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We bring you a special European edition of The Score, as we build up to the UEFA Conference League clash between NIFL champions Larne and LOI champions Shamrock Rovers. Providing an insight into the Larne camp are their manager Tiernan Lynch, captain Cian Bolger, midfielder Jordan McEneff and owner Kenny Bruce. Voice of Shamrock Rovers and one of Ireland's finest commentators Con Murphy joins us to give us a look into how the visitors will be approaching the game. Plus we hear from Thomas Stewart, who had the privilege of winning silverware for both clubs during his playing career.

Another busy week both on and off the pitch is recapped on this week's Official Coleraine Podcast. Messrs Mullan and McNabb take you through another hectic seven days on the Ballycastle Road which saw the Bannsiders lose to Crusaders and beat Limavady United in the North-West Cup semi-final.  Unsurprisingly, there is a conversation about Stephen Baxter as he takes charge of Carrick Rangers for the first time tomorrow against the Stripes at Taylors Avenue. The duo also heap praise on Gary Devenney after his departure from the club following 13 years service, as well as commenting on NIFL's 'Statement Shirt' campaign which aims to promote mental health well-being. There is also a chat on the news that 24-year-old Henry Ross has became the latest owner of the club. As ever, we would like to thank the Lodge Hotel for their kind sponsorship.

As Glentoran ready themselves for their 3rd match is 6 days we chat to forward Jordan Jenkins, who opened his account for the season at the weekend. Cliftonville's Conor Pepper helps us preview the North Belfast derby, with both clubs coming into the game with 100% records. Plus Saturday marks the start of a new PIL season and for Oxford Sunnyside it is their first time competing in the NIFL pyramid. Irish League stalwart Peter McCann, who is a player/coach at Knockramer Park, joins us for a chat.

Steven Mills is my latest guest on Campbell's Footballs. We'll chat about how he got into NI domestic football with Larne, Newry and Ballyclare as well as learn more about his relationship with Gary Haveron at Carrick Rangers and Glentoran. The jist of the show is learning more about Steven's involvement with NIFL so hope you enjoy what happens there. Music by Toby Johnson and Rory Hope.

World Football Index writer Callum McFadden joins Grant for a bumper Campbell's Footballs episode. It's the final countdown to an enthralling NIFL Season. The Irish Cup will be between Cliftonville and Linfield. How did the Reds secure a magnificent win over high flying Larne. How did Jim Magilton's side get it done? Why did it not happen for the Inver Men? We turn to events at The Oval. Linfield exact revenge on Glentoran for December's hammering. How massive is Kyle McClean? Did Glentoran freeze in their "cup final"? Who will win the Irish Cup 2023/24? The Split is about to kick off with a lot of mouthwatering games and plenty on the line. Larne exact revenge on the Reds with a great win at Solitude. What did they do differently from the Irish Cup defeat? Are Tiernan Lynch's men favourites for back to back titles? Linfield aren't going away. Another gritty win for Healy's men but do they still have deficiencies that can be exploited? How massive has Ethan McGee been? We examine the split run in on both sides with the bottom half also discussed. Who will win the title? Secure 4th? Secure 7th? Go down? It's all discussed! This show is dedicated to Barry Gray as he battles with cancer and has had to step away as manager as Newry City for the time being. Barry, we all wish you a speedy recovery here on Campbell's Footballs. Music by Toby Johnson and Rory Hope.

John Gareth as he recaps all of the weekend's NIFL premiership action.

The latest round of the League Cup had one of the longest ever penalty shootouts, upsets and extra-time drama so we've rounded up some of the key protagonists to share an insight into what went on. We speak to Coleraine 'keeper Gareth Deane, Larne striker Andy Ryan and Portadown midfielder Ryan Mayse. Plus we are joined by David Kerr from NIFL to discuss his new documentary 'Inside Cliftonville'.

