Podcast appearances and mentions of Ray Houghton

Arne Slot reflects on Liverpool's 3-2 defeat to Brighton in their final away fixture of the season. In this episode of The Reaction, we also hear from former Reds Phil Thompson, Ray Houghton and Jason McAteer, as well as our fan panel: Carl Woodward, Kathleen Pasqualini and Sam Millne.

Arne Slot and Harvey Elliott give their verdict on Liverpool's 3-1 defeat at Stamford Bridge in their first fixture after becoming Premier League champions. In this episode of The Reaction, we also hear from former Reds midfielders Ronnie Whelan, Ray Houghton and David Thompson, as well as our fan panel: Aboubakr Azale, Joel Richards and Matt Ladson.

Arne Slot, Alisson Becker and Conor Bradley give their verdict on Liverpool's 2-1 win against West Ham which leaves the Reds needing six points from their remaining six fixtures to secure the Premier League title. In this episode of The Reaction, we also hear from former midfielders Ray Houghton and David Thompson, who joined Mark Benstead for LFCTV's post-match show at Anfield.

Arne Slot and Alisson Becker give their verdict on Liverpool's penalty shootout defeat to Paris Saint-Germain in the last 16 of the Champions League. In this episode of The Reaction, we also hear from former Reds midfielders Ray Houghton and Jay Spearing, who joined Mark Benstead for LFCTV's post-match show at Anfield.

Italia 90 heroes are set for a stage show honouring 35 years after the iconic World Cup. Italia 90: An Evening With The Greatest Football Team will take place in the RDS on Friday, March 14 and the Cork Opera House on Sunday, March 16. Shane spoke to Ireland football legend Ray Houghton who was on the iconic football team.

Italia 90 heroes are set for a stage show honouring 35 years after the iconic World Cup. Italia 90: An Evening With The Greatest Football Team will take place in the RDS on Friday, March 14 and the Cork Opera House on Sunday, March 16. Shane spoke to Ireland football legend Ray Houghton who was on the iconic football team.

Ray Houghton previews Everton versus Liverpool at Goodison Park tonight. It will host the final Meryside Derby before 'The Toffees' move to Bramley Moore Dock this Summer. Liverpool hope to extend their lead at the top of the table by nine points.

Kelly Cates is joined by Pat Nevin, Ray Houghton & Phil McNulty as they look back at some of the greatest & most poignant Merseyside derbies at Goodison Park over the years ahead of the final one taking place at the ground this Wednesday. Pat and Ray relive their goals and memories from the derbies and share an insight into that period of their careers as footballers. Also hear from Everton manager David Moyes as he prepares for the final Merseyside derby at Goodison Park. Timecodes: 01'00 intro 05'20 Ray Houghton's goal on his debut 19'10 1989 derby 26'20 FA Cup replay 36'30 David Moyes 40'15 Pat & Ray on Moyes

Arne Slot and Curtis Jones reflect on Liverpool's 2-0 win away to Bournemouth after Mo Salah's brace put the Reds nine points clear at the top of the Premier League ahead of Arsenal's meeting with Manchester City on Sunday.  In this episode we also hear from former players Sammy Lee, Ray Houghton, and Jason McAteer, as well as supporters Josh Williams, Matt Ladson, and Yasin Mohamudbucus. 

Arne Slot and Alexis Mac Allister reflect on Liverpool's 2-2 draw with Manchester United after the Reds began 2025 by earning a point that keeps them six above Arsenal at the top of the Premier League, with a game in hand. In this episode of The Reaction, we also hear from former players Ray Houghton and Jason McAteer, who joined Mark Benstead for LFCTV's post-match show at Anfield.

Liverpool earned a clinical 5-0 victory over West Ham United at London Stadium on Sunday evening in the Premier League. The Reds opened up a three-goal advantage at the half-time break following an impressive opening 45 minutes, which saw goals from Luis Diaz, Cody Gakpo and Mohamed Salah. After the interval, Trent Alexander-Arnold added to the scoreline for Arne Slot's men, while substitute Diogo Jota put the finishing touches on the game in the latter stages, helping move Liverpool eight points clear at the top of the standings in style. Coming up in this podcast Arne Slot, Jarrell Quansah and Kostas Tsimikas reflect on the impressive display in the capital. Former Reds Sammy Lee and Ronnie Whelan joined Becky Davis in the studio for LFCTV's post-match show, whilst Ray Houghton gave his analysis of the game from down at the London Stadium.  Our fan panel contributors, Joel Richards, Mo Stewart and Jackie Willcox from the Official LFC Supporters' Club in Madrid, joined us remotely to give their thoughts on Liverpool's victory.

