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Ex-Longford Town and Drogheda United defender Graham Gartland and ex-Bolton, St Patrick's Athletic and Cardiff City striker Eoin Doyle join Raf Diallo to discuss the issues around Irish academies amid stark figures and hopes for investment.
Along with a signfiicant increase in funding, Irish football's academy structures will need to be streamlined going into the future, according to former League of Ireland defender Graham Gartland.
The lack of time the next Republic of Ireland manager will get before tackling a daunting start to the UEFA Nations League is the biggest concern going forward as the wait for an appointment gets set to stretch beyond the summer, according to former Sheffield Wednesday, UCD and Shamrock Rovers midfielder Paul Corry.
If Noel King's appointment as Dundalk manager seemed to come out of left-field, it was also a "surprise" to the man himself.
Former Sheffield Wednesday, UCD and Shamrock Rovers midfielder Paul Corry and RTÉ Sport's Anthony Pyne join Raf Diallo to talk about Ireland's manager hunt running up to September, the PFAI survey on domestic facilities, the LOI weekend including an incident at Derry City, Damien Duff's comments on Shane Farrell and Dundalk anointing Noel King as manager. Plus, they talk Manchester United's FA Cup escape, the Premier League title race and Nottingham Forest's extraordinary statement.
The pitch at the Brandywell and a spate of injury issues are the two main factors that have prevented Derry City from pushing on to another level over a longer-term period, according to former St Patrick's Athletic striker Eoin Doyle.
Former Ireland international Keith Treacy said the lengthy search for a new men's senior manager has become "shambolic" but reckons interim boss John O'Shea would not be a bad option.
Former Republic of Ireland and Blackburn winger Keith Treacy and ex-LOI, Hibs, Bolton and Cardiff striker Eoin Doyle join Raf Diallo and Conor Neville to discuss the long-awaited and apparently impending appointment of the next Boys in Green manager which is outflanked by breaking news about the FAI chief executive Jonathan Hill's upcoming departure during the recording of this week's RTÉ Soccer Podcast.