier League – 15:00 – Saturday 12 April Arsenal v Brentford in the Premier League – 17:30 – Saturday 12 April Liverpool v West Ham United in the Premier League – 17:30 – Sunday 13 April Newcastle United v Manchester United in the Premier League – 17:30 – Sunday 13 April Arsenal v Leicester City in the Women's Super League – 19:15 – Tuesday 15 April Aston Villa v PSG in the Champions League – 20:00 – Tuesday 15 April

Your calls with Clinton Morrison & Conor McNamara after England's first game under Tuchel and we celebrate Non-League Day with fans across the country.

Conor McNamara returns with Ian Dennis and Ali Bruce-Ball to tell the stories behind the 5 Live commentaries. On the agenda this week: being late for games, who brings the sweets and what it's like splitting a commentary between commentators. What will be added/removed when it comes to the Great Glossary? And a new record is set in Clash of the Commentators!02:00 Conor recounts his first 5 Live commentary 03:25 How did Ali fare with his new glasses? 04:25 Who is Chris Sutton's lookalike? 05:45 Man Utd turn another corner? 07:15 Sweets during commentary 10:35 Being late for commentaries 17:20 More lookalikes and soundalikes 20:45 Conor goes ‘back to the future' 25:30 Clash of the Commentators 32:20 Commentators splitting a commentary 40:35 Great Glossary of Football CommentaryBBC Sounds / 5 Live Premier League commentaries this weekend: Sat 1500 Ipswich v Nottingham Forest, Sat 1730 Bournemouth v Brentford, Sun 1330 Arsenal v Chelsea, Sun 1330 Fulham v Tottenham on 5 Sports Extra, Sun 1630 Liverpool v Newcastle in the EFL Cup final, Sun 1900 Leicester v Man Utd.

Bruno Fernandes scored a hat-trick as Manchester United beat Real Sociedad 4-1 on the night and 5-2 on aggregate to make it through to the quarter-finals of the Europa League. Elsewhere Wilson Odobert scored twice as Spurs overcame a first-leg deficit to beat AZ Alkmaar 3-1. Elly Oldroyd is joined by Rene Meulensteen, Dion Dublin and Conor McNamara to dissect a frenetic match with three penalties and a red card. Andy Stevenson and Michael Brown join the pod to talk Spurs and whether this team is getting much closer to the team Ange Postecoglou has been promising. Eilidh Barbour also brings us reaction from the Ibrox as Rangers win in dramatic fashion on penalties against Fenerbahçe. 00:20 Intro 02:50 Bruno Fernandes performance 06:50 Ruben Amorim 11:10 Ange‘s Spurs? 19:30 Solanke quieter? 21:30 Rangers win on penalties!BC Sounds / 5 Live commentaries this week: Sat 15 Mar 1500 Ipswich v Nottingham Forest in the Premier League Sun 16 Mar 1330 Arsenal v Chelsea in the Premier League Sun 16 Mar 1630 Liverpool v Newcastle in the EFL Cup Final Sun 16 Mar 1900 Leicester v Man Utd in the Premier League

Alisson's “best performance of his life” helped Liverpool to a stunning 1-0 win at Paris Saint Germain in the Champions League. Where does that leave both sides heading into the second leg at Anfield?Mark Chapman, commentator John Murray and former Liverpool defender Stephen Warnock review the action, and break down Alisson's outstanding display.Journalist and broadcaster Archie Rhind-Tutt joins the podcast from the Allianz Arena after Bayern Munich's thrashing of German rivals Bayer Leverkusen.And we're in San Sebastian to hear from Ruben Amorim as Manchester United prepare for their Europa League last 16 clash with Real Sociedad.TIMECODES 02:00 Alisson's “best performance of his life” 06:53 Arne Slot's reaction to Liverpool's win 09:00 Slot's tactics and substitutions 20:50 Archie Rhind-Tutt on Bayern Munich 3-0 Bayer Leverkusen 26:00 Conor McNamara previews Real Sociedad v Manchester UnitedCOMMENTARIES ON 5 LIVE/BBC SoundsThursday: Real Sociedad v Manchester United (5:30pm) Saturday: Liverpool v Southampton (3pm) Saturday: Brentford v Aston Villa (5:30pm) Sunday: Chelsea v Leicester (2pm) Sunday: Manchester United v Arsenal (4:30pm)

Conor McNamara joins Ian Dennis and Alistair Bruce-Ball to reveal the stories behind the 5 Live commentaries. From Conor taking a printer to games, to using the facilities on the Anfield roof! They tell the tales you don't normally get to hear. And ‘Clash of the Commentators' is back!02:05 Upsetting football fans 06:00 Conor's portable printer 09:20 Using Championship Manager to help prep 11:20 Getting the overnight sleeper train 15:00 What do commentators do at half-time? 18:05 The Anfield commode 22:30 Best derby to commentate on? 28:20 Commentating at late notice/without notes! 31:40 Most difficult pronunciations 35:45 Clash of the Commentators 41:50 Great Dictionary of Football CommentaryBBC Sounds / 5 Live Premier League / Women's Super League commentaries this weekend: Sat 14 Dec, 15:00 – Liverpool v Fulham – 5 Live Sat 14 Dec, 17:30 – Nottingham Forest v Aston Villa – 5 Live Sun 15 Dec, 14:00 – Brighton v Crystal Palace – 5 Live Sun 15 Dec, 14:30 – Liverpool Women v Arsenal Women – 5 Sports Extra Sun 15 Dec, 16:30 – Man City v Man Utd – 5 Live

Kelly Cates is with Leon Osman, Andros Townsend, Conor McNamara and senior reporter Ian Dennis. Also hear from Pep Guardiola after Manchester City blow a 3-0 lead to draw with Feyenoord at the Etihad. Catch up with Mikel Arteta as Arsenal thrash Sporting. Arne Slot has his say on Mo Salah's future, and Jude Bellingham reveals his ‘smile is back' ahead of Liverpool v Real Madrid.00:35 Man City surrender 3-0 lead 11:00 Pep Guardiola: ‘So difficult to swallow right now' 12:15 Arsenal thrash Sporting in Lisbon 15:20 Arsenal keep Gyökeres quiet 17:30 Mikel Arteta: ‘It's a statement win' 18:30 PSG in big trouble & a Lewandowski landmark 21:45 Arne Slot on Mo Salah's future 27:50 Jude Bellingham's ‘smile is back' BBC Sounds / 5 Live commentaries this week: 20:00 Wed 27 Nov: Liverpool v Real Madrid – UEFA Champions League 20:00 Wed 27 Nov: Celtic v Club Brugge – UEFA Champions League – 5 Sports Extra 20:00 Thu 28 Nov: Tottenham v Roma – UEFA Europa League 15:00 Sat 30 Nov: Crystal Palace v Newcastle – Premier League 17:30 Sat 30 Nov: West Ham v Arsenal – Premier League 13:30 Sun 1 Dec: Man Utd v Everton – Premier League 13:30 Sun 1 Dec: Chelsea v Aston Villa – Premier League – 5 Sports Extra 13:30 Sun 1 Dec: Tottenham v Fulham – Premier League – BBC Sport website 16:00 Sun 1 Dec: Liverpool v Man City – Premier League

Hear from Liverpool's Arne Slot, Manchester City's Pep Guardiola and Celtic's Brendan Rogers on Wednesday's Champions League matches. Plus Fenerbahce's Jose Mourinho faces Manchester United.Steve Crossman is joined by former Chelsea winger Pat Nevin, former Manchester City defender Nedum Onuoha and correspondent John Murray to react to a good night of Champions League action for the British teams. Conor McNamara reflects on Manchester City's performance, while John Bennett has the latest from the rest of Europe.Liverpool manager Arne Slot reacts to his team's win against RB Leipzig, while Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola reflects on a successful night for the Premier League champions against Sparta Prague.Celtic manager Brendan Rogers also talks about his team's performance against Atalanta after bouncing back from defeat against Borussia Dortmund.Plus, hear from former Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho ahead of facing his former club, Manchester United.Time codes:00:30 – Liverpool reaction 10:45 – Manchester City reaction 17:20 – Pep Guardiola 20:15 – Barcelona v Bayern Munich reaction 22:50 – Brendan Rogers 23:40 – Celtic Reaction 26:10 – Jose Mourinho 27:25 – Fenerbahce v Manchester United preview 29:20 – Arne Slot 30:40 – Final thoughts on LiverpoolCommentaries on BBC Radio 5 Live and BBC Sounds this week:Fenerbahçe v Manchester United – UEFA Europa League – 20:00 – Thursday 24 October England women v Germany women – Friendly at Wembley – 19:30 – Friday 25 October Aston Villa v Bournemouth – Premier League – 15:00 – Saturday 26 October Everton v Fulham – Premier League – 17:30 - Saturday 26 October West Ham v Man Utd – Premier League – 14:00 – Sunday 27 October Chelsea v Newcastle - Premier League – 14:00 – Sunday 27 October – Sports Extra Crystal Palace v Spurs - Premier League – 14:00 – Sunday 27 October – BBC Sport Website & App Arsenal v Liverpool - Premier League – 16:30 – Sunday 27 October