Liverpool reclaimed top spot in the Premier League with a thrilling 2-1 comeback victory over Brighton & Hove Albion at Anfield.  The Reds trailed for much of Saturday's encounter after Ferdi Kadioglu had lashed the away team in front with 14 minutes on the clock. But a blistering two-minute period in the second half saw Cody Gakpo's cross find the bottom corner and Mohamed Salah ping in a brilliant winner.  This episode of The Reaction includes post-match interviews with Arne Slot, Joe Gomez, and Wataru Endō; we also hear from former players Ray Houghton and Martin Kelly.

Arne Slot, Cody Gakpo and Vítězslav Jaroš react to Liverpool's 1-0 win over Crystal Palace after Diogo Jota's 9th minute goal was enough to earn all three points at Selhurst Park and keep the Reds top of the Premier League heading into the international break. In this episode of The Reaction, we also hear analysis from former players Ray Houghton, Jason McAteer and Martin Kelly who appeared on LFCTV's post-match show, as well as Liverpool fans Gareth Roberts, Ryan Paton and Kim Olthof.

Legendary Irish commentator, George Hamilton , joined Ian on this morning's show to reminisce about some of the most iconic sporting moments of his career, like when Ray Houghton stuck the ball in the back of the English net in 88. However, in a little twist, George was joined by some familiar Gift Grub voices. Hit play now to hear the full episode.

Ray Houghton, former Ireland international

Dotun and Tim welcome Paddy Barclay back onto the show to discuss Giants Stadium turning Green and Ray Houghton scoring the winner in the Republic of Ireland's opening game of the 1994 World CupSUBSCRIBE TO BRAZILIAN SHIRT NAME EXTRA FOR EARLY ACCESS AND NO ADS:https://brazilian-shirt-name.hubwave.net/FOLLOW THE BRAZILIAN SHIRT NAME ON INSTAGRAM:https://www.instagram.com/brazilshirtpod/FOLLOW THE BRAZILIAN SHIRT NAME ON FACEBOOK:https://www.facebook.com/BrazilShirtPodFOLLOW THE BRAZILIAN SHIRT NAME ON TWITTER:https://twitter.com/BrazilShirtPodPURCHASE DOTUN'S LATEST BOOK, EFFRIES HERE: https://amzn.to/4cM260f

Arne Slot, Diogo Jota, Jarell Quansah and Caoimhin Kelleher reflect on two Anfield friendlies against La Liga opposition on Sunday, as Liverpool concluded their pre-season fixtures with a 4-1 win over Sevilla and a 0-0 draw with Las Palmas. Former Reds Gary Gillespie, Ray Houghton, Neil Mellor and Natasha Dowie also provide pitchside analysis of the key talking points from both games. Excellently executed goals from Jota, Luis Diaz – who grabbed a brace – and 17-year-old Trey Nyoni entertained the crowd in a comfortable victory over the seven-time UEFA Cup / Europa League winners, while Andy Robertson hitting the post was the highlight of the less eventful encounter with Las Palmas that took place behind closed doors.

The latest Newstalk/Amárach poll asked you to tell us your favourite Ireland sporting moment of all time. Joining Dermot Whelan to discuss the results is former Ireland international, Ray Houghton who scored that goal in Euro '88 and was in the team that brought such joy to the country during Italia '90 as well as Newstalk's own, Cathal O'Sullivan.

Ray Houghton scored an incredible goal for Ireland to beat the Italians in World Cup ‘94, which was 30 years ago today.Ray joins Kieran as well as RTÉ's George Hamilton, who commentated that match, to reflect on the win.

Currently on commentary duty at Euro 2024 in Germany, Ray Houghton took some time out to recall that famous match at Giants Stadium when he lobbed Pagliuca to earn a first World Cup win for Ireland.

The Jürgen Klopp era concluded with a win as Liverpool beat Wolverhampton Wanderers 2-0 at Anfield on the final day of the season. In this episode of The Reaction we bring you an emotional Jürgen Klopp addressing the LFC supporters as his unforgettable nine-year spell in charge of the Reds comes to an end. We hear from Harvey Elliott and Andy Robertson after the victory over Wolves as well as former Reds Phil Thompson and Ray Houghton who were pitch-side in front of the Kop where they got a front row view as the fans paid a fittingly noisy and fond farewell tribute to a legendary figure in the club's history.