In September 2023, The Northern Irish Football League introduced it's strategy for the next five years up until 2028. In it contains information about protecting club's heritage, improving the professionalism of the league, restructuring competitions and much more. In this special episode of Campbell's Footballs, the CEO of NIFL Gerard Lawlor chats with Grant about the current landscape of football in NI before tackling the strategy and discussing the plans for the future. Music by Toby Johnson and Rory Hope. Follow Campbell's Footballs on Twitter: @CamFootballs

Welcome to the Training121 PODCAST - In Episode 56, today guest is Drogheda United Centre Back Conor Keeley, who tells us about his experiences in the LOI & NIFL and how he deals with anxiety. Let us know any of your thoughts below in the comments! The Training121 Podcast will cover various topics in football and highlight how lessons learned through football are intertwined in everyday life. If you like our content, we would really appreciate a like & subscribe - Thank you. #Training121​ #Football​ #Podcast​ Tags ________________________________________________________________________coaches, coaching, football coach, soccer coach, tactics, kids training ideas, u9, 811, u14, skills training, how to score more goals, how to improve your finishing, how to score goals like Ronaldo, how to improve your weak foot, how to hoot with both feet, how to kick a soccer ball, soccer shooting tutorial, how to increase shot power, how to train at home, how to improve soccer skills at home, at home soccer training, training drills to do at home, home dribbling drills, how to train in small spaces, how to improve first touch, best drills to improve first touch, best first touch soccer drills, how to control a soccer ball, first touch tutorial, Messi first touch tutorial, how to master the first touch, best soccer first touches, first touch workout for soccer players, at home soccer drills, how to train at home, how to train in small spaces, how to dribble

Dundalk FC legend & current Linfield midfielder Chris Shields is a very special guest on this week's show. The 5-time LOI winner discusses the growing attendances, coverage and on-field standards in both the LOI & NIFL as well as giving us his views on the Lilywhites start to the season, the Oriel Park pitch and the title race.  Sponsored by QuinnAv.ie

NIFL this week announced Sports Direct as the new title sponsor for the men's and women's Premiership in the biggest commercial deal in Irish League history. With that in mind, the Official Coleraine Podcast - sponsored by Radio Taxis - was pleased to welcome NIFL Chief Executive Gerard Lawlor on the show to discuss the reasons behind the new partnership and what it means to local clubs. There was also a conversation about the implementation of summer football, playing matches on a Sunday and how big a boost European group stage football would be for the League. The show, hosted by Damian Mullan and Johnny McNabb, delve into the title race, the race for European football and the relegation battle. The trio also look ahead to the Bannsiders' fixture away to Cliftonville as the post-split fixtures get underway.

This week's guests are Galway United striker Rob Manley and Drogheda United defender Conor Keeley.  Manley is on to chat about Galway's perfect start to the season, dealing with pressure, Ollie Horgan's impact, and much more.  Keeley reflects on a gut wrenching derby defeat to Dundalk but an otherwise strong start to the season by the Drogs, his time in the NIFL with Ballymena and reasons for returning to the LOI while he also discusses his younger brother Josh's progress at Spurs and recent call up to the Irish U21 squad.  Kieran & Gary hit all the usual notes while there's a deep chat on Stephen Kenny and Ireland ahead of the Latvia and France games as well as the new Ireland kit by Castore.  Sponsored by QuinnAV.ie

NIFL CEO Gerard Lawlor still had a smile on his face as he was our guest on the Official Coleraine Podcast. The former Cliftonville Chairman remarked on the Reds' success against Coleraine in last Sunday's BetMcLean League Cup final. Speaking to Damian Mullan and Johnny McNabb, the NIFL chief spoke about the record attendance at Windsor Park, the likelihood of another final on a Sunday and the relationship between clubs in the pyramid. Lawlor also discussed at length about the potential stadia funding, as well as the Irish League's potential to develop more players into the Northern Ireland international set-up.

