'Derry is an easy sell. It's the biggest club in Ireland' - with James Keddy

With Kevin off on a Spanish retreat, Simon secures the Transfer Deadline Day signing of Dundalk striker and former Derry City favourite Danny Mullen to take his place - a significant upgrade on his co-presenter! Danny previews the biggest match of the season: the FAI Cup quarter-final against the Lilywhites at Brandywell next Sunday. The ex-Partick Thistle frontman even sticks his neck on the line with a prediction.Danny discusses his time with Derry and how his former teammate Mark Connolly has changed the mood at the club. The Scot also gives an update on his ankle injury. The episode also features an interview with in-form Ellis Chapman who can't wait for Sunday's cup clash.-- Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

1997 title winner with Derry City, James Keddy gives his thoughts on the club's current problems, the characteristics needed to manage 'the biggest club in Ireland', recruitment strategies and how the structures of the football club need reinforced. The Dubliner also gives an insight into the mentality of the 1997 title winners plus much more! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

After a turbulent week of controversy surrounding James McClean's stand-off with the football club, Derry City enjoyed an FAI Cup tonic but it was far from plain-sailing against UCD in Belfield. Simon and Kevin discuss the events of a night where Derry rode their luck while the lads react to the quarter-final tie against Dundalk at Brandywell. Featuring an interview with Derry skipper Michael Duffy, the lads also look ahead to a big league clash against Bohemians at Dalymount. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The James McClean saga rumbles on as reports claim Derry City terminated his contract. The Ireland centurion turned up for training on Tuesday despite those suggestions as the national media gathered outside Brandywell. Kevin and Simon discuss another eventful week at the club which hosted a meet and greet for almost 1,000 kids at the Feile and look ahead to the biggest game of the season against UCD in the cup. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Derry City has parted company with Tiernan Lynch after 18 months in charge. We dissect where it went wrong, who's to blame and what happens next as Mark Connolly slotted into the role and guided the team to a comprehensive win over Sligo Rovers. We also discuss James McClean's continued absence from the squad and what it means for the future of the Ireland centurion. Featuring interviews with Derry's interim boss and goalscorer Barry Cotter. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Derry City is fast becoming the 'laughing stock' of the League of Ireland as the James McClean social media circus continues to undermine manager Tiernan Lynch. With the club underperforming—just six wins in 26 league matches and seven wins from 31 in all competitions—the latest controversy has overshadowed the off-pitch improvements. With a lack of transparency and silence from the club's hierarchy, Simon and Kevin discuss the lack of leadership at the club.The episode also features interviews with Finn Harps boss Patrick McEleney and goalscorer of that stunning strike at St Pat's, James Clarke. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Derry City were out-foxed in Rijeka but it's still all to play for at Brandywell in the UEFA Conference League second leg. Simon and Kevin also discuss the potential to have a regular PSNI presence at the stadium after the CSKA Sofia disaster; Derry's significant financial losses, the latest transfer business, plus exclusive interviews with goalkeeper Brian Maher and new signing Brooklyn Lyons-Foster. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

After the ugly scenes which marred the return of European football to Brandywell, Kevin and Michael discuss the fallout as Uefa prepare to come down hard on CSKA Sofia and Derry. The lads also review Derry's FAI Cup win over Tolka Rovers and a Conference League clash in Croatia. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It's a huge week for Derry City Football Club with CSKA Sofia arriving for the second leg of the Uefa Europa League first round qualifier at Brandywell. Derry are trailing 3-2 but it's all to play for and it promises to be another special European night at the Lone Moor Road venue. Kevin and Simon are on location at a sunny Brandywell Stadium where they recap the first leg tie in Sofia and discuss Derry's chances of progressing to the second round where Qarabag are the likely opponents. Featuring an interview with new signing Darragh Burns who the media met following his move from Grimsby Town. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Featuring fan interviews and footage from Murphy's Irish bar in Sofia, Simon and Kevin are in Bulgaria as Derry City's European adventure gets off and running against CSKA Sofia. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.