Hear from Jürgen Klopp, Ryan Gravenberch and Diogo Jota as Liverpool put a frustrating fortnight behind them to reignite their Premier League title bid with a welcome 3-1 win over Fulham at Craven Cottage. Former Reds Gary Gillespie and Neil Mellor join Becky Davis in the LFCTV studio to discuss the key moments from the game, we also hear from Ray Houghton at the stadium with his post-match analysis.

Jürgen Klopp and Trent Alexander-Arnold reflect on Liverpool's 1-0 win away to Atalanta which saw them beaten 3-1 on aggregate in the Europa League quarter-final. Former Reds John Aldridge, Ray Houghton and Jay Spearing also give their analysis of the key talking points from the night's events.

Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta has stressed that his side cannot play the occasion ahead of their top of the table clash at Manchester City later this afternoon, whilst the former Liverpool midfielder Ray Houghton believes this game won't decide the Premier League title just yet. Chelsea manager Mauricio Pochettino criticised his sides lack of effort and intensity after they drew 2-2 at home to 10-man Burnley, Luton manager Rob Edwards admitted their late 2-1 defeat at Spurs 'hurt', and Everton boss Sean Dyche believes only they can get themselves back to winning ways after they stretched their winless run to 12 matches. Newcastle manager Eddie Howe reflects on their dramatic 4-3 win over West Ham at St James' Park, and we look ahead to tonight's British Heavyweight Title fight between Frazer Clarke and Fabio Wardley, which is live and exclusive on talkSPORT. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hear from Jürgen Klopp, Virgil van Dijk, Caoimhin Kelleher and Conor Bradley as we reflect on Liverpool's dramatic 1-0 extra-time victory over Chelsea in the 2024 Carabao Cup final. Former Reds Ronnie Whelan, Ray Houghton and Stephen Warnock join Peter McDowall pitchside at Wembley to look back on the key moments and discuss the big talking points from a memorable day in the capital.

Phyllis Whelan.......On this episode I chat to Phyllis Whelan on growing up in town, working at the Oisin and Ritz Cinemas, moving to England and being involved in The Dolphin Swimming club. Also this week Claire Flanagan from Raheen House Hotel on their upcoming Wedding Showcase, news on a table quiz from Belle Voci Choir, soccer legend Ray Houghton comes to Kate Ryan's bar and lots more.  

Hear Liverpool supporter Gav Doyle and Ray Houghton react to the news

Kelly Cates is joined by former Southampton full back Francis Benali, ex-Fulham and Liverpool midfielder Ray Houghton and former Leeds defender Alex Bruce for reaction to a drama-filled night in the EFL Cup second round. Crystal Palace came from two-nil down to win at Plymouth Argyle, hear from Roy Hodgson after his super subs changed the game and a Jean-Philippe Mateta hattrick sealed a 4-2 win. In the only all-Premier League game, Fulham beat Tottenham on penalties, but there are no regrets according to Ange Postecoglou. It also came down to penalties as Salford City of League Two knocked out Leeds United of the Championship. Goalscorer Matt Smith joins the pod before heading to A&E to deal with a nasty injury. And there is reaction from Mansfield boss Nigel Clough after his League Two side won on penalties against Sheffield Wednesday of the Championship at Hillsborough. TOPICS 0'50 Palace avoid a slip-up at Plymouth 3'46 Roy Hodgson 5'02 Fulham beat Tottenham 7'14 Ange Postecoglou 10'00 Salford City stun Leeds United 11'30 Matt Smith 14'50 Mansfield's Nigel Clough 15'30 Gary O'Neil after Wolves ease past Blackpool 16'30 Bournemouth's Ryan Christie after they avoided a scare at Swansea City