John Bennett is joined by Guillem Balague, Julien Laurens and Mina Rzouki. After another busy few days in the Champions League, they pick out their moment of the week, discussing Aston Villa, Lille, Real Madrid and Juventus. They also ask why Antoine Griezmann has decided to hang up his boots for France and reflect upon the career of Andres Iniesta. Other topics include whether Luis Enrique was right to leave Ousmane Dembele out of the squad that lost at Arsenal, the return of Wojciech Szczesny and Brest's brilliant start to life in the Champions League.Timecodes: 0 min: Introduction. 1.25 Julien Laurens discusses meeting Conor McGregor and the Laurens family derby. 2.35 Mina Rzouki explains why she was so pleased with Juve's win over Red Bull Leipzig. 4.18 Guillem Balague on Aston Villa's win over Bayern Munich – including how he got one of the golden coins that were handed out afterwards. 7.10 Lille's superb win over Real Madrid – and the problems at the Spanish club. 11.50 Why Antoine Griezmann has retired from playing for France. 21.00 Remembering why Andres Iniesta was such a special player. 27.12 Why Luis Enrique left out Ousmane Dembele at PSG on Tuesday – and the message that sent. 34.10 The swift return of Wojciech Szczesny. 39.04 Brest and their brilliant start to life in the Champions League.Live football coming up on BBC Sounds…. Thursday 3rd October – Porto v Manchester United 8pm ko – Conor McNamara and Paul Robinson. The producer is Rob Schofield. Europa League on 5 Live Saturday 5th October – Manchester City v Fulham 3pm ko – Ian Dennis and Chris Waddle. The producer is Gary Flintoff. Premier League on 5 Live Saturday 5th October – Everton v Newcastle 5.30pm – John Murray and Stephen Warnock. The producer is Rob Schofield. Premier League on 5 Live Sunday 6th October – Aston Villa v Manchester United 2pm ko – John Murray and Clinton Morrison. The producer is George Cummins. Premier League on 5 Live Sunday 6th October – Chelsea v Nottingham Forest 2pm ko – Charlie Slater and Stephen Kelly. Premier League on 5 Sports Extra Sunday 6th October – Brighton v Tottenham 4.30pm ko – Chris Wise and Steve Sidwell. Producer is Rob Nothman. Premier League on 5 live

Your football calls with Chris Sutton and Conor McNamara plus updates of Aston Villa v Chelsea. Phone 08085 909693 free from mobiles and landlines. Text 85058 at your standard message rate.

Alistair Bruce-Ball presents reaction to Saturday's football stories. Hear from Eddie Howe & David Moyes as Newcastle come from 3-1 down to win 4-3 in the last minute against West Ham, plus Chris Wilder's reaction to Fulham's last gasp equaliser as Sheffield United threw away a 3-1 lead. Stephen Warnock talks through the big stories of Saturday's fixtures, and reaction from Sean Dyche & Rob Edwards as Everton and Luton both lose as the battle at the bottom of the league intensifies. Ange Postecoglou reflects on Tottenham's late win over Luton, and Craig Bellamy & Mauricio Pochettino look back on 10-man Burnley's 2-2 draw at Stamford Bridge. Conor McNamara & Paul Robinson analyse Aston Villa's win over an injury-stricken Wolves, and Henry Moeran is alongside Mark Warburton for the late drama at Brentford as the Bees draw with Man United.

Aaron Paul hears from Ian Dennis & John Murray ahead of England's bout with Brazil. John speaks to Gareth Southgate about the reaction to the design of England's new shirt, plus the injury concerns to Harry Kane, Jordan Henderson and Cole Palmer, and the "noise" around reports linking him to Manchester United.Ian speaks to Manchester City defender John Stones about balancing the pressures of a Premier League title race with Euro 2024 on the horizon, whilst Stones also reflects on almost ten years of playing for England.Conor McNamara and Pat Nevin join Aaron from the Johan Cruyff Arena and Scotland Women's captain Rachel Corsie look at Scotland's missed chances as the 4-0 scoreline doesn't tell the full story in their defeat to the Netherlands.Plus, John McGinn doesn't hold back in his analysis of the result calling the performance of Scotland for the final thirty minutes of the match a "disaster".

Kelly Cates presents reaction after Harry Kane led Bayern Munich to a 3-0 win over Lazio at the Allianz Arena to complete a 3-1 aggregate win. Hear from Kane, Bayern teammate Eric Dier plus Vicki Sparks, Pat Nevin, Archie Rhind-Tutt, James Horncastle and Statman Dave. Conor McNamara reacts to PSG's Kylian Mbappe inspired 2-1 win at Real Sociedad to earn a 4-1 aggregate win and Chris Coles rounds up the action from the Championship after wins for Leicester, Ipswich and Leeds keep the battle for automatic promotion very much alive. 0:30 - Bayern 3-0 Lazio (3-1 agg) reaction 12:55 - Harry Kane interview 19:10 - Eric Dier interview 22:20 - Real Sociedad 1-2 PSG (1-4 agg) reaction 25:00 - Championship roundup 26:00 - Enzo Maresca interview 28:45 - Kieran McKenna interview 30:55 - Daniel Farke interview

Kelly Cates is joined by John Murray, Stephen Warnock and Michael Brown from reaction to Manchester City's 1-3 win over FC Copenhagen in the first leg of their last-16 tie. Hear from City boss Pep Guardiola as the team discuss the importance of Kevin De Bruyne's return. They also ask if this is the best we've seen Phil Foden in a Manchester City shirt?Conor McNamara reports on Real Madrid's win over RB Leipzig in Germany - they managed it without Jude Bellingham.And Ian Dennis and Chris Sutton give us a romantic preview from Rome, ahead of Wednesday's Champions League action.Plus, Aaron Paul rounds up a busy night of EFL action - with goals flying in across the Championship, League One and League Two.TOPICS00'29 Reaction from FC Copenhagen 1-3 Man City03'50 How much have City missed KDB?05'07 Phil Foden hitting form11'20 Pep Guardiola interview13'06 RB Leipzig 0-1 Real Madrid15'32 Ian Dennis & Chris Sutton feel the romance in Rome21'35 EFL round-up

Kelly Somers hosts the Football Daily podcast as the lineup for the fifth round of the FA Cup is completed following the final fourth round replays.Chelsea will host Leeds United after winning 3-1 at Aston Villa. You can hear reaction from Conor McNamara, Dion Dublin and Rob Green plus the thoughts of Mauricio Pochettino and Unai Emery.Nottingham Forest, meanwhile, will welcome Manchester United after beating Championship side Bristol City 5-3 on penalties following a 1-1 draw. Lee Blakeman and Michael Brown give their thoughts on the game plus you can hear reaction from Nuno Espirito Santo and Liam Manning.In Scotland, Celtic moved three points clear of Rangers after winning 2-1 at Hibernian with a stoppage time penalty from Adam Idah. Gavin Wallace rounds up the action and Brendan Rodgers reflects on his side's display.0:35 - Aston Villa 1-3 Chelsea reaction 8:43 - Mauricio Pochettino interview 11:00 - Unai Emery interview 14:35 - Nottingham Forest 1-1 Bristol City (5-3p) reaction 17:20 - Nuno Espirito Santo interview 19:55 - Liam Manning interview 22:10 - Hibernian 1-2 Celtic reaction 22:55 - Brendan Rodgers interview

Steve Crossman hosts reaction to Manchester United's stoppage-time win at Wolves with teenager Kobbie Mainoo scoring a 97th minute winner. He's joined by Jonathan Pearce, former England and Tottenham goalkeeper Paul Robinson and ESPN Senior Writer Mark Ogden to discuss the crazy finish at Molineux plus you can hear the post-match thoughts of Erik ten Hag and Gary O'Neil. Conor McNamara and former West Ham winger Matt Jarvis also round up the action at the London Stadium with West Ham and Bournemouth playing out a 1-1 draw. You can hear interviews with David Moyes and Andoni Iraola.0:49 - Erik ten Hag interview 4:00 - Wolves 3-4 Manchester Utd reaction 14:55 - Gary O'Neil interview 19:30 - West Ham 1-1 Bournemouth reaction 24:40 - David Moyes interview 26:05 - Andoni Iraola interview

