Podcast appearances and mentions of johnny giles

No international break for TFTES as we're back with John Byrne and Martin Moore in the Four Provinces for part 2 of That 70s Show, covering the emergence of disco, punk rock, Johnny Giles and Eamon Dunphy in the second half of the decade with the help of some more Con Murphy narration from 'Who Stole Our Game'. The lads ditch the flares and dodgy moustaches as they go from teenagers to young adults and witness Rovers' rock bottom of 63 paying customers at a home game in Milltown to three Cup final wins in the space of a year.

In this episode I have a look back at the 1964-65 F.A. CupCompetition. From the lower and non league sides in the First and Second Rounds all the way through to the Wembley Final

SLBA Podcast Competition winners Noel Campbell Jr. BL & Neil Horgan BL are joined by a stellar line-up of guests, discussing Irish football post-Brexit and the opportunities and challenges surrounding a potential all-island league. The views expressed in this podcast are the contributors' own and do not necessarily reflect the views of The Bar of Ireland. Intro Music: Positive Fuse - French Fuse

On the podcast this week, Luke is joined by Macdara Ferris and Dave Donnelly again to look back at a busy week in Irish football. From managerial coming and goings, a cracking Dublin Derby, first division playoff games to Shamrock Rovers finally clinching number 19. We cover everything!  The lads discuss the big news of the week which is the appointment of one of the biggest names in Irish football, Damien Duff at Shelbourne F.C. Having worked under some fantastic coaches (Mourinho, Hodgson, Trap), what's a Duffer team going to set up like? Is it the biggest managerial appointment in the LOI since Johnny Giles?  We chat Shamrock Rovers after they captured their 19th league title. What's the next step for Rovers? Is European football a must next season? Does the squad need a refresh?  Enjoy! 

Irlandais de pure souche Johnny Giles à aussi tout montré avec des clubs telle que Manchester UTD ou encore Leeds United oui il est biens Irlandais le petit Johnny.

First Division striker Garry Thompson couldn't believe it when Brian Clough presented him with a surprise gift after a match. Especially as the big West Bromwich Albion centre forward had just scored a hat-trick against Cloughie's Nottingham Forest in 1984. It's just one of the great memories Thompson shares in this episode. He also talks about working with Paul Hart, Stan Collymore, Ian Wright, Graham Taylor and Johnny Giles. There is also a competition to win an unusual piece of artwork celebrating Cloughie's trophies successes. Garry Thompson's autobiography Don't Believe A Word is available online from https://www.curtis-sport.com/ (Curtis Sport). Green Jumper is presented by the editor of the tribute website https://www.brianclough.com/ (brianclough.com), Marcus Alton.

Welcome back to the Chamber Connect Podcast! This week we sit down with Johnny Giles, the current President of the Lufkin Chapter of Concerned Black Men to discuss this great organization and all that they do to improve the quality of life of young people in our community. Grab your headphones and check out this awesome new episode! Join us every Monday for new episodes! Co-hosts Chamber President and CEO, Tara Watson-Watkins and President & CEO of BP Media Group, Blake Pollino interview guests weekly to uncover their stories and inspire others in the community with their successes and how to succeed in our local market.

Remembering "Big Jack" Charlton with Johnny Giles & Trevor Welch, James's harrowing story of being homeless during the pandemic, #covid19 concerns about tourists and house parties, another man attacked in Carrigaline & lots more See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

PJ, Johnny Giles and Trevor Welch on Big Jack, who transformed Ireland's self-esteem. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Steve Crossman brings you a special podcast reflecting on the life and career of Jack Charlton, who has died at the age 85. Match of the Day's Gary Lineker pays tribute to the England defender who helped win the World Cup in 1966. He also guided the Republic of Ireland to a World Cup quarter-final, Mark Lawrenson and David O'Leary tells us about the impact he had on Irish football. We also hear what Jack was like as a player, Johnny Giles his former Leeds United team-mate reflects on their 10 years together at Elland Road.

Peadar Ó Caomhánaigh, the Johnny Giles of the Motherfoclóir High Table, put his money where his mouth was this year, deciding to stand for election. After a gruelling PR-STV count, our boy won his seat and will represent his fellow Clondalkinites for the next five years. He is one of the 10% of South Dublin County Council representatives to have graduated from a single Gaelscoil, Colaiste Cillian in Clondalkin. In today's episode, Peadar tells Darach all about the experience- why democracy is our cricket, Irish in local government and community activism, the Dubliners and the joy of placenames. * NOTE - Clondalkin is not "the village/meadow of the larks". Darach's misunderstanding was based on a misunderstanding of a lyric by Clondalkin native Mic Christopher (whose album "Skylarkin" deserves your attention). --- Contact the show: twitter - @motherfocloir and @theirishfor email - motherfocloir@headstuff.org

Johnny Giles joins Nathan Murphy on the Thursday Football Show to discuss Liverpool and Tottenham's dramatic victories in Europe, to make it a first all-English Champions League final since 2008.

Snafu Sessions - an arts collective and podcast. In this edition Johnny Giles review's Iceberg Slim's Pimp and compares it to similar true crime writings such as Howard Marks (who admittedly came later) #TrueCrime #HowardMarks #Pimp #IceT #IceCube #Snafu #review

We choose our worst sick-note this week, in our on-going attempt to construct our 'Worst Premier League Club'. The Champions League is back and we'll look at the prospects of England's elite clubs in Europe's premier club competition. We reckon an English team will win it this year, but which one? It was an exciting weekend of one nils in The Premier League and we have an in depth discussion on The North London derby and Man United's trip to Newcastle United, as well as a roundup of the rest of the weekends fixtures. Our Alternative Sponsors this week come in the shape of Kevin Keegans Dating Agenecy(he really loves it)and we've also intercepted a top secret communiqué from Eamon Dunphy....as he professes his love for Johnny Giles. Wrapping up, we'll bring you news from South America as one Argentinian player has taken exception to being left out of the team. Rate, review, share on Apple Podcasts, Soundcloud, and join the conversation on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and email. We've been The Linesmen!