Owen Blackhurst, Seb White, James Bird, and Tommy Stewart catch up this week to talk about mad Mexican shirts, Brave Crabs, lucha libre, Leyton Orient, dead foxes, Walton & Hersham, Sham 69, Rock Against Racism, Ravel Morrison, Atlas F.C., Wayne Rooney, BC & AD, Ronnie Whelan, garden sheds, Ray Houghton, Diego Armando Maradona at White Hart Lane, Canadian radio appearances, Martyn Tyler, being back in the skips, Alessandro Del Piero as you've never seen him before, embracing the mundane and doing nothing.Subscribe to CLUB MUNDIAL nowhttps://mundialmag.coSign up for the Newsletterhttps://mundialmag.co/newsletterFollow MUNDIAL on Twitter - @mundialmagFollow MUNDIAL on Instagram - @mundialmag Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Our look back at Euro 88 continues with the first round of group games. On Friday 10 June 1988, the tournament kicked off with a tense 1-1 draw between West Germany, the hosts and favourites, and a vibrant young Italian side.The other Group A game took place the following afternoon, a thrilling if slightly shambolic contest between Denmark and Spain. There were five goals and a fair bit of controversy, but the highlight for English audiences was a brief, comic loss of temper from the usually immaculate Barry Davies. In Group B, two of the pre-tournament favourites – England and the Netherlands – were left fighting for their lives after one game. England suffered an FA Cup shock in an international tournament. with Ray Houghton scoring the only goal for Ireland and Gary Lineker missing enough chances to win a golden boot.In the evening, the much-hyped Netherlands played impressive, seductive football against the USSR – and then walked straight onto a sucker punch from Vasily Rats.* Euro 88: YouTube playlistGroup AWest Germany 1-1 ItalyBrehme 55Mancini 52Denmark 2-3 SpainLaudrup 24, Povlsen 82Michel 5, Butragueno 53, Gordillo 66Group BEngland 0-1 Republic of IrelandHoughton 6Netherlands 0-1 USSRRats 52If you like the podcast, please do spread the word and/or leave us a review. The more people who listen to Nessun Dorma, the greater our chances of one day telling The Man where he might like to deposit his 9-5. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit nessundorma.substack.com

It is 35 years to the day since Ray Houghton headed the ball into the English net at Euro 88' in West Germany. Former Ireland international, Ray Houghton joined Kieran on The Hard Shoulder to discuss the infamous goal...

Join us as we chat with former midfielder and Irish international Ray Houghton, and uncover his incredible journey through the ranks of West Ham and eventually Liverpool Football Club. The Liverpool Connection is an LFC podcast that aims to bring the story of our wonderful club to as many fans as possible around the world. The history, the passion, the music, the people, the City – we want to share perspectives on and off the pitch. We're delighted to have you here with us, be sure to Like and Subscribe with Notifications on for our latest podcast.

Ireland legend Ray Houghton joins Raf Diallo and Mikey Stafford to react to Argentina's 3-0 semi-final win over Croatia with Messi magic to the fore. He also previews France v Morocco and talks penalty techniques amid stark conversion stats in Qatar.

A training ground incident with Romy & Elliott has far reaching consequences for the Irish team as they prepare to face Germany. 

Ireland legend Ray Houghton joins Raf Diallo and Ed Leahy from Doha to watch Brazil vs Cameroon and Switzerland vs Serbia live, as well as reacting to Group H which saw South Korea qualify alongside Portugal. Houghton also previews the start of the last-16 as Argentina and Netherlands aim for the last-8.

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Sean Ingle, Chief Sports Reporter and Columnist at The Guardian; Liam Brady, Former Irish International and Panellist for RTÉ's World Cup Coverage & Ray Houghton, Former Irish International and Co-Commentator for RTÉ's World Cup Coverage

Jack Charlton, Roy Keane and Toto Schillaci are just some of the names dropped this week as former Republic of Ireland defender and manager Mick McCarthy joins Kammy and Ben on the pod. He recalls what he says was “the best time of his life” as Ireland captain, from shirt swapping with Franco Baresi to gaining an audience with the Pope, and how he and Ruud Gullit effectively decided the result of a match during that memorable tournament. He also talks about his love for Big Jack and why he deserves more acclaim for his achievements in the late 80s and early 90s. He also talks about his time as manager of the Ireland squad and why he wouldn't change anything about what happened with Keane following their infamous row in Saipan. Elsewhere, how did Ray Houghton, a spoon and an unsuspecting Ireland fan give Mick the biggest laugh of his football career? Did he really have a hit single and why did he have a race with a journalist..and did he win? ADVISORY: Mick refers to his Republic of Ireland team-mate Pat Bonner as ‘Packie', which is a commonly used abbreviation of the name ‘Patrick' in Ireland, and how he was widely known throughout his playing career.