Mark Chapman presents reaction to Saturday's football action. Get analysis from Conor McNamara and Michael Brown from Brentford Nottingham Forest as Ivan Toney returns and scores to win 3-2. Hear from Roy Hodgson as Crystal Palace are thrashed 5-0 by Arsenal and goal scorer, Leandro Trossard. Plus reaction from the EFL including Tony Mowbray, David Wagner and Mark Robins.Timecodes: 0:10 Intro 01:30 Brentford Nottingham Forest reaction 05:48 Thomas Frank 08:45 Nuno Espírito Santo 12:10 Ivan Toney 15:40 Arsenal Palace reaction 20:40 EFL reaction

Conor McNamara reacts to Boxing Day's Premier League action from Old Trafford, where Manchester United came back from 2-0 down to beat Aston Villa 3-2.He is joined by former Tottenham and Republic of Ireland defender Stephen Kelly and ESPN Senior Writer Mark Ogden.The podcast then moves on to Liverpool, who won 2-0 at Burnley, before covering victories for Luton and Nottingham Forest, who beat Sheffield United and Newcastle respectively.TIMECODES: 01:10 - Manchester United 3-2 Aston Villa 17:35 - Burnley 0-2 Liverpool 26:20 - Sheffield United 2-3 Luton 29:53 - Newcastle 1-3 Nottingham Forest 32:05 - Everton v Manchester City preview

What a dramatic Tuesday night of football. In the Premier League, an 97th minute winner from Declan Rice gave Arsenal all three points against Luton, and extends their Premier League lead to five points. Former Arsenal defender Matt Upson and forward Theo Walcott join Kelly Cates with reaction from Kenilworth Road. Hear from winning manager Mikel Arteta and a very deflated Rob Edwards. Elsewhere, Conor McNamara and Leon Osman reflect on a win for Wolves. They beat Burnley 1-0 to go up to 12th in the table. Gary O'Neil and Vincent Kompany give their post-match thoughts.And it was heartbreak for the Lionesses - who despite thumping Scotland by six goals in their final Nations League group game, were denied topping the group thanks to an injury-time goal from the Netherlands. It means that Team GBs hopes of playing in the Paris Olympics next year are over. Hear from former Man City goalkeeper and Lioness Karen Bardsley, as well as England manager Sarina Wiegman and goal scorer Beth Mead.TOPICS00'50 Luton 3-4 Arsenal08'26 Mikel Arteta interview10'06 Rob Edwards interview11'40 Wolves 1-0 Burnley with Conor McNamara and Leon Osman14'28 Gary O'Neil interview16'04 Vincent Kompany interview18'16 England miss out on the Nations League semi-finals20'00 Beth Mead interview23'34 Sarina Wiegman interview

Steve Crossman presents analysis and reaction as Newcastle United dump holders Manchester United out of the League Cup. He's joined by former Republic of Ireland striker Clinton Morrison and commentator Conor McNamara to reflect on events at Old Trafford and there's reaction from Erik Ten Hag and Eddie Howe. Jonathan Pearce and Mark Schwarzer are at the London Stadium to analyse West Ham's impressive 3-1 win over Arsenal, and we hear from David Moyes and Mikel Arteta. TIMECODES 00:34 Newcastle thrash Manchester United 17:18 Interviews with Erik Ten Hag and Eddie Howe 21:38 Analysis of West Ham 3-1 Arsenal 23:43 Reaction from Mikel Arteta and David Moyes

Conor McNamara is joined by former Scotland international Pat Nevin, Scotland and Aston Villa defender Rachel Corsie and Roddy Forsyth to react to Scotland's last-gasp win in Norway. Hear from goalscorer Kenny McLean and manager Steve Clarke after his side came from one nil down to win 2-1 in Oslo. Scotland make it three wins from three, a perfect start to their Euro 2024 campaign. The team also discuss Manchester City players that could be on the move, Chelsea forward Kai Havertz to Arsenal and striker Alessia Russo leaving Manchester United. TOPICS: 01:50 Scotland 10:10 Norway 13:50 Steve Clarke 22:10 Kenny McLean 28:37 Manchester City 39:10 Kai Havertz 41:15 Alessia Russo

Steve Crossman is joined by Michael Brown and Scotland & Aston Villa defender Rachel Corsie for reaction to Thursday's Premier League matches. Ian Dennis and Clinton Morrison bring thoughts from Goodison Park, while Conor McNamara is alongside Stephen Kelly at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium and Chris Wise is at St. Mary's. Hear from Callum Wilson, Sean Dyche and Gary O'Neil. Plus, Vicki Sparks and Laura Bassett are at the Camp Nou as Chelsea are knocked out of the Women's Champions League by Barcelona, with Emma Hayes giving her reaction to the game.

Mark Chapman hosts the Monday Night Club with Chris Sutton, Rory Smith and Dion Dublin. They discuss Brighton with the club's technical director David Weir, the title race and how Arsenal gave away a 2-0 lead to West Ham. Is this the most humiliating season for Chelsea and should owners go into the changing room? And we head to Elland Road with Conor McNamara and former Leeds United keeper Paul Robinson as Javi Gracia's side were thumped 6-1 by Liverpool - we'll also hear from Jurgen Klopp. TOPICS 1:40 - Brighton's technical director David Weir 22:30 - Arteta 33:04 - Title race 38:00 - Chelsea 40:40 - Frank Lampard 47:42 Leeds v Liverpool reaction

Kelly Cates is joined by former Scotland internationals Pat Nevin and James McFadden, as well as commentator Conor McNamara and reporter Roddy Forsyth after Scotland's superb 2-0 win over Spain in their Euro 2024 qualifier. The panel assess where it went right for Steve Clarke's side, and we hear from the Scotland head coach after a first victory over the Spaniards in nearly 40 years. We also hear from Wales boss Rob Page after a 1-0 victory over Latvia left his side with four points from their opening two qualifying games. And after naming her squad for the upcoming matches with Brazil and Australia, England head coach Sarina Weigman tells us about Hannah Hampton's recall and whether Beth Mead can make this summer's World Cup. TIMECODES 01:00 – Analysis of Scotland 2-0 Spain; 16:00 – Steve Clarke interview; 20:00 – Wales 1-0 Latvia; 23:00 – Sarina Weigman on squad selection, Beth Mead and Hannah Hampton

Following the passing of legendary commentator John Motson, his former colleague at the BBC, Conor McNamara, joined Nathan Murphy to tell us about the type of person Motty was behind the scenes. ⚽️ with Sky.

Kelly Cates is joined by Matt Upson, Conor McNamara and Clinton Morrison to react to a busy night of FA Cup fourth-round replays. There was no Hollywood ending for Wrexham after two late goals and a Billy Sharp winner at Bramall Lane saw Sheffield United through to the next round to meet Tottenham. Hear from Blades boss Paul Heckingbottom and Wrexham manager Phil Parkinson. Lyle Taylor joins us from Blundell Park after watching League Two Luton Town shock Championship side Grimsby Town. Luton manager Paul Hurst joins the pod from the stands. And after West Brom manager Carlos Corberan extends his contract with the club, we ask who could be in line for the vacant Leeds job ahead of their trip to Manchester United in the Premier League. Plus, we hear from England manager Sarina Wiegman after she names her squad for the Arnold Clark Cup. The Telegraph's Tom Garry brings us the latest. TOPICS 1'00 Reaction to Sheff United 3-1 Wrexham 7'40 Phil Parkinson 9'10 Paul Heckingbottom 12'50 Reaction to Grimsby 3-0 Luton 15'30 Paul Hurst 21'30 Man United v Leeds preview 29'10 Sarina Wiegman England squad

Mark Chapman is here with a BUMPER episode of the pod which is dedicated to Saturday's action in the third round of the FA Cup. And the day certainly didn't disappoint as there were shocks, late goals and upsets up and down the country. John Murray and Chris Waddle were at Hillsborough as they watched League One Sheffield Wednesday knock out Newcastle with a 2-1 victory. A rather disappointed Eddie Howe makes an appearance as does a much happier manager, Darren Moore. There were goals galore at Anfield as Liverpool had a close call against Wolves – but they will now have to settle for a replay after that match finished two all. Jurgen Klopp and Julen Lopetegui both pop on the pod to give their take on the game as does Michael Brown and Conor McNamara who were watching all the action unfold. Championship sides Blackpool and Burnley knocked out Premier League teams, while Wrexham – who are in the National League caused a major upset as they beat Championship side Coventry – so a rather jubilant Phil Parkinson joins Sports Report after that amazing result for the Welsh side. Meanwhile, non-league Chesterfield were so, so close to getting a win over West Brom but were held to a late draw – so Chappers gets all the reaction from that match. Elsewhere World Cup winner Alexis Mac Allister comes on the show after helping Brighton get a win over Middlesbrough. The big names don't stop there as Chappers hears from Harry Kane, Vincent Kompany and many more, so you don't want to miss out on this episode!!

