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Dave O'Grady gives his views on East Coast FM to Denmark's destruction of Ireland!

Ever wondered what happens to footballers after they retire? Coaching, management or sports punditry? Well some are not so lucky. Many former players are part of a large group where the end result is not so pleasant. Prison, bankruptcy and mental health issues are just some of the things experienced by those unfortunate players. On the YBIG Football Show this week, Dave O'Grady caught up with Alan Gernon, author of a book called, 'Retired: What Happens to Footballers When the Game’s Up'.

BenchWarmers' reporter Dave O'Grady catches up with German eSports expert Dorian Gorr.

Euro 2016 will mark the first time in history where both teams on this island will compete at a major tournament. While both Ireland and Northern Ireland don the green jersey in France this summer, questions will arise as to why football is the only major sport here where two teams compete internationally. Joining Dave O'Grady on the YBIG Football Show is Cormac Moore, author of a new book called The Irish Soccer Split, which offers the first comprehensive analysis on why we have two soccer teams in Ireland. If you'd like to sponsor, advertise or simply get involved with the show, email [email protected]

England could be closer to winning a FIFA tournament than ever before. Wayne Rooney and co may have to wait a while however, but midlands super-gamer Ty Walton is back at the FIFA Interactive World Cup. Walton has been living it up in recent years, travelling around the world and taking on the best FIFA players. His incredible ability has given him the edge on FIFA 16. He puts his control pad wizardry down to his cool mental attitude and his ability to learn from his mistakes. He joined Dave O'Grady for a chat on PogMoGoal as New York will present the perfect platform for the Englishman to capture some FIFA gold!

English FIFA gaming sensation Dean Coombes has laid down the gauntlet for himself when he takes his place at the FIFA Interactive World Cup Grand Final. The bright lights of New York will sparkle as the world's biggest gaming tournament lands on their doorstep. Coombes finished 8th last year in Munich as he made his FIWC Grand Final debut and now he hopes his experience will drive him closer to the ultimate price of being named the greatest FIFA player in the world. He could also pocket a cool $20,000 and bag a VIP trip to the FIFA Ballon d'Or. He joined Dave O'Grady for a chat on PogMoGoal.