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Kieran is back from Vegas, where he well and truly hit the jackpot (I mean, look at him), and he is making up for lost time as himself and Gary catch up on all the big stories they missed out on last week including, Hendo's Longford exit, Noel King's shock LOI return with Dundalk, Jonathan Hill's FAI exit, the closure of Turners Cross, safety issues at the Brandywell, Damien Duff's comments on Shane Farrell and so much more. 

Finn Harps chairman Ian Harkin discusses the ongoing floodlight issues at Finn Park while offering some positive news on the new stadium development. 

We've got the BTS Predictions league and the hotline on a bumper edition of the show. 

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You've got to feel for the lads (not really). Kieran & Gary are broken men following their trip to Tralee last Friday but they did at least get to witness some LOI history as Kerry FC claimed their first-ever league win at Mounthawk Park. 

Kerry Head Coach Conor McCarthy is this week's special guest as a result. 

Away from the misery of Longford Town, Kieran & Gaz attack the rest of the show with their usual vigour as they react to all the latest results and main talking points from across the two divisions, preview this weekend's matches via the BTS Predictions League while your questions are answered on the BTS hotline. 

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After a manic Easter weekend, Kieran & Gary chew the fat (as opposed to the Easter eggs) on all the big talking points from the 20 matches played across both divisions. 

Derry's "mind-numbingly boring" style of play is discussed as are some "interesting" interviews from Stephen O'Donnell and Ian Ryan. 

Speaking of "interesting" interviews, Aaron Dobbs drops in to tell the lads how he's rediscovered himself at Wexford after consecutive relegations with Longford and Shels left him considering his future in the game. 

There's lots of playful (at least we hope it is) Longford bashing in the BTS Hotline as we answer your questions and play another round in the BTS Predictions League. There's a BTS Kebab Review too so get stuck in to this week's show as if it Doner from your favourite chippy. 

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It's been a mental week for the lads as you'll hear on the show. As a result, there's lots to cover between the international and domestic football scenes. 

We've finally got a first BTS kebab review of the season too. What more could you ask for? 

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Shels keep on trucking, Rovers off the mark, dire Derry, Dundalk's LSC humiliation, woeful defending & goalkeeping in the First Division, we've got it all covered on this week's show. 


Dylan Hand tells us how he was announced as signed by both Athlone & Longford ahead of the two sides meeting in the Midlands derby this weekend. 

As ever, we've got our much loved predictions league and the BTS Hotline on this week's show which as ever is brought to you by our sponsor QuinnAv.ie. 

One of the LOI's newest managers joins us on this week's show as Cobh Ramblers boss Gary Hunt reflects on his first win as a permanent gaffer at Finn Park last Friday. The former Waterford FC coach also looks back on his time at the RSC and gives us an insight into life as a rookie LOI manager. 

Sadly, there has been a managerial departure elsewhere as the lads discuss Declan Devine's Bohs exit and reports linking Stephen Kenny with the now vacant post. 

Also on this week's pod, Kieran & Gaz outline why Shels are a bigger title threat than St.Pat's, why Stephen O'Donnell must drop the high line if he's to survive a similar fate to Devine, and why a rethink may be required on their Sligo Rovers coverage after a good start to the season by the Bit O'Red and a love letter from a listener. 

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