Mark Chapman is joined by former West Ham and Aston Villa midfielder Nigel Reo-Coker and senior writer at ESPN, Mark Ogden as they react to Liverpool missing the chance to reduce the gap to the Premier League's top four as Brentford got a big 3-1 victory against them at the Community Stadium. Conor McNamara brings the guys all the reaction as he speaks to both Thomas Frank and Jurgen Klopp at the end of the match. The two Mark's and Nigel then delve into the other big Premier League stories from the weekend – which includes reflecting on Tottenham's loss to Aston Villa, and they get a Spurs fan perspective too. They also look into what has gone right at Nigel's former club, Villa, with Unai Emery at the helm. It wouldn't be a Monday pod without Chris Sutton, so he comes on to give his reaction to Rangers and Celtic drawing two all in the Scottish Premiership. And not only that, Wycombe boss Gareth Ainsworth pops on the show after his side beat Peterborough United in League One. Timecodes: 0'30s – Brentford v Liverpool reaction 6'40 – Thomas Frank interview. 8'30 – Jurgen Klopp interview. 13'30 – Tottenham section. 21'00 – Aston Villa chat. 27'45 – Old Firm analysis with Chris Sutton. 33'50 – EFL section with Gareth Ainsworth.

The Etihad is where we find Darren Fletcher for this episode of the pod as Manchester City knock holders Liverpool out of the EFL Cup. Joining Fletch is former England striker Dion Dublin, ex-Liverpool left-back Jose Enrique and commentator Conor McNamara as they discuss what went right for Man City and where Liverpool fell short. And the pod is not short of cameo appearances either! The guys hear from goalscorer Nathan Ake and a very happy Pep Guardiola – who has been enjoying his World Cup break… And they hear from the Liverpool camp too, as Jurgen Klopp and Andrew Robertson pop on the pod after coming back from 2-1 down, to losing 3-2 on the night. So with that result it means that Manchester City will face Southampton in the quarter-finals - League One Charlton travel to Old Trafford to take on Manchester United, Nottingham Forest host Wolves and Leicester will take on Newcastle at St James' Park. And with the busy Boxing Day schedule fast approaching, Fletch looks ahead to the restart of the Premier League. Timecodes: 1'00 – Manchester City focus. 3'00 – Nathan Ake interview with Juliette Ferrington. 5'00 – Liverpool section. 7'00 – Andy Robertson interview. 14'00 – Jurgen Klopp's analysis. 16'00 – Pep Guardiola reaction. 18'00 – The restart of the Premier League.

 Match as streamed live from Clarecastle  on Friday 23rd December 2022 Match commentator Leo Doyle with analysis from Pat McNamara, Kevin O'Regan and Derek Dormer -00.00 Introduction.  -02.08 First half  -35.50 Half time analysis  -43.40 Second half -1.19.45 end of game analysis   -1.29.45 Presentation and -1.31.49 speech Mark Rodgers . -1.34.57 Conor McNamara manager Scariff Ogonnelloe. -1.38.05 Patrick Crotty Scariff Ogonnelloe Sportsline is sponsored by Derg Credit Union https://dergcreditunion.ie  Outside broadcast sponsored by Michael Long Construction 

Scariff - Ogonnelloe Manager Conor McNamara After Clare U - 21A Hurling Semi Final Win Over Clarecastle

 Match as broadcast live from Dr Daly park on Sunday 18th December 2022 Match commentator Pat McNamara  with analysis from Kevin O'Regan and Derek Dormer with half and full time analysis from journalist Seamus Hayes. -00.00 Introduction.  -00.15 First half  -37.02 Half time analysis with Seamus Hayes -39.25 Second half - -1.15.10 end of game analysis -1.16.55 Seamus Hayes Journalist -1.19.10 Conor Mcnamara manager Scariff Ogonnelloe. Sportsline is sponsored by Derg Credit Union https://dergcreditunion.ie  Outside broadcast sponsored by Michael Long Construction 

On this week's show Leo and Pat talk to Danny Chaplin, Francis O'Grady, Karl Quinn, and Conor McNamara regarding this weekends U21 Hurling A and B semi finals. Sportsline is sponsored by Derg Credit Union https://dergcreditunion.ie  and presented by Leo Doyle with Pat McNamara. As Broadcast 10.12.22

News Extra- this week, Conor McNamara and Cathal Crowe TD  -00.27 Sportsline team Leo Doyle  spoke to U21 Scarff Ogonnelloe hurling manager Conor McNamara following the teams quarter final victory over Clooney Quinn. -03.45 Pat O'Brien of SBCR spoke to Cathal Crowe at the lunch of the Pat O'Briens history of Broadford on the 24th of November 2022.

Mark Chapman is joined by John Murray, Premier League winning-striker Chris Sutton and Everton midfielder Andros Townsend to react to Spurs vs Sporting Lisbon in the Champions League. Hear an impassioned post-match rant from Antonio Conte. Conor McNamara reports on Liverpool progressing to the knockouts, while Roddy Forsyth updates on Rangers' slim hopes of a Europa League place. LaLiga presenter Semra Hunter joins the pod to reflect on Barcelona crashing out again and Maz Farookhi rounds up the other stories across Europe. TOPICS: 0:20 – Spurs, 6:55 – Antonio Conte, 16:50 – Liverpool, 18:45 – Rangers, 19:45 – Barcelona, 24:55 – Other CL.

Kelly Cates presents reaction to Tuesday's Premier League football. Conor McNamara and former West Ham and Aston Villa defender James Collins join us from Selhurst Park to reflect on a big win for Crystal Palace, as they came from a goal down to beat Wolves 2-1. We'll hear from Palace manager Patrick Vieira on going three games unbeaten. And Alistair Bruce-Ball and former Brighton midfielder Steve Sidwell give us the lowdown on Brighton's goalless draw at home to Nottingham Forest - with Steve Cooper sharing his thoughts as Forest's winless run stretches to nine games.

Kelly Cates & the 5 Live commentary team look back on the latest Nations League results including England, Wales, Republic of Ireland and Scotland. Ian Dennis, Matt Upson and Chief Football Writer for The Times, Henry Winter, look back on England's nil-nil draw at home to Italy. Hear from Harry Maguire, Aaron Ramsdale and manager Gareth Southgate. Conor McNamara, Pat Nevin, Stephen Kelly and Roddy Forsyth review Republic of Ireland's 3-0 win over Scotland with words from their manager Steve Clarke. And John Acres reports on a 1-1 draw between Wales and Belgium with thoughts from Welsh caretaker manager Rob Page. TIMECODES: 00:42: Commentary team and Henry Winter discuss England. 10:50: Interviews with Harry Maguire, Aaron Ramsdale and Gareth Southgate. 22:15: Reaction to Wales' draw with Belgium and the thoughts of Rob Page. 25:30: Commentary team react to the Republic of Ireland's 3-0 win over Scotland and reaction from Steve Clarke.

Gigi Salmon is joined by ex-Wales defenders James Collins and Sam Ricketts, and commentator Conor McNamara, to react to Wales' stoppage-time defeat at home to Netherlands in the Nations League. Hear from Wales defender Ben Davies with his frustrations about the winning goal. The panel also talk about Gareth Bale's likely destination and Scottish football correspondent Roddy Forsyth drops in to react to Scotland's 2-0 Nations League win at home to Armenia. And hear the latest Premier League transfer news, with the Daily Mail's Dominic King bringing us up to date on Bayern Munich's failed bids for Liverpool's Sadio Mané. TOPICS: 0:20 – Wales reaction, 5:05 – Hear from Wales' Ben Davies, 5:52 – Bale's future, 7:58 – Scotland reaction, 10:40 – Sadio Mané latest, 16:21 – Other Premier League transfer news.

The Athletic's Adam Hurrey and Charlie Eccleshare are joined by BBC commentator Conor McNamara for the latest instalment of Mesut Haaland Dicks. Among Conor's selections for his footballing fascinations and irritations are the precise techniques of goalkeepers' goal celebrations, the "pause before the roar" that commentators are trained to fill with expert timing and the tricky logistics of pre-match team huddles.

