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Former Drogheda United defender Graham Gartland, ex-Republic of Ireland winger Keith Treacy and former Girls in Green international Méabh De Búrca join Raf Diallo on the RTÉ Soccer Podcast.
Shamrock Rovers players should feel little trepidation as their UEFA Conference League campaign begins in earnest with a tough League Phase opener against Cypriot champions APOEL on Thursday, according to former Republic of Ireland international Keith Treacy.
Former Republic of Ireland winger Keith Treacy, ex-Shamrock Rovers and St Pat's goalkeeper Barry Murphy and ex-Girls in Green international Méabh De Búrca join Raf Diallo for a preview of Shamrock Rovers v APOEL in the UEFA Conference League, a review of the men's and women's Premier Division title races, look-ahead to the FAI Cup semi-finals, discussion on LOI academy funding, Aaron Connolly's move, Saoirse Noonan's form and Matt Doherty's status, and the week's Champions League action.
Former Ireland winger Keith Treacy and ex-St Pat's and Shelbourne manager Johnny McDonnell join Raf Diallo to review the weekend's League of Ireland action including penalty controversy as Derry City drew with Shamrock Rovers, Shelbourne's slip up at Galway United and Women's FAI Cup semi reaction as Shels and Athlone Town set up a repeat of last year's final.
One of the primary motivations for the USC Trojans to leave the Pac-12 Conference and move to the Big Ten was the increase in revenue set to pour into the program. USC, sick of being out-earned each year by programs like Purdue and Vanderbilt, fell behind in spending on athletic facilities.
In the end it was all about one man. Which is precisely how Cristiano Ronaldo likes it.
Eschewing open attractive football for an approach that makes matches more "ugly" and "dirty" will yield greater dividends for the Republic of Ireland against England on Saturday and beyond, according to former Boys in Green winger Keith Treacy.
While much of the spotlight is on December's trip to Chelsea, former Republic of Ireland winger Keith Treacy feels there are opportunities elsewhere for Shamrock Rovers to try and progress from the League Phase of the UEFA Conference League.