Show Notes
David Wilson and Matthew Brennan are in studio to unpack the latest talking points in Irish football — starting with Seamus Coleman’s comments on The Overlap, and whether we’re edging towards the end of a remarkable playing career in green.
There’s a check-in on Troy Parrott at Real Betis, the spotlight on his minutes and expectations, and why there’s no need to panic — plus Finn Azaz confirming he’ll continue with Ireland after the recent controversy.
We also round up Irish interest across the leagues: Jimmy Dunne’s big day, Gavin Bazunu shining in defeat, Josh Cullen’s return, Brian Barry-Murphy’s boost at Cardiff, and the Dutch surge of goal-scoring centre-back Eanna Clancy.
The episode finishes with a round of the “Green Scene birthdays” game. Fancy getting in touch? You can do so by emailing [email protected]
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