Bonus episode. Conor McNamara and Stephen Warnock react to Newcastle's win over Arsenal, and hear from Mikel Arteta and Eddie Howe. Arsenal's hopes of finishing in the Premier League top four were dealt a huge blow at St James' Park. They needed a win to move above Tottenham into fourth and put them in the driving seat to secure a Champions League spot heading into the final day. But, the defeat, which also confirmed Chelsea's finish in the top four, means Arsenal must beat Everton in their final game of the season on Sunday (16:00 BST) and hope Tottenham lose at relegated Norwich. INTERVIEWS: Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta – 6:21 Newcastle boss Eddie Howe – 8:38

Leon Osman and Conor McNamara join Steve Crossman as West Ham reach the Europa League semi-finals. West Ham fans Sam Delaney and Dan Woffenden discuss what it means for the club as well as their plans to get to Frankfurt! Plus as Rangers also make it into the final four, could it be an all-British Europa League final?

Trong thế giới đa phương tiện như hiện nay, một thế giới luôn đòi hỏi sự kết nối thông suất và năng lực công nghệ thông tin tiến bộ thì doanh nghiệp ở tất cả các hình thái và quy mô đều cần tới chuyển đổi số để thích nghi với nhu cầu của khách hàng, để cắt giảm chi phí, và mở rộng hoạt động kinh doanh sao cho hiệu quả. Việc làm này liệu có đòi hỏi chi phí đầu tư lớn? Cụ thể là chuyển đổi số dựa trên nền tảng đám mây sẽ xử lý được những vấn đề gì cho doanh nghiệp? Và startups có thể được hưởng lợi như thế nào khi nhập cuộc trong một thế giới đang số hoá? Đến với Vietnam Entrepreneur trong tập này chúng tôi hân hạnh giới thiệu ông Conor McNamara, Giám đốc điều hành Amazon Web Services (AWS) khu vực ASEAN. AWS là doanh nghiệp tiên phong, một trong những nhà tạo lập nên các sản phẩm, dịch vụ dựa trên hạ tầng Đám mây (Cloud infrastructure) nhằm hỗ trợ xử lý các nhu cầu số hoá cho doanh nghiệp.  Hãy cùng đón xem. #Vietsuccess #Vietnamentrepreneurs #cloudbased #digitaltransformation ❖ Đăng ký kênh để không bỏ lỡ những videos mới nhất của kênh VIETSUCCESS nhé  ► Subscribe: http://bit.ly/subscribe-TQKS ----------------------------------- VIETSUCCESS Channel Produced by KAT MEDIA Email: team@katmedia.vn Các bạn có thể nghe chương trình trên các nền tảng Podcast: The Quoc Khanh Show ► Apple Podcast: https://apple.co/2REjYFm ► Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3v5Dpo9 ► Google Podcast: https://bit.ly/2Tcv30S Money360 ► Apple Podcast: https://apple.co/3xeADOO ► Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3x8Fu4c ► Google Podcast: https://bit.ly/3cxQ9gT Vietnam Entrepreneurs ► Apple Podcast: https://apple.co/3v9tIFr ► Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3x311LI ► Google Podcast: https://bit.ly/3isDoYZ Tìm ► Apple Podcast: https://apple.co/3lLfQjG ► Spotify: https://spoti.fi/37uDjgE ► Google Podcast: https://bit.ly/3ivyLgc CAFE BẤT ĐỘNG SẢN ► Apple Podcast: https://apple.co/3HO8CUz ► Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3nNMguc The Present ► Apple Podcast: https://apple.co/3FMfzUr ► Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3kYYQoT ► Google Podcast: https://bit.ly/3cG6G22 ----------------------------------- © Bản quyền thuộc về VIETSUCCESS - Vui lòng không REUP © #VIETSUCCESS #TQKS #ConnorMcNamara

Kelly Cates, commentator Conor McNamara and former Wales internationals Sam Ricketts and Sam Vokes reflect on Wales' victory over Austria in their play-off semi-final, which leaves them just one game away from qualifying for their first World Cup since 1958. Wales manager, Rob Page, gives his reaction to his team's emotionally charged win. Mina Rzouki reacts to Italy's shock exit from the World Cup Qualifiers, and we also have reaction from Scotland's draw in their international friendly against Poland. https://careerssearch.bbc.co.uk/jobs/job/Journalism-Researcher-5live-Sport-BBC-Sport/59454

Kelly Cates and guests reflect on a busy night in both the Premier League and Champions League. Conor McNamara and Jonathan Woodgate join the podcast after watching Liverpool win 2-0 at Arsenal to move within a point of Manchester City at the top of the table. We hear from Jurgen Klopp, Mikel Arteta, Andy Robertson and Harry Kane who scored in Tottenham's 2-0 win at Brighton. Attention turns to the Champions League where Juventus were knocked out by Villareal in the Last 16. Finally Alistair Bruce-Ball drops by after watching Chelsea beat Lille 2-1 to reach the Quarter Finals 4-1 on aggregate. The latest news regarding the club's ownership is discussed before Thomas Tuchel speaks to the media. TOPICS: 00:50 – Liverpool's win at Arsenal 06:06 – Jurgen Klopp interview 08:55 – Mikel Arteta interview 09:57 – Andy Robertson interview 12:55 – Tottenham's win over Brighton 14:42 – Harry Kane interview 16:30 – Juventus knocked out of the Champions League 17:55 – Chelsea through to the Quarter Finals 21:00 – Thomas Tuchel's press conference

Conor McNamara and Glenn Murray reflect on Manchester City's 0-0 draw against Crystal Palace at Selhurst Park on Monday night. It means that Manchester City miss out on a chance to go six points clear at the top of the Premier League. Liverpool could now reduce City's lead to just one point if they beat Arsenal on Wednesday.

Mark Chapman is joined by Ian Dennis and Jonathan Woodgate from the Bernabéu after Real Madrid knock Paris Saint-Germain out of the Champions League at the Round of 16. Julien Laurens joins the podcast to reflect on PSG's latest collapse, Kylian Mbappé, and Karim Benzema's stunning 17-minute hattrick. Finally Conor McNamara and Izzy Christiansen report on the goalless draw at the Etihad between Manchester City and Sporting that saw Pep Guardiola's side progress to the quarter finals 5-0 on aggregate. TOPICS: 00:39 – Ian Dennis and Jonathan Woodgate reflect on the match 6:52 – Julien Laurens on PSG's latest failure 25:41 – Conor McNamara and Izzy Christiansen on Man City Vs Sporting Lisbon 29:47 – Pep Guardiola

Kelly Cates brings you all the reaction from a busy night of Champions League and Premier League football. Kylian Mbappe scored a 93rd minute winner to give PSG a 1-0 win in the first leg of their last-16 tie with Real Madrid in Paris. Alistair Bruce-Ball tells us why he's in awe of Mbappe's talents and how Messi let the side down after having a penalty saved by Thibaut Courtois. Manchester City are effectively through to the quarter-finals after thrashing Sporting Lisbon 5-0. Ian Dennis and Rob Green reflect on the wonderful goals from Bernardo Silva and Raheem Sterling and discuss what Pep will do for the second leg. Less than a minute after Messi fluffed his lines at Le Parc des Princes, Cristiano Ronaldo scored his first goal of 2022 and ended his six-game goal drought as Manchester United beat Brighton 2-0 to climb into the top four. Conor McNamara and Mark Lawrenson share their thoughts on how much United still need to improve and we hear what Ralf Rangnick made of Ronaldo's performance. And John Murray and Pat Nevin are soaking up the atmosphere in Milan ahead of Liverpool's first leg against Inter on Wednesday – just how good is this Liverpool side and how will Jurgen Klopp approach the match? TOPICS 00:13 - PSG reaction with Alistair Bruce-Ball 07:33 – Manchester City analysis with Ian Dennis and Rob Green 14:26 – Manchester United reaction with Conor McNamara and Mark Lawrenson 18:31 - Ralf Rangnick interview 19:47 – Brighton's encouraging performance 21:48 – Liverpool v Inter Milan preview with John Murray and Pat Nevin

On this week's Sportsline with Leo Doyle and Pat McNamara -00.47 Brendan Foley of Smith O'briens looks back to the clubs defeat in Munster championship last week and reflects on a successful year with the club regaining Senior status. -16.50 Conor McNamara manger of Scariff Ogonnelloe U21s on their semi final in A grade coming up this weekend. -26.50 Leo and Pat look back at the senior Camogie replay last weekend where Scariff Ogonnelloe won their second Senior Camogie Championship with victory over Truagh Clonlara in a match played in Broadford. Pat talks about Feakle Killanena losing out in the 2020 Munster Junior Camogie final which was also played last weekend in Mallow.   The lads also talk about other county hurling and about the appointment of Davy Fitzgerald as coach to the Cork Camogie team. Originally  broadcast Saturday 4th December 2021 Sportsline is sponsored by Derg Credit Union https://dergcreditunion.ie  