The second episode of Season 2 is with opposition analyst for NIFL side Larne FC, Shane Taaffe. Shane talks in detail about his experiences with mental health and how he continues to overcome them. For those who don't know, Shane's father Harry tragically passed away in 2020. Harrys passing was the catalyst in launching Head In The Game and during the discussion we talk a little about Harry's life and how his legacy is living on. We also talk about the special bond Shane and Harry shared as both travelled around Europe with Dundalk FC during the glorious trophy laden era with Stephen Kenny at the helm. This is an extremely powerful and poignant conversation and we hope everyone listening can take something from Shane. If you are in anyway affected by topics discussed, please go the the resources section of our website, headinthegame.ie. Thanks and remember, keep your Head In The Game.

Neil Coleman is NIFL's Head of Marketing and Communications and he spoke all about how the league body serves and supports its member clubs. The league has achieved great growth over the past few seasons, both commercially and attendance/interest-wise, and Neil walks through what's been done to get to that point in time, and what's coming next from the league's perspective.

This week's guest on the Official Coleraine Podcast is Neil Coleman, who is the Head of Marketing and Communications at the Northern Ireland Football League. The Ballymena man talks to Damian Mullan and Jonathan McNabb about his role at NIFL, the upcoming BetMcLean League Cup final, as well as the importance of broadcasting deals for the organisation. The trio also remark on the Bannsiders' draw against Portadown last weekend as Oran Kearney's men get set to face Carrick Rangers on Saturday.

During his early years as a footballer in the Premier Soccer League (PSL), Jethren became the youngest goalkeeper in PSL History to make his debut, at the age of 17. Barr started his career in 2012 when he signed for Bidvest Wits. he spent the 2016/2017 PSL season on loan at Stellenbosch FC before signing for Maritzburg United, where he made history (and currently still holds that record.) Barr managed to secure a move to Portadown FC; the team plays in the Northern Ireland Football League (NIFL). Barr has managed to claim a few personal accolades since joining ‘The Ports.' On the latest episode of the SL Podcast's ‘Players Abroad' Barr discusses his early career in the PSL, how it felt to make his professional debut for Maritzburg United and how he managed to secure a move to Northern Ireland after being held back on a few occasions. The 26-year-old goalie speaks candidly about how changing football agents helped him with his move to Europe. In the full show, Barr talks about the difference between playing in NIFL compared to the PSL and how he managed to adjust to the culture and playing styles.

During his early years as a footballer in the Premier Soccer League (PSL), Jethren became the youngest goalkeeper in PSL History to make his debut, at the age of 17. Barr started his career in 2012 when he signed for Bidvest Wits. he spent the 2016/2017 PSL season on loan at Stellenbosch FC before signing for Maritzburg United, where he made history (and currently still holds that record.) Barr managed to secure a move to Portadown FC; the team plays in the Northern Ireland Football League (NIFL). Barr has managed to claim a few personal accolades since joining ‘The Ports.' On the latest episode of the SL Podcast's ‘Players Abroad' Barr discusses his early career in the PSL, how it felt to make his professional debut for Maritzburg United and how he managed to secure a move to Northern Ireland after being held back on a few occasions. The 26-year-old goalie speaks candidly about how changing football agents helped him with his move to Europe. In the full show, Barr talks about the difference between playing in NIFL compared to the PSL and how he managed to adjust to the culture and playing styles.

This week on Accountability Boobie host 'Catchin Up' . Just review a bunch of current events.   “What's Poppin” - Ray J Sextape Pt 2, R Kelly found guilty, Yo gotti part owner of DC United, Dave Chappelle, Jon Gruden, and more...   Follow Us On IG @AccountabilityPodcast  Rate, Comment, & Share Our Podcast  

Conor and Gareth get invited along to the 2021/22 NIFL launch night. Interviews with Barry Gray, Chris Curran, Oran Kearney, Dean Shiels, Jonny Frazer and Mick McDermott. They get some thoughts from managers and players ahead of what is set to be the biggest season yet in the Irish League.

