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Join Keith Bailie and special guests including David Jeffrey and Steven Beacom as they discuss all the big talking points in Irish League football with unique takes and expert opinion. The panel will take a deep dive into the world of the Sports Direct Premiership, looking at upcoming games and discussing all the hot topics from across football in Northern Ireland.

  1. HÁ 6 DIAS

    “Morgan Day heartbreak drove us on to Clean Sweep glory”: Linfield legend Winkie Murphy on glorious career

    Linfield legend William Murphy joins his old gaffer David Jeffrey and host Keith Bailie in the studio for this week’s Bel Tel Football. The former defender reflects on his incredible career that saw him nine Irish League titles and seven Irish Cups over a 16 year-stint at Windsor Park. The panel also discuss the battle for second place, the Irish Cup Semi-Finals and the battle for promotion at the top of the Championship.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

    34min

  2. 26 DE MAR.

    ‘David Jeffrey and I had our fair share of fallouts’: Irish League striker Johnny McMurray

    Ballymena United striker Johnny McMurray joins Keith Bailie and David Jeffrey to discuss his Irish League career. McMurray recalls the ecstasy of scoring an incredible winning goal in an Irish Cup Final, and the agony of the dreadful injury which will rule him out for the next 18 months. Belfast Telegraph Chief Sports Writer Steven Beacom joins on the line from Stockholm to discuss Northern Ireland’s 5-1 loss to Sweden in Stockholm. The panel also discuss the future of Carrick Rangers goalkeeper Jack McIntyre after he apologised for ‘any distressed caused’ to a Cliftonville ballboy and this weekend’s Irish Cup Semi-Finals.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

    53min

  3. 19 DE MAR.

    “There is absolutely no chance of Linfield being sold”- Blues Chairman Roy McGivern after Linfield’s title win

    Linfield are title winners yet again for a world record 57th time. The Blues were crowned champions of the Sports Direct Premiership this week with 6 games spare. In this weeks episode we are joined by Linfield Chairman Roy McGivern to talk about the title glory, the possibility of a Linfield sale and we also discuss the future of Blues manager David Healy.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

    48min

  4. 12 DE MAR.

    "If Cliftonville go full time you've got to wonder just how big they can become?”- Investment consortium willing to put millions into Cliftonville

    It’s a red letter day for Joe Gormley as Cliftonville defeat Glentoran 1-0 in the BetMcLean Cup Final. Keith Bailie, Steven Beacom and David Jeffrey pour over the final as 14,000 turn out for the showpiece event. Unfortunately, the game was marred by crowd trouble in the second half with the PSNI set to investigate. Meanwhile, Cliftonville ponder outside investment, Loughgall part company with Dean Smith and the head of the Northern Ireland Football Fund is grilled at a Stormont committee meeting. The panel are also joined by new Northern Ireland striker Ronan Hale, who has been named in Michael O’Neill’s squad for this month’s double-header.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

    49min

  5. 5 DE MAR.

    ‘We won't be texting each other good luck before this final’: Cliftonville’s Jim Magilton and Glentoran’s Declan Devine face off before BetMcLean Cup decider

    The Belfast Telegraph’s Chief Sports Writer Steven Beacom took two well know football managers out for lunch, ahead of Sunday’s BetMcLean Cup Final. Cliftonville boss Jim Magilton and Glentoran gaffer Declan Devine join the panel ahead of the Windsor Park showdown for a very special edition of Bel Tel Football. Back in the studio, Keith Bailie and David Jeffrey preview the decider, and discuss Larne’s struggles and a dramatic weekend of Irish Cup action.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

    54min

  6. 26 DE FEV.

    ‘Scoring that goal was just surreal. It was an amazing feeling’: Glentoran’s Irish Cup hero Michael Halliday

    Glentoran hero Michael Halliday is the special guest on this week’s BelTel Football. He joins presenter Keith Bailie, Belfast Telegraph Chief Sportswriter Steven Beacom and Linfield legend David Jeffrey in the studio to discuss his goal-laden career. Michael reflects on that memorable day in 2001 when he scored the winner for Glentoran against David’s Linfield side in the Irish Cup Final. The current Bangor striker also looks ahead to this Friday’s Irish Cup Quarter-Final as the Seasiders take on his old club Glentoran at Clandeboye Park. The panel also discuss the fall-out from NIFL’s Storm Darragh U-turn, potential outside investment at Cliftonville, the Irish FA’s new National Training Centre and Northern Ireland’s dramatic 3-2 win over Bosnia in the Women’s Nations League.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

    51min

  7. 19 DE FEV.

    ‘The Prague police tried to handcuff David Healy to a radiator’: Irish League legend Glenn Ferguson

    Linfield hero Glenn Ferguson is this week’s special guest on BelTel Football. The former Glenavon and Linfield striker joins Keith Bailie and Steven Beacom in the studio to discuss his incredible career that saw him scored 563 goals and win five caps for Northern Ireland. Linfield’s Academy head also reflects on his time at Windsor Park, working with the next generation of football stars, his stint as manager of Ballymena United and that infamous night out in Prague with the Northern Ireland team in 2001. The panel also ask if the Irish FA were right to overturn Larne striker Andy Ryan’s red card, what the Irish League can learn from the League of Ireland and we look ahead to Northern Ireland women’s Nations League campaign. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

    55min

  8. 12 DE FEV.

    'I told the players if you're not with us we will go on without you': Glenavon boss Paddy McLaughlin

    Glenavon manager Paddy McLaughlin joins Keith Bailie and David Jeffrey in the studio for this week’s edition of BelTel Football. The panel reflect on Tuesday night’s big game, as Linfield defeated Larne 1-0 thanks to a goal from Kieran Offord. However, the main talking point from Windsor Park was referee Shane Andrews’ decision to red card Larne forward Andy Ryan. Former Derry City assistant Paddy McLaughlin also helps the panel preview the new League of Ireland season as the Candystripes prepare to play champions Shelbourne. Closer to home, special guest McLaughlin reflects on his three months in charge of Glenavon as the Lurgan Blues march up the table.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

    46min
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    Sobre

    Join Keith Bailie and special guests including David Jeffrey and Steven Beacom as they discuss all the big talking points in Irish League football with unique takes and expert opinion. The panel will take a deep dive into the world of the Sports Direct Premiership, looking at upcoming games and discussing all the hot topics from across football in Northern Ireland.

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    • Criado por
      Belfast Telegraph
    • Anos de atividade
      2024 - 2025
    • Episódios
      33
    • Classificação
      Livre
    • Site do podcast
      BelTel Football

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