The football: In the unforeseen absence of two of our number, we fill their places with people who actually know what they're talking about. Peter Drury and Conor McNamara are some of the finest exponents of the art of commentary, and there's also Steven; together we have a conversation about what people don't realise about the life and craft of the person you might listen to a lot, but not know a lot about. The food: Hugh is struggling with his voice - which he insists is down to something spurious called Cooing Disease - and so is on a diet of VocalZones and Broncho Stops. LIVE SHOW TICKETS: We are in London's Courtyard Theatre for a 5th anniversary live show on Thursday 16th December, and you can be there too! Click on this link for tickets: https://myticket.co.uk/gigs/set-piece-menu-live-london-2021-12-16-19-00 Email: setpiecemenu@gmail.com Merch: https://www.teepublic.com/en-gb/stores/set-piece-menu-podcast

Mark Chapman is joined by the former Aston Villa striker Dion Dublin and commentator Alistair Bruce-Ball as Liverpool have qualified for the Champions League knockout stages with two games to spare after a 2-0 win over Atletico Madrid. They analyse why Liverpool have been so impressive in all four of their group matches so far and the importance of Fabinho and Diogo Jota to Jurgen Klopp's side. Former Manchester City defender Nedum Onuoha and commentator Conor McNamara reflect on a comfortable 4-1 win for Manchester City over Club Brugge and discuss how this could be a boost for Man City heading into this weekend's Manchester derby. After Unai Emery rejected a move to Newcastle and announced he is staying at Villareal, Spanish football journalist Ernest Macia from Radio Catalunya and The Athletic's senior writer George Caulkin join the pod to tell us why Emery has decided to stay and if Eddie Howe is now favourite for the Newcastle job. And as Tottenham's managing director of football Fabio Paratici has spoken for the first time since appointing Antonio Conte as Spurs manager, Italian football journalist Mina Rzouki gives us an insight into the pair's special relationship. Topics: 0'30” – Reaction to Liverpool's 2-0 win over Atletico Madrid 2'00” – Why was Felipe shown a straight red card? 4'45” – How Liverpool have made light work of a tough Champions League group 8'15” – The importance of Diogo Jota 10'00” – How Fabinho could be crucial to Liverpool this season 12'00” – Jurgen Klopp post-match interview 13'05” – How the ‘false nine' worked effectively for Manchester City against Club Brugge 17'20” - Pep Guardiola post-match interview 18'20” – Preview of the Manchester derby 21'00” – Chat on Unai Emery staying at Villareal and if Eddie Howe is now favourite for the Newcastle job 28'50” – Fabio Paratici on appointing Antonio Conte as Tottenham manager 37'20” – Wednesday's night's EFL Round-up

Kelly Cates brings you all the reaction from the EFL Cup third round. Former Nottingham Forest midfielder, Andy Reid, and Conor McNamara were at Loftus Road where QPR knocked out Everton on penalties. There was more penalty drama at Craven Cottage where former Everton midfielder, Don Hutchison, and Ali-Bruce Ball watched Leeds beat Fulham to go through to the next round. And former England keeper, Siobhan Chamberlain, joined the pod to talk about the Lionesses 10-0 win in their World Cup qualifier against Luxembourg. TOPICS 0'13 - Reaction to QPR v Everton 2'48 - Rafa Benitez with Conor McNamara 4'27 - Jermaine Beckford joins the pod 5'29 - Don Hutchison on Leeds' penalty shootout 10'30 - Dan James with George Cummins 13'48 - QPR boss Mark Warburton with Conor McNamara 15'28 - Sheffield United v Southampton with Juliette Ferrington 18'05 - Watford v Stoke with Kelly Somers 19'25 - Lionesses 10-0 World Cup qualifier win 20'42 - England manager, Sarina Wiegman, on their win 21'48 - Siobhan Chamberlain on England's performance

Mark Chapman is joined by Nedum Onuoha, Pat Nevin and commentators Ian Dennis and Conor McNamara to reflect on entertaining opening Champions League wins for Manchester City and Liverpool. We hear from Jurgen Klopp on his side's epic 3-2 win over AC Milan at Anfield. And after nine goals at the Etihad, Pep Guardiola tells us how satisfying Man City's win over RB Leipzig was. And as Chris Hughton's time as Nottingham Forest boss looks like drawing to a close, 72+ podcast host Aaron Paul joins the team to look at what next for the Championship's bottom club.

It all changed in one minute for Scotland – two quickly-conceded first-half goals saw their World Cup hopes dealt a serious blow, as they lost 2-0 to Denmark in their qualifier. Connie McLaughlin is joined by Charlie Adam, Roddy Forsyth, Pat Nevin and Conor McNamara for reaction. Rob Page reflects on a goalless friendly with Finland for Wales. And ahead of England's World Cup qualifier with Hungary, BBC football correspondent John Murray joins the podcast. You can hear from Gareth Southgate on moving on from the disappointment of the Euro 2020 final defeat. Plus, Harry Maguire explains how he's feeling about playing with new Manchester United teammate Cristiano Ronaldo.

Conor McNamara, John Wagner and I chat about the fall of Afghanistan. We recorded this on the evening of August 16th, 2021 going off the information we had available at the time. Each of us spent time in Afghanistan between 2010-2012 in a variety of roles all across the country. Between the three of us we worked with units from the platoon to brigade size, helped train the Army and Police, interacted with countless locals, and managed interpreters. This is a challenging topic with a wide range of emotions hit on in this episode. From anger to sadness, frustration to confusion, there's a lot to unpack. I think each of us are still figuring out our exact thoughts and hopefully talking through some of them helped a bit. - Should the Afghan military had fought harder, could they have? - Is this the Afghan people choosing their future? - How were we so wrong in their fighting capabilities? - Was leaving the right move? Conor was a Ranger-qualified Infantry Officer who served as a platoon leader during a twelve month deployment to Zabul, Afghanistan with the 25th Infantry Division's 1st Battalion, 24th Infantry Regiment during 2011-2012. He is now an attorney who has volunteered with the International Refugee Assistance Project (IRAP) for the past seven years, assisting former interpreters and Afghan support personnel with immigrating to the United States. John was a Ranger-qualified Artillery Officer who served as a platoon leader and a fire support officer during a twelve month deployment to Zhari District, Afghanistan with the 101st Airborne Division's 2nd Battalion, 502nd Infantry Regiment during the troop surge of 2010-2011. He also served as an artillery advisor to the Afghan National Army in the Kunar River valley for most of 2012. He now works in medical device manufacturing with a startup called GT Medical Technologies, whose mission is to improve the lives of patients with brain tumors.

Pulling in a few old friends today to talk about a topic that's been a major news item recently; getting former interpreters out of Afghanistan.  John Wagner, Conor McNamara and I were roommates at West Point and each spent time in Afghanistan.  Over the past 10 years, both John and Conor have worked to help get some of their former interpreters here to the US under the Special Immigrant Visa (SIV) program. We hit on a few topics -International Refugee Assistance Project -Special Immigrant Visa Program -Why there is a sense of urgency to getting these folks out -What you can do to help -Touching base and running into interpreters once they're here in the US International Refugee Assistance Project https://refugreerights.org No One Left Behind  https://nooneleft.org/   Conor was a Ranger-qualified Infantry Officer who served as a platoon leader during a twelve month deployment to Zabul, Afghanistan with the 25th Infantry Division's 1st Battalion, 24th Infantry Regiment during 2011-2012. He is now an attorney who has volunteered with the International Refugee Assistance Project (IRAP) for the past seven years, assisting former interpreters and Afghan support personnel with immigrating to the United States. John was a Ranger-qualified Artillery Officer who served as a platoon leader and a fire support officer during a twelve month deployment to Zhari District, Afghanistan with the 101st Airborne Division's 2nd Battalion, 502nd Infantry Regiment during the troop surge of 2010-2011.  He also served as an artillery advisor to the Afghan National Army in the Kunar River valley for most of 2012.  He now works in medical device manufacturing with a startup called GT Medical Technologies, whose mission is to improve the lives of patients with brain tumors.

Journalist and Communication Coach Glenn van Zutphen and award-winning author Neil Humphreys in conversation with Conor McNamara, Managing Director, ASEAN, AWS to talk about the increasingly fast-changing customer demand using new technologies in the cloud and how cloud adoption is able to take enterprises to the next stage of digital resiliency. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

David Mooney is joined by City fan Richard Burns and commentator Conor McNamara to reflect on City's 4-1 aggregate win over PSG in the Champions League semi-finals. We look ahead to the Premier League game with Chelsea - where City could win the title - and consider where the club has come from, given it's now 20 years since the club was last relegated. Sam Roscoe also looks at a pair of the strangest red cards City have ever received.

