Where do we go from here - YBIG Football Show

[davegaasports]

Lads he is the link to the show this week.

We had Goal.com editor Peter Staunton, Reuter Journalist Philip O'Conor, PogMoGoal editor James Carew, Joe McCarthy from the Irish Players Abroad site and Irish fan Conor from Armagh.


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For Ireland, it’s back to the drawing board. Irish fans hang onto some hope of Trapattoni’s promise that there will be a change to the redundant 4-4-2 system.

On the YBIG Football Show this week Dave gets the backlash from Irish fans and pundit’s to what was a very disappointing Euro 2012 for Ireland.

There is a full panel for this show with Reuters Journalist Philip O’Conor, Goal.com editor Peter Staunton, PogMoGoal.com editor James Carew, Joe McCathy from the Irish Abroad website and Irish fan Conor from Armagh.



Coming up:
- What went wrong at Euro 2012?

- Where do we go from here? The lads pick their teams for the World Cup Qualifiers.

- Irish clubs chances in Europe this year.

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[tetsujin1979]

Longer show this week, well worth listening to.

[bennocelt]

Yeah top show, really enjoyed listening to the Reuters fella Philip O’Conor and the Goal.com guy Peter Staunton, they gave a very realistic view of the state of Irish football at the moment which makes a change from the Ole Ole types that are usually on the show. Already looking forward to the next one!