On todays show Ray is down at The National Ploughing Championship. Ray is joined by Stuart Moyles Mairead Lavery & Marty Morrissey, Ray Houghton & Toto Schillaci, Annette Keane, Linda McClean & Tomás Póil, Dustin, Vincent Cleary, Karl Henry, Olivia Giltenane, Vincent McGrath, Shane Ó Súilleabháin, Katie Shanahan, Nevin Maguire & Dustin.

This week on Screentime John Fardy reviews all the week's new TV Shows from Sharon Horgan in ‘Bad Sisters' on Apple TV to Sean Bean in ‘Marriage' on the BBC. Mark Ryall returns from his holidays to bring you his thoughts on all the new movie releases. And Irish Soccer Legend Ray Houghton chats about his favourite film.

Who has played for Inter Milan, AC Milan and Plymouth Argyle? What is Burton Albion´s nickname? Should you ask Ray Houghton if he wants to get an uber with you? Listen on for all this and more football trivia drivel. - Career We Go - Naby the Keitagory - Swing Löw, Sweet Melchiot - Golden Goal Follow us on instagram and twitter @careerwegopod Fancy coming on or sponsoring the show? Email us at careerwegopod@gmail.com *Please leave a 5 star rating if you enjoy the show! As an independent pod, this is the best way of supporting us and is hugely appreciated! Thanks!

The .a test Irish football news and updates as the lads chat through the latest transfer rumours involving Irish players, Martin' Twitter row and remembering Ray Houghton's goal against England at Euro 88.

Dotun and Tim welcome Paddy Barclay back onto the show to discuss Giants Stadium turning Green and Ray Houghton scoring the winner in the Republic of Ireland's opening game of the 1994 World Cup Tickets for the live show on the 21st June avaliable here: Goalsaloud.co.uk

Former Liverpool player and Republic of Ireland international Ray Houghton joined Joe Molloy on Sunday's Off The Ball to review his former club's Champions League final defeat to Real Madrid on Saturday night. Football in association with Sky

The former Liverpool midfielder Ray Houghton doesn't believe the Reds will win the quadruple, despite beating Manchester City to qualify for the FA Cup final, however, the former Aston Villa captain Gabby Agbonlahor believes they are more than capable of winning 4 trophies this season. Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola slams the fixture congestion, whilst Arsenal & Spurs both drop points in their pursuit of a Top 4 finish. Ralf Rangnick heaps praise on Cristiano Ronaldo after his hat-trick helped Man United beat Norwich, and we continue our tributes to our talkSPORT colleague Nigel Pearson. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this live edition of Our Boys in Green, the lads roundup a busy FA Cup Week for the Irish, discuss Anthony Gordon's rumoured Ireland eligibility, throwback to Steve Staunton's appointment 16 years on and celebrate Ray Houghton's 60th birthday! This plus much more!