Steve Crossman is joined by Guillem Balague, a frustrated Julien Laurens and Rafa Honigstein to analyse two fascinating semi-final first-leg ties in the Champions League. They also discuss Julian Nagelsmann’s move to Bayern Munich and hear a rare interview in English with Atletico Madrid’s brilliant goalkeeper Jan Oblak. Alistair Bruce-Ball, Neil Lennon and Conor McNamara also join the pod to discuss Thursday’s Europa League semi-final first legs as Manchester United thrashed Roma 6-2 and Arsenal were beaten 2-1 by Villarreal. TOPICS 03.07 – Julien Laurens on his frustration with PSG and why they struggled against Man City 07.30 – Why L’Equipe ratings are traditionally so low – and whether Mbappe’s 3 out of 10 was fair 12.30 – Why Wednesday’s match in Paris was so important to Riyad Mahrez 15.00 – Why Zinedine Zidane has been photographed in a lilac outfit reading a book on thoughts 19.00 – Rafa Honigstein on why it's not happening for Timo Werner at Chelsea 22.47 – The team predict who will reach the Champions League final 23.00 – Honigstein discusses the excitement around the appointment of Julian Nagelsmann as the new Bayern Munich boss 30.00 – A feature interview with Atletico Madrid goalkeeper Jan Oblak 43.52 - Reaction to Manchester United’s 6-2 win over Roma with Alistair Bruce-Ball and Neil Lennon 48.22 - Reaction to Arsenal’s 2-1 defeat at Villarreal with Conor McNamara.

Darren Fletcher and Jermaine Jenas bring you the Friday Football Social reacting to Tottenham’s 2-2 draw at Everton that saw Harry Kane limp off injured, and looking ahead to the weekend’s FA Cup semi-finals. Michael Brown and Conor McNamara give their thoughts on the game at Goodison and what it means for Spurs’ upcoming Carabao Cup Final. We hear from Jose Mourinho and Carlo Ancelotti before discussing whether Thomas Tuchel really can stop Manchester City’s quest for the quadruple at Wembley on Saturday? Darren asks what impact defeat on Sunday could have on Southampton or Leicester’s season before posing the question, do Premier League Champions Liverpool need to sell one of their front three to reinvigorate the squad? TOPICS 01:19 - Harry Kane’s injury and match reaction 05:43 - Jose Mourinho and Carlo Ancelotti interviews 10:27 - Chelsea vs. Manchester City 24:02 - Leicester vs. Southampton 29:57 - Should Liverpool cash in on one of their forwards?

Manchester City are through to the semi-finals of the Champions League for the first time under Pep Guardiola but there’s no place in the last four for Liverpool. Mark Chapman is joined by Dion Dublin, Stephen Warnock, John Murray and Conor McNamara to react to both games, discuss the superb displays of Phil Foden and Jude Bellingham, and praise Luka Modric's incredible longevity. Away from the Champions League Dion and Stephen express their anger at another spineless UEFA response to racism in football as a Slavia Prague player is handed the minimum punishment having been found guilty of racially abusing Rangers’ Glen Kamara. TOPICS: 6m30 – Phil Foden chat 11m15 – Pep Guardiola audio 13m00 – Jude Bellingham chat 15m30 – Liverpool’s exit 19m15 – Luka Modric longevity 23m30 – Semi-final lookahead 27m20 - Ondrej Kudela’s 10-game ban for racism

Theo Delaney is joined by top commentator Conor McNamara whose rich Irish Brogue is familiar to sports fans across TV and radio channels on the BBC and beyond. He tells of growing up watching Limerick City before getting his big break and doing the commentary of the 1997 Cup Final on national radio while still at university. The conversation covers the life and craft of the commentator, the misunderstood merits of U2 and the gobsmacking brilliance of Lionel Messi who figures among the selected goalscoreres along with Zidan, Neymar, Sully Muntari and more.

Manchester United go level on points with Premier League leaders Liverpool after they beat Aston Villa 2-1 at home. Emma Saunders is joined by John Murray and Mark Lawrenson to go through the story of the game. We also hear from Conor McNamara and Stephen Warnock who round up Everton’s 1 nil defeat against West Ham at Goodison Park. And Jermaine Jenas joins the podcast to look ahead to some of the big games over the weekend - including, Tottenham v Leeds United and Chelsea v Manchester City. This pod includes interviews with Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, Dean Smith, David Moyes and Jose Mourinho.

Kelly Cates is joined by football correspondent John Murray and former England goalkeeper Rob Green as Manchester City heaped more misery on Mikel Arteta’s Arsenal thanks to a 4-1 win at the Emirates, in the quarter finals of the EFL Cup. Arteta and Pep Guardiola both come on the pod to give their thoughts on the result. Elsewhere, for the first time in the club’s history, Brentford have reached the semi-final of a major domestic cup competition, winning their first quarter-final tie at the fifth attempt after beating Newcastle 1 nil. Conor McNamara and Karen Carney give their views as the Magpies’ wait for a first piece of silverware since 1955 goes on - they hear from a disheartened Steve Bruce, but a jubilant, Thomas Frank.

This week, while the media is rehabilitating establishment Republicans, we take a walk through history to learn about the “good Republicans” or the Irish Republicans. We have author Conor McNamara, Author of Liam Mellows, Soldier of the Irish Republic, to talk about colonization, Irish fight for independence and the state of Ireland today! 00:59 - First invaders for Ireland 2:20 - The distinct Ethnic Groups Ireland 3:14 - The Great Famine of the 1840s4:00 - Why Ireland is a divided?5:34 - “The Irish Revolution” 7:00 - Ireland and World War I8:18 - Irish Volunteer Militia and the bloody crackdown 11:00 - Sein Fein 12:00 - What is an Irish Republican?16:00 - Easter Week Massacre 18:00 - Irish American support for Ireland20:00 - Woodrow Wilson’s Betrayal of Irish Independence 22:00 - The Irish War of Independence 24:00 - Divide between Irish Americans and Irish26:00 - Black and Tans and their ReprisalsPhoto of Cork after the Black and Tans Burned it to the Ground30:00 - The Song called Black and Tans 34:00 - Anglo-Irish Treaty 35:00 - The Irish Civil War between Moderates and the Republics40:00 - Execution of the more militant rebels. 42:00 - Liam Mellows funeral 44:00 - Partition of Ireland 46:00 - The Border has gotten stronger 49:00 - The legacy of silence 53:00 - English Nationalism, Brexit and Re-unification of Ireland 56:00 - Failures of Irish Republicans Get full access to Historic.ly at historicly.substack.com/subscribe

John Murray, Chris Sutton and Conor McNamara join Mark Chapman to discuss a dominant Manchester United performance against RB Leipzig in the Champions League. Plus, ahead of the Europa League action we hear from Jose Mourinho on whether Gareth Bale was unpopular in Spain, and Neil Lennon on "absolutely shocking" media criticism of the job he's doing at Celtic.

Kelly Cates brings reaction from a busy night of EFL Cup action, which was dominated by COVD-19. West Ham's David Moyes, Issa Diop and Josh Cullen tested positive for the virus as they arrived to play Hull City at the London Stadium. The game went ahead and West Ham won comfortably - we hear from assistant manager Alan Irvine who took charge of the team and get analysis from Andy Reid and John Southall who watched the match. Leyton Orient's tie with Tottenham was called off following a number of O's players testing positive for coronavirus after Saturday's draw with Mansfield. Their chairman Nigel Travis tells the podcast that if his club are punished as a result, it would be "an incentive not to test and that is bad for football and bad for health and safety." And we get the thoughts of Manchester United boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer after his side left it late to turn on the style in their win at Luton Town. Joining Kelly Cates on this podcast are Conor McNamara and Clinton Morrison who watched the action at Kenilworth Road. Plus Michael Brown makes it back from his cancelled tie to join the discussion.

Conor McNamara, Managing Director of ASEAN, Amazon Web Services (AWS) speaks to Arvindh Yuvaraj about how tech businesses across Southeast Asia were impacted by COVID-19.

Conor McNamara, Managing Director of ASEAN, Amazon Web Services (AWS) speaks to Arvindh Yuvaraj about how tech businesses across Southeast Asia were impacted by COVID-19.