Host Roy Shanahan and Nathan Doyle from www.thebigkickoff.com discuss the weeks LOI news and stories.... - Athlone Town part ways with Adrian Carberry, and swiftly replace him with Paul Doolin. What do we make of all this? - Growing concern around Liam Buckley's tenor as Sligo boss. Would it be right to let him go? Is the arrival of Andre Wright the missing piece of the puzzle? . - NIFL officially launch their own fantasy football. Would you like to see a LOI? What shroud signings would you make? Any good fantasy football team names? - Quick updates on condition of Lee Desmond/ Dalymount Park redevelopment finally starting? - Fan Question: 1. How do you find the balance of supporting an LOI team/PL team? Will the Premier League always hinder the growth of Irish football?

This week we return after a hectic couple of weeks to cover the latest news, from Charlotte finally smashing her way out of the Special only prison she has been locked in since Year 1 (just don't let any nobles know she broke out herself) to a God joining the normal pool. We also discuss the new perks for staying subbed to FEH pass (as well as Raven's glow up) and the ending of the last Tempest Trial that is going exactly where it seemed to be going based on its title. We finish off with Game Club discussing the next chapter of Verdant Wind before veering off into speculation of if there could ever be a direct sequel to the Two Year Old Three Houses.

A day's wait proves to be successful as we have summoned a FEH Channel with details of Golden Week, a Legendary Hero preview, and the next version update. Plus we have our next Resplendent Hero revealed with Leif taking on the Nifl look from Book II. Finally, we close the show with Game Club, cleaning up a few left over Paralogues before wrapping up Part I of Claude's route.

Coach Heron O'Neal joins the show to talk about his career which started as a NFL player in the late 1990s. O'Neal played in the AFL and af2 for several years before joining the Wyoming Cavalry of the NIFL as Defensive Coordinator in 2005. From 2006-2010 O'Neal was the head coach of the Billings Outlaws (NIFL/UIF/IFL) and from 2011-2016 O'Neal was the head coach/defensive coordinator of the Colorado Ice (IFL). In 2017 he became the defensive coordinator of the Dodge City Law (CIF) before joining the Salina Liberty as head coach in 2018, where he remains today.Next Salina Liberty home game: 4/24/21 vs Sioux City Banditshttps://www.salinaliberty.com/ticketshttps://www.instagram.com/salina_liberty/https://facebook.com/Salinalibertyfootball

Coleraine striker Curtis Allen discusses his goal-scoring form as the Bannsiders build momentum and journalist Mark McIntosh joins us to bring us the latest on NIFL's hopes for 38-game campaign, the IFA's Irish Cup plans and NI's ambitions to be one of the hosts of World Cup 2030.

James Shiver Jr. has been involved with indoor football from the very beginning as a player for the Louisiana (Baton Rouge) Bayou Beast as a player in 1998 and as a coach for several seasons with the Lake Charles (LA) Land Sharks of the National Indoor Football League. Shiver's parents owned the Bayou Beast and his mother, Carolyn Shiver, was the founder and top executive of the National Indoor Football League. The NIFL was founded in 2001 after the collapse of the Indoor Football League (Episode 2 - IFL executive Tom Tomaszewski) and absorbed many former IFL cities. The league expanded to many cities throughout the United States and even partnered with the NFL at one point before its collapse in 2007. Among other topics discussed in episode three - Shiver shares what happened to the Castle Prop from Episode two and discussed NIFL plans to expand to Canada and Mexico.

Today we're bringing you audio from our latest Between the Stripes TV League of Ireland Life Stories episode with former Shelbourne and Cabinteely defender Conor Keeley.  Now playing with Ballymena United in the NIFL we discuss the transition to a new league, playing without fans, working under David Jeffrey, his upbringing in the First Division, and more. 

