Can Gilesy give no more?

Thommo’s one-track mind, Pullis happy ending and Merse revives the eighties

Quotes of the week: Billo’s caravan of love

Research remains the beaten stepchild in Irish media circles.

Gilesy has eyes for Wenger

George excited, not adding up for Ray, no worries for Jackett

Introducing Eamo Galah

In the first of a series of exclusive chats with his old friend John, Eamo Galah turns his attention to the world of tennis.

Big Sam sweats as Beglin’s mind wanders

Gilesy feels heat, Tel fluent, Pleat confused, Champion spot on.

Italy v Ireland in torrents of guff

George doesn’t add up. Eamo’s history lesson, Gilesy on new-fangled technology.

George’s chickens come home to roost for Gilesy

Larry Ryan blames George, but at least Gilesy was vindicated.

Good times over for Gilesy

Honest Berba, Motty rewrites history and Thommo talks finance

How Andy lost friends

Eamon Dunphy not mad keen on Terry Venables any more shocker

Just one extract from a highly entertaining barney between Dunphy and Gilesy over the possibility of El Tel getting the Ireland job. Eamo’s primary concern is the slim prospect of Tel coming “over here to little Paddyland and not embarrassing us?”

Would you let Eamon Dunphy drive the train to Cork?

For those of you that missed it, the night’s comi-tragedy in a nutshell.

John Giles

The statesman of Irish punditry