The Football Family

David, Gav and Shane reflect on Manchester United's dramatic 3-2 win against Arsenal, before turning their attention to Arne Slot's future at Anfield.The lads also chat Jack Moylan at Lincoln, Evan Ferguson in Rome and the upcoming Presidents' Cup final.

David, Gav and Shane engage in a passionate VAR debate, reflect on the bizarre end to AFCON and discuss Michael Carrick's Manchester derby win.David fills the lads in on his trip to Chelsea vs Brentford, before they turn their attention to Brian Barry-Murphy.The panel also discuss some confirmed and potential LOI transfers, most notably the return of Irish centurion James McClean.

David, Gavin and Shane reflect on a new low for Manchester United and whether the magic of the FA Cup still exists. The lads also discuss why many League of Ireland players have struggled with moves to League One clubs, before turning their attention to the upcoming 2026 LOI campaign.

Ruben Amorim's time at Old Trafford is up after 14 months in charge. David, Gav and Shane reflect on today's huge news, before turning their attention to LOI and Republic of Ireland matters.

David Sneyd, Gavin Cooney and Shane Keegan reflect on the year that was 2025 for the LOI, the Republic of Ireland and the Premier League.

David, Gav and Shane discuss the anger of Spurs fans following another poor result for Thomas Frank's side. The lads also reflect on a tough weekend for Troy Parrott and Evan Ferguson, before turning their attention to Ireland WNT's bizarre behind-closed-doors friendly.

David Sneyd, Gavin Cooney and Shane Keegan gather at the mics to discuss the potential of Troy Parrott and Evan Ferguson lining up together in March, Shels and Rovers in Europe, and why the Premier League is Arsenal's to lose.

Gavin Cooney has returned from Budapest and joins David Sneyd and Shane Keegan for an emotional and insightful discussion in the aftermath of one of the great days in Irish football history. This is not one you want to miss out on.

Gavin Cooney dials in from Budapest to join David Sneyd and Shane Keegan to try and make sense of what just happened, as Ireland remarkably keep their World Cup dream alive after beating Hungary 3-2.