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EPISODE · Jan 29, 2026 · 35 MIN

INSIDE: The Boys In Green - Ep 2

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In Episode 2 of INSIDE: The Boys In Green, Graham and Paul are joined on the couch by producer Luke to dive into the biggest stories in Irish football. With Thomas Frank under immense pressure at Tottenham, we explore the "Budapest Project" and ask if Robbie Keane’s tactical evolution at Ferencváros makes him a legitimate candidate for the Spurs job. March is looming. We’re just weeks away from the massive World Cup Play-Off semi-final against Czechia. The lads go head-to-head to name their definitive Starting XIs, debating selection dilemmas, injury concerns, and even throwing in a few "Rogue" wildcard . James McClean is back at Derry City. We discuss his English legacy and whether this is the biggest profile move in League of Ireland history. Graham also gets Luke and Paul to build the "Ultimate XI" from the PL era and debate the best individual seasons from Roy Keane, Seamus Coleman, and Stephen Ireland. They also chat the latest on Evan Ferguson’s future at Roma and Troy Parrott’s red-hot scoring form in the Eredivisie.They also break down the latest results for the Irish contingent at Everton, Leeds, Brentford, and Wolves. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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