Nathan Best talks ACL injuries, County Antrim and playing in the  NIFL championship Support the show (https://paypal.me/Joshtalks?locale.x=en_GB)

A slightly different episode this week as we shift our focus from the Irish League to the broader topic of mental health in sport. As part of Belfast Live and Electric Ireland's Power of Pause (https://www.belfastlive.co.uk/all-about/power-of-pause) campaign we are looking at the initiatives, tools and practical techniques that are helping professional and part time sports people improve their mental health. Gareth catches up with NIFL (https://www.nifootballleague.com/) Development Officer Steven Mills (https://twitter.com/akamillsy1) , to chat about the work he is undertaking in the league. You can find out further info on Steven's work HERE (https://www.nifootballleague.com/mental-health-support/) Gareth also chats with Sports Performance Psychologist Kelley Faye (https://twitter.com/sportpsychfay?lang=en) about her work and how she has been helping herself and her clients deal with Covid, looming retirement and the distraction of social media. You can check out Kelley's website HERE (http://www.kfperformance.com/) You can also catch up on the Power of Pause hub (https://www.belfastlive.co.uk/all-about/power-of-pause) on Belfast Live for more info about the campaign.

Voice notes are sent, Christmas is being planned and all the NIFL action is reviewed.

“It's a hot topic,” said Mid-Ulster League Chairman Sean O'Neill recently when he spoke to Armagh I for our latest sports podcast, The I on the Ball. Sean was referring to the handling of suspensions after the Covid-19 cancellation of the NIFL, and his premonitions that there would be headaches ahead, have come to pass. We also spoke with Dromintee manager John Kennedy following their win over Armagh Harps. He also gave his thoughts on Killeavy and their Covid situation.

Joel Taggart and Liam Beckett discuss how the NIFL season should finish with Crusaders Manager Stephen Baxter, Portadown Manager Matthew Tipton and Warrenpoint Manager Barry Gray.

Welcome along to 'My Favourite Game' - a brand new series from The Honest Football Podcast. Next in our series is the amazing, Ross Currie of @ground_ni. Ross really is the Northern Irish Football League (NIFL) officinado and what he doesn't know about the NIFL isn't worth knowing! We discuss his love of Dungannon Swifts, his mammoth ground hopping challenge and possibly the longest journey ever to a football match, to watch what would eventually be his favourite game! A cracking episode from beginning to end! Enjoy! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Ballymena 1 v 1 Coleraine Linfield 1 v 0 Glentoran Dungannon 0 v 4 Cliftonville Crusaders 3 v 2 Glenavon Institute 1 v 4 Larne Warrenpoint 0 v 3 Carrick

2 weeks, 2 long. Waffle back. Oval reviews. Chats on NI v Germany. NIFL reviews & all that. Plus a bit of Johns barking dog in the background. Puppy classes?!

Programa PDR Premier Fever 3x18 Fecha de emisión: 20/03/2017 Repaso de todo el fútbol de las islas: Inglaterra, Escocia, Irlanda, Gales e Irlanda del Norte, dirigido por Javier Quirós Sánchez (@JavierQS21). @Premier_FFever. Contenido: - Programa donde comentamos los partidos de Premier League, y repasamos brevemente los resultados en Championship inglesa, League One y League Two; Premiership y Championship escocesa y Airtricity League Irlandesa, Premier galesa y NIFL norirlandesa. - Comentamos los partidos de la jornada de selecciones en cuanto a las selecciones de Premier Fever. Programa dedicado a Ryan McBride, ex-capitán irlandés del Derry City, que falleció el 19 de marzo de 2017.