When I departed from the BBC in April 2020, I left many great colleagues who had become very good friends, none more so than the very distinctive, Irish-born commentator - mainly on football - Conor McNamara, not to be confused with the up and coming Irish jump jockey. For this episode I caught up with Conor and found him in characteristically irrepressible form. Hope you enjoy it.

Join UCD Business alumni and top athletes Johnny Sexton (Leinster & Irish Rugby), Cliona Crammond (All-American Soccer & UCD Soccer), and Brian Fenton and Cian O’Sullivan (Dublin Senior Football Team, GAA) as they discuss how leadership, teamwork and resilience skills are helping them to stay focussed through the pandemic. They’ll offer top tips on how you can keep your short- and long-term goals on track for life after lockdown. Interviewed by BBC’s Match of the Day sports commentator, Conor McNamara.

It’s been a big night in the Premier League at both ends of the table as the race for the top four and the battle at the bottom gets even tighter. Jeanette Kwakye is joined by former Aston Villa midfielder Lee Hendrie and former Everton midfielder Leon Osman as Villa miss the chance to earn a vital victory – drawing 1-1 with Everton. Former Chelsea and England midfielder Karen Carney and Conor McNamara are at Selhurst Park to analyse the VAR controversy in Manchester United’s 2-0 win over Crystal Palace. Derby defender Curtis Davies joins the pod from the King Power Stadium to assess Leicester’s 2-0 win over Sheffield United – which keeps them in the top four. And with Leeds United just one point away from being promoted back to the Premier League after 16 years away – Curtis tells us how his Derby side are preparing to face them on Sunday. We also hear from Dean Smith, Roy Hodgson, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer and Chris Wilder.

It is almost ten years to the day since one of the most dramatic matches in World Cup history unfolded on a raucous night in Johannesburg. BBC 5 Live commentator Conor McNamara joins us to look back at the iconic clash between Ghana and Uruguay on today’s episode of Greatest Games, in association with The Blizzard!The hopes of a continent, and probably every neutral around the world, rested on a Ghanaian side that took on Uruguay and their fearsome attacking talent for a place in the semi-finals. Two goals either side of half time set up an extra-time period unlike any other, with Luis Suárez at his infamous worst – all set to the pulsating drone of 84,000 vuvuzelas.For more stories from the annals of football history, visit www.theblizzard.co.uk to explore their archives that contain over 700 articles of stories just like this one!***Please take the time to rate and review us on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your pods. It means a great deal to the show and will make it easier for other potential listeners to find us. Thanks!*** See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode Lorcan Collins speaks with Dr Conor McNamara about the mutiny of Irish (and some English) soldiers in the British Army who were stationed in India. The mutiny began at teh end of June 1920 when the Black and Tans were rampaging around Ireland. When word got to India about what what happening in Ireland the soldiers of the Connaught Rangers downed arms and refused to serve the King with deadly consequences. 

Darren Fletcher presents reaction to Friday’s Premier League action. Former Leicester goalkeeper Mark Schwarzer joins Alistair Bruce-Ball and Jonathan Greening to reflect on the game at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium where Manchester United’s Bruno Fernandes converted from the penalty spot to claw back a point for the reds. They analyse the performance of David de Gea and whether it is time for Dean Henderson to take the number 1 shirt at Manchester United. They also discuss Roy Keane after he went viral on social media for saying he would have sent de Gea in a taxi home at half-time. Conor McNamara is alongside Chris Sutton as they react to Southampton’s performance at Norwich where Ings, Armstrong and Redmond all found the back of the net in the second half. PLUS the boys preview the upcoming weekend fixtures.

It’s the final episode in the series and there’s everything to play for. In the series decider, with things at 4-4, Chris Sutton is joined by Conor McNamara to take on Robbie Savage and John Murray. Who will claim the all-important bragging rights? We’ve had brilliant answers throughout the series, and it’s no different in this final face-off. Someone’s dreams will be haunted by Burnley’s Chris Wood. Confused? Listen to find out more.

Regular team-mates Mark Chapman and Chris Sutton take on Robbie Savage, who this week is joined by BBC sport commentator Conor McNamara. Robbie goes into it with a 3-1 lead, after his unbeaten streak came to an end last week. Was last week a one-off, or are Mark and Chris staging a comeback? And is there a better clue than ‘ginger and crashed his car’? Confused? You’re not the only one.

Match of the Day and 5 Live commentator Conor McNamara talks about his career to date, advice for budding broadcasters and provides an insight into covering high profile matches.

In this episode we meet with Derry Girls creator Lisa McGee, along with her husband and co-writer Toby Beer, to discuss their upcoming drama The Deceived. There’s a look back at the sporting year with Conor McNamara, a catch-up with Snow Patrol’s Gary Lightbody, and a look at one of the year’s biggest movies, Once Upon A Time…In Hollywood

Phil Williams' final show on BBC Radio 5 Live was a special occasion; I was part of his regular Team Talk feature, as one of contributors for several years. Alongside others including Ian Herbert, Ian Ladyman, Alison Bender and Conor McNamara, we all came together for one last hurrah. The conversation moved onto Aston Villa's playoff hopes and reminiscences of Tony Butler and even a cameo appearance by Villa's European hero, Nigel Spink! Wherever Phil ends up on the dial, follow him. He's a fine broadcaster and a good mate. Cheers Phil!

On the eve of the final weekend, Sonja McLaughlan is joined by ex-Wales flanker Martyn William, Rugby Union correspondent Chris Jones and commentator Conor McNamara. The stage is set for a spectacular finale to the 2019 Six Nations, with three teams still in the running for the title. But who will be victorious?

The Young Commentator of the Year competition is back! Do you have the quick chat and sport savvy needed? The competition closes on Monday 29th October at 9am. Give yourself the best chance by catching Anna Louise’s chat to last year’s winner, 9 year old Braydon, and commentator Conor McNamara.

Conor McNamara from BBC 5 Live, Marc Gaier from BBC Radio Merseyside and Dan Kay from the Liverpool Echo tell Nick Garnett where they think Mo Salah is heading. Meanwhile Wael Hussein El Sayed in Cairo tells Nick never to use his first name in an Arabic speaking country ever again (it means ****)!

BBC sports commentator, Conor McNamara goes to the biggest events in football. Alongside his radio work, he creates some incredibly creative content on social media using his smartphone.  He will be heading to Russia for the World Cup, so what can we learn about how he fits mobile journalism into his busy schedule? In this podcast he tells Mark Egan how we works and which apps he uses to quickly create content that gets attention.  To follow Mark Egan on social media @markeganvideo and Conor McNamara @conormcnamaraie Any further comments, please go to http://www.purplebridgemedia.com 

Harry Kane, Anthony Joshua, Bianca Walkden and Rebecca Adlington talk to Braydon and co-host Conor McNamara about the personal sacrifice needed to make it to the top in sport.

Neil Atkinson was joined by Andy Heaton, Mo Stewart and Dan Austin for a free midweek podcast looking forward to the Friday night derby under the lights with a chance to settle scores against Everton. Neil also chats to BBC Radio 5 Live's Conor McNamara about the magic of the FA Cup. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On episode 12 of RedBusiness Jonathan speaks to management and traders of one of Cork's top tourist destinations, The English Market. He catches up with The English Market's General Manager Orla Lannin, Conor McNamara, the owner of the market's newest stall Maki Sushi Rolls, butcher John Boylan of Best Meats and Pat O'Connell of K. O'Connell's Fish.

Stamford Chidge is joined by Jonathan Kydd, Mark Worrall and Tony Glover to discuss not killing Swans, Diego Costa, poor refereeing, worse football punditry and the forthcoming game against Liverpool. On the show tonight we’ll praising the Raging Bull – Diego Costa after his 2 goal performance on Sunday and I will be ranting about the bias, myopia and blatant idiocy of John Hartson and Conor McNamara – the dumb and dumber of BBC Radio 5 Live’s appalling football commentary. In part two we’ll be talking FanDuel (don't forget to sign up using the promocode CHELSEAFAN), Referees and seeking Justice for Gary Cahill as well as asking whether this was two points dropped or one point gained. In part three, we’ll look forward to Friday night’s game against Liverpool and ask is Friday Night all right for fighting, sorry, football. In part four we have the usual round up of Chelsea supporter news. And please vote us Best Football Podcast in the Football Blogging Awards! Chelsea FanCast #361: Mucky... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

5 live's chief political correspondent John Pienaar gives us a round-up of day 4 of the general election campaign trail including a look ahead to the first televised leaders' debate. And in true 5 live Sport-style, Jonathan Overend, Cornelius Lysaght, Ian Dennis, Iain Carter, Chris Jones, Conor McNamara and John Murray consider who might come out on top after the 2 hour encounter.