Episode 46 That Great Business ShowPresented by Conall O Morain2.00" Breege O'Donoghue's first insight is that a retailer should be 'producing what you sell, not selling what you produce'.When Breege joined Penneys they had 'just' 24 shops, they now have near 400 stores in 14 jurisdictions.She tells stories about the retailing legend, Arthur Ryan, (RIP, July 2019). 'He was not a tough man, not a tough bone in his body'.For her first major meeting in London, Arthur Ryan 'borrowed' Breege's shoes, so Breege goes to the meeting in her hotel slippers.On another occasion Ryan (a great mimic) pretended to be Gregory Peck, making her run out of Champneys, the world famous health resort.She offers three lessons that Arthur Ryan taught her.'There are no mistakes, only learnings'It's all right to look for help, in fact it's a very positive'You're probably at your strongest when you're at your weakest, and to realise that'Why Penneys/Primark didn't want to have an Irish business in Spain or Germany, but to have a Spanish business in Spain, a German business in Germany.She explains their rigorous code of conduct for suppliers.Penneys' first UK store was in Derby. She explains why Derby was chosen and why feet on the ground was essential."Don't be afraid to take risk. That's what business is about"Breege tells us what makes a great buyer and how TU Dublin has been an essential part of finding great talent, for many years.She talks of the importance of buyers being at festivals and night clubs all over the world. The difference for buying teams, buying for Florida versus buying for Chicago. Why do Spaniards like slippers? Americans don't have duvets, but have comforters - there's a reason behind each difference.22.00" Breege explains the importance of independent audits making sure that garments are made ethically. She speaks of being in Gujarat and of the Penneys/Primark backed scheme that saw small holders increase profits from their cotton grow by 200%. That 'Cotton Connect' programme now extends to 185,000 women across many cotton producing countries.She says that 'doing the right thing' is very important.She talks about their very, very small management team, known at the time as the 'Gang of Four'. She references the rows they had, and the reconciliations -'Let's move on'.What are the opportunities for another Irish retailer to make it internationally? She says that replacing retailers lost to Covid is a first priority.She says that 'the high street will always survive' and talks of what's happening to retail in Paris.She explains how Primark in Birmingham gives customers an 'experience', far more than a clothing shop - it includes a Disney café, the first outside the Disney properties.Data is hugely important, she expects to see so much more on garment tags.There was Beatlemania, SpiceGirlMania and now...Primania....the excitement that happens when a Primark store initially opens. She explains the process they go through when opening a store, the meticulous planning and consultation, and of course....PR.39.00" What does she tell young businesses she mentors. i) education ii) be curious iii) take a risk iv) 'do the right thing' v) understand the differences vi) read all the fashion magazines, including Vogue, Bazaar and not just the UK versions, but also the Spanish, US versions etc...She emphasises networking. She tells us the Breege O'Donoghue way of telling a co-worker that 'things are not working out'.She says in her lifetime she has come across very few bad employees, but she has come across bad managers.'Empower young people. Pile responsibility on their shoulders to see where they'll go'.Where are suppliers (who have been in business for years) getting their ideas? Check it out, and ask.She explains (kind of!) how hard she worked, sometimes 7 days a week. Holidays were shorter than normal an one day/all day trips to the UK were regular.She hints at what some of the boardroom 'discussions' aka rows, were about.Did it ever come to the board to change the name from Penneys to Primark?Her involvement in other businesses and on the board of private and State businesses.She may have liked to have been an astronaut!Breege's 'hire in a heartbeat'....she refuses to answer, but eventually.....opts for Bono.And what is she doing now, besides sometimes TWO yoga classes a day....and her obsession with sports (she digresses into the wonderful 1990 World Cup, Mick McCarthy, Ray Houghton), the T-shirts being printed overnight depending on who Ireland was playing, their platinum record in aid of the Children's Hospital. Her competition to spell 'Schillaci'.That Great Business Show is proudly sponsored by De Facto Shaving Oil Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ciaran is joined this week by his good friend, the legendary ex-Ireland international Terry Phelan! They talk about their time working together in India for Kerala Blasters FC in the Indian Super League; what really drives him to travel and explore across different continents & countries both as a coach and a person; and the long list of clubs Terry played for including Leeds, Man City, Chelsea, Everton, and of course, the Crazy Gang at Wimbledon. Terry recalls making his senior international debut for Ireland; memories of recently-deceased Jack Charlton; how Big Jack handed them kegs of Guinness in America in preparation for the journey that was World Cup '94; and what was really going through his mind when Ray Houghton scored that famous goal against Italy in the Giants Stadium at World Cup '94 in the US. This is an episode not to be missed! You can find Terry on Instagram at @terryphelan3 This episode is supported by RYPT - who offer the best software package for fitness professionals & gyms and gives you the ability to offer online programmes and support for your teams & clients. Their clients include DSS, Kerry GAA and Swim Ireland. Find out more at www.RYPT.app The Locker Room Podcast is brought to you by the people at www.DeelySportScience.com

Less Governance chat and more nostalgia on this week's podcast with Declan Marron and Macdara Ferris. The lads examine the potential and the reporting on the All Island League (3.05), the summer tournaments keeping us entertained during the LOI break (14.21) and ExtraTime.ie reporter Diarmuid Kearney serves up a nice dollop of USA 94 nostalgia by speaking with Ray Houghton and Ronnie Whelan at the National Football Exhibition (21.22). Theres discussion on the European draws (53.32), Shamrock Rovers' must not lose game and  one from the archives as Eamon Dunphy teaches Billo how to open, and drink, champagne (35.39). Former Cobh Ramblers boss and new Head of Youth Development at Shelbourne, Stephen Henderson dials in to talk about his new challenges and the burnout of football management (38.16).Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/extratimecom)

We ask the experts what went wrong for Anthony Joshua, how he fixes it and what he has to do next. Ray Houghton also tells us how Liverpool conquered Europe and President Trump joins us over the phone - sort of.