Programa PDR Premier Fever 3x12 Fecha de emisión: 19/12/2016 Repaso de todo el fútbol de las islas: Inglaterra, Escocia, Irlanda, Gales e Irlanda del Norte, dirigido por Javier Quirós Sánchez (@JavierQS21). @Premier_FFever. Contenido: - Programita 1h aproximada donde comentamos los resultados de la jornada 17 de Premier League, la agenda de Boxing Day y de la última jornada del año, y repasamos brevemente los resultados en Championship inglesa, League One y League Two; Premiership, Championship, Premier galesa y NIFL de Irlanda del Norte Con Fiorella Cavalli (@fiorecavalli) Audios: Rebeca Cardona @la_ligapremier)

Programa PDR Premier Fever 3x11 Fecha de emisión: 05/12/2016 Repaso de todo el fútbol de las islas: Inglaterra, Escocia, Irlanda, Gales e Irlanda del Norte, dirigido por Javier Quirós Sánchez (@JavierQS21). @Premier_FFever. Contenido: - Programita 1h donde comentamos los resultados de la jornada 14 de Premier League, la agenda entre semana, y repasamos brevemente los resultados en Championship inglesa, League One y League Two; Premiership, Championship, y NIFL de Irlanda del Norte Con Fiorella Cavalli (@fiorecavalli)

Programa PDR Premier Fever 3x10 Fecha de emisión: 28/11/2016 Repaso de todo el fútbol de las islas: Inglaterra, Escocia, Irlanda, Gales e Irlanda del Norte, dirigido por Javier Quirós Sánchez (@JavierQS21). @Premier_FFever. Contenido: - Programita 1h aprox donde comentamos los resultados de la jornada 13 de Premier League, la agenda entre semana, y repasamos brevemente los resultados en Championship inglesa, League One y League Two; Premiership, Championship, y League Cup escocesa con el título 100 de la historia del Celtic; NIFL de Irlanda del Norte y Premier de Gales Con Fiorella Cavalli (@fiorecavalli) Audios: Pedro San Miguel (@sanmi_9flip)

Programa PDR Premier Fever 3x09 Fecha de emisión: 21/11/2016 Repaso de todo el fútbol de las islas: Inglaterra, Escocia, Irlanda, Gales e Irlanda del Norte, dirigido por Javier Quirós Sánchez (@JavierQS21). @Premier_FFever. Contenido: - Programita de más de 45min donde comentamos los resultados de la jornada 12 de Premier League, los partidos de equipos representativos del programa en Champions y Europa League, y repasamos brevemente los resultados en Championship inglesa, League One y League Two, Premiership y Championship escocesa, NIFL de Irlanda del Norte y las semis de League Cup y Premier de Gales Audios: Fiorella Cavalli (@fiorecavalli) y Rebeca Cardona (@la_ligapremier)

Programa PDR Premier Fever 3x08 Fecha de emisión: 14/11/2016 Repaso de todo el fútbol de las islas: Inglaterra, Escocia, Irlanda, Gales e Irlanda del Norte, dirigido por Javier Quirós Sánchez (@JavierQS21). @Premier_FFever. Contenido: - Programita de más de media hora donde comentamos los resultados de las selecciones PremierFeveras en la 4ª jornada de la Fase de Clasificación al Mundial 2018, y repasamos brevemente los resultados en Championship escocesa, League One y League Two inglesa, NIFL de Irlanda del Norte y comentamos la próxima jornada en Premier League y Championship

Programa PDR Premier Fever 3x07 Fecha de emisión: 07/11/2016 Repaso de todo el fútbol de las islas: Inglaterra, Escocia, Irlanda, Gales e Irlanda del Norte, dirigido por Javier Quirós Sánchez (@JavierQS21). @Premier_FFever. Contenido: - Programita de 1h15 donde comentamos la 11ª jornada de Premier League y realizamos un breve repaso a resto de competiciones de las islas: Championship, League One y League Two, analizamos la previa del Inglaterra-Escocia y comentamos partidos internacionales que se disputan el fin de semana, y repasamos pequeños detalles en ligas como Premiership y Championship, FAI Cup de Irlanda con el Cork City como campeón, y NIFL de Irlanda del Norte y al super TNS en la Premier de Gales. Con @fiorecavalli

