What A Hit Son Cian Samuel O'Meachair

The final episode of Season 4 has arrived with the second part of our end of season review. For this episode @littlemaher10 is joined by @rumaher10 and @tominator176 to discuss theirs and Ryan's awards for the seasons and review some of the teams for going forward. An episode which holds the record for being the longest What A Hit Son Podcast episode in its 4 seasons. You don't want to miss out on this record breaker. Don't forget to subscribe for more so you'll be ready for the next season.

Our end of season review for the Premier League has arrived. In this episode @littlemaher10 is joined by @mrjacob10 and @koron_ to discuss the season in full and give their awards for the season as well as looking back on the start of season predictions. Some interesting picks for sure made. Don't forget to like and subscribe.

In the penultimate episode of the What A Hit Son Podcast @tominator176 joins @littlemaher10. To look ahead to the final day of premier league football. Cian also discusses the Man United match he attended and the experience in full with a discussion on what needs to be done with Old Trafford. Worth a listen and follow for more.

In the latest episode of the What a Hit Son podcast, @littlemaher10 is joined by @rumaher10 to discuss gameweek 36 of Premier League fixtures including the latest for the relegation and title battles and what the latest will hold with 2 weeks to go in the league.



An episode full of great talking points and worth a subscribe and like.

In the newest episode of the Podcast @littlemaher10 discusses the quarter final results from a dramatic European 2 weeks of football which lead to only 1 English side progressing. Cian gave his views on each ties and potential outcomes for the semi finals. Don’t forget to subscribe for more.

In the latest episode @rumaher10 joins @littlemaher10 to dicuss the FA Cup results/draw, European draws and Premier league matches which happened just before the current international break. They also discuss the ramifications of the points deduction for Nottingham Forest and potential relegation for Man City and Chelsea should they be found guilty.