Talking Derry City: Everywhere we go

Kevin McLaughlin has had enough and went to his retreat in Spain but Simon and Michael picked up the pieces after a disastrous defeat in Drogheda. Calls for a change in management are intensifying ahead of a trip to bottom of the table Waterford. Can Tiernan Lynch turn it around? The lads discuss Derry's search for a new Head of Recruitment, Tiernan's Tinkering and pay tribute to ardent Derry City fan Charlie Doherty who sadly passed away upon his return from Drogheda last weekend. 

After back-to-back 1-1 draws Simon and Kevin discuss all the big talking points from the Bank Holiday double header including, Tiernan's tactics, Winchester's new deal and that bizarre Pat Hickey handball. Featuring an interview with goalscorer Kevin Dos Santos and a look ahead to Friday's trip to Drogheda.

After a hugely memorable and historic night at Celtic Park, the buzz is back for Derry City Football Club. Simon and Kevin look back at the 1-0 victory over Shamrock Rovers and discuss how Derry transformed the home of Derry GAA for a night which could kickstart their season. Featuring an interview with matchwinner James Clarke, the lads discuss an upturn in fortunes at the club and look ahead to a crunch clash with Bohemians at Dalymount Park.

Ahead of the historic first match at Celtic Park for Derry City Football Club on Friday night, Simon and Kevin are joined by club director Robert Martin who explains some of the logistics and key information for supporters ahead of Shamrock Rovers' visit to the home of Derry GAA. It's the first time in over 80 years since a soccer game has been played at the venue and it's expected to attract a huge crowd.

On this week's episode Kevin and Simon recap on another disappointing night for Derry City and discuss the growing apathy from the club's fanbase. Featuring an interview with Ben Doherty and a preview of a tough trip to Tolka Park.

1997 League of Ireland title winner Sean Hargan joins Simon and Kevin for this week's episode and the former defender doesn't hold back in his opinion of Derry City disappointing start to the campaign. The FAI Cup winner who made over 400 appearances for his hometown club questions if Derry need to look for a 'new conductor' to get a tune out of the underperforming orchestra should poor results continue over the coming weeks.

Featuring an interview with Jamie Stott, this week's episode discusses Derry City's latest disappointing result against Drogheda United; calls for a change of management from large sections of the City support; the end of an era at Brandywell Stadium and much more.

On this week's episode of Talking Derry City, Simon and Kevin discuss the Brandywell club's recent form after a hard fought draw against St Pat's in Inchicore provided some breathing space for Tiernan Lynch and his troops. Featuring an interview with City skipper Michael Duffy and a look ahead to Friday's final home match on the artificial Brandywell pitch.