Programa PDR Premier Fever 3x06 Fecha de emisión: 24/10/2016 Repaso de todo el fútbol de las islas: Inglaterra, Escocia, Irlanda, Gales e Irlanda del Norte, dirigido por Javier Quirós Sánchez (@JavierQS21). @Premier_FFever. Contenido: - Comentamos la 9ª jornada de Premier League y realizamos un breve repaso a resto de competiciones de las islas: Championship, League One y League Two, analizamos la ronda de Capital One Cup, y repasamos pequeños detalles en ligas como Copa de Escocia con Old Firm incluido, Premiership y Championship, Airtricity League de Irlanda con el Dundalk como campeón, NIFL de Irlanda del Norte y Premier de Gales. Con @xapa_red

Programa PDR Premier Fever 3x05 Fecha de emisión: 03/0102016 Repaso de todo el fútbol de las islas: Inglaterra, Escocia, Irlanda, Gales e Irlanda del Norte, dirigido por Javier Quirós Sánchez (@JavierQS21). @Premier_FFever. Contenido: - Comentamos la 7ª jornada de Premier League y realizamos un breve repaso a resto de competiciones de las islas:Championship, League One y League Two, y pequeños detalles en ligas como Premiership y Championship escocesa, Airtricity League de Irlanda, NIFL de Irlanda del Norte y Premier de Gales. Con @asitrade y @Alvaro4Mota

Programa PDR Premier Fever 3x04 Fecha de emisión: 29/08/2016 Repaso de todo el fútbol de las islas: Inglaterra, Escocia, Irlanda, Gales e Irlanda del Norte, dirigido por Javier Quirós Sánchez (@JavierQS21). @Premier_FFever. Contenido: - Amplio resumen la 3ª jornada de Premier League. - Breve repaso a Championship, League One y League Two, y pequeños detalles en ligas como Premiership y Championship escocesa, Airtricity League de Irlanda, NIFL de Irlanda del Norte y Premier de Gales. Con @v22_andres, @asitrade y @alexfieraru Audios: @la_ligapremier

Programa PDR Premier Fever 3x03 Fecha de emisión: 22/08/2016 Repaso de todo el fútbol de las islas: Inglaterra, Escocia, Irlanda, Gales e Irlanda del Norte, dirigido por Javier Quirós Sánchez (@JavierQS21). @Premier_FFever. Contenido: - Amplio resumen la 2ª jornada de Premier League. - Breve repaso a Championship, League One y League Two, y pequeños detalles en ligas como Premiership y Championship escocesa, FAI Cup deIrlanda, NIFL de Irlanda del Norte y Premier de Gales. Con @asitrade y @alexfieraru Audios: @fiorecavalli y @la_ligapremier

Programa PDR Premier Fever 3x02 Fecha de emisión: 15/08/2016 Repaso de todo el fútbol de las islas: Inglaterra, Escocia, Irlanda, Gales e Irlanda del Norte, dirigido por Javier Quirós Sánchez (@JavierQS21). @Premier_FFever. Contenido: - Amplio resumen la 1ª jornada de Premier League. - Breve repaso a Championship, League One y League Two, y pequeños detalles en ligas como Premiership y Championship escocesa, Airtricity League de Irlanda, NIFL de Irlanda del Norte y Premier de Gales. Con @v22_andres y @fiorecavalli Audios: @la_ligapremier y @alexfieraru

BONUS EPISODE of Live At 605: As y'all wait for season 7 of Live At 605, we decided to drop a best of! This week it's all your favourite games packed into one podcast! We got everything from "Name That Nickname", "What Words Can Val Say?", "Who Rapped That" Who Want to Be A Millionaire" Marry, F or K" "Athlete or Adult Movie Star" and many more! Plus, we have loads of your favourite guests and we tell a quick story about running into a celebrity at an ikea! Be easy! Follow John on twitter: www.twitter.com/malloncamp Follow Val on twitter: www.twitter.com/valgomez23 http://www.liveat605.podomatic.com http://www.stitcher.com/s?fid=53123&refid=stpr liveat605@gmail.com