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We are back ladies and gentleman as we finally find the time to discuss the most important topics of all, including Ole Gunnar Solskjaers masterclass in tactics, Steve Bruce's impending beheading at Newcastle and how the second best Egyptian player right now (after Elneny), Mo Salah has stepped up his game to a whole new level.

Another international break has passed, and while we only picked up 2 out of a possible 9 points, there is a sense of optimism in the air as Kenny's side put up a spirited performance to salvage a draw with Serbia, following an unbelievable performance in Faro, where they were denied by a superhero. The week saw impressive performances from youngsters such as Gavin Bazunu, Adam Idah and Andrew Omobamidele, giving fans plenty of hope for the future.

WE'RE BACK after a long summer break, refreshed and ready for the upcoming season. We have our Premier League preview (1-20), this summers BIGGEST transfers, including those of Jack Grealish and Lionel Messi to PSG. We also talk about the progress of the Irish teams in the new European Conference, with Bohs, Shamrock Rovers and Dundalk (and that wonder goal from Patrick McEleney), and what the FAI can do next to help.

ITS COMING ROMMMEEEEE. The Euros have ended and the Azzurri have beaten England on penalties to save us all from 55 years of hurt and give the English fans 55 more years of it. We have our reactions and celebrations in this episode, along with us touching on the goat Lionel Messi finally winning his trophy with Argentina.

The quarter finals are behind us and we're down to the final 4 teams; Denmark, England, Italy and Spain. Who would've guessed that eh? Certainly not us geniuses anyways. We have our immediate reaction to the quarters and our preview to Tuesday and Wednesday's Euro 2020 Semi Finals.

We are quarter final bound as the round of 16 has been wrapped up. The tournament came to life as Spain and Croatia put on a goal fest, while World Champions France were stunned by Switzerland. Reigning champions Portugal also went out at the hands of Belgium, as did other high profile names such as Germany (at the hands of the enemy) and the Netherlands also crashed out in Budapest.