BootRoom

It's been a gr'eight' week for local teams in the Irish Junior Cup. Tommy and Paddy discuss in depth and reflect on a crucial win for Dungannon Swifts

Tommy and Paddy speculate who will replace Harry McConkey at Ferney Park as well as reviewing all the weekend action including the Presidents Cup Final.

In this week's Bootroom Tommy and Paddy reflect on all the weekend action. We hear from Rocket Campbell after Tummery and Kesh drew a blank and look forward to the All Ireland Presidents Cup Final when Dergview Res take on Newmarket Celtic.

In this week's Bootroom we have an exclusive interview with Harry McConkey who parted company with Ballinamallard at the weekend after five and half years in the Ferney Park hotseat. Check out my latest episode!

In this week's Bootroom Tommy and Paddy reflect on another successful weekend for local teams in the Junior Cup and ask what will Euro 2028 mean for local football?

In this week's Bootroom Tommy and Paddy reflect on all the weekend action as well as previewing the second round of the Irish Junior Cup. They also ask what is next for Ivan Sproule and Dergview and discuss James McKenna's decision to step down as joint boss at Enniskillen Town.

This week Tommy and Paddy discuss the main talking points from a full weekend of top class action. We also hear from Dergview interim boss Ivan Sproule following his team's 5-0 victory and speculate who might be the next man in charge at Darragh Park.

In the first Bootroom podcast of 2023 Tommy and Paddy, reflect on all the Irish Cup and Irish Junior Cup action at the weekend. They also discuss the appointment of John Elliott as the new manager of Mountjoy as well as Niall McGinn's move to Glentoran and the passing of local legend Jimmy McDaid. They will also talk about the passing of football icon Gianluca Vialli, who brought his Chelsea team...

This week in the UH Bootroom we have changed the format to accommodate an extensive interview with Strabane man Marty Gormley, who talks everything football, from growing up in his hometown to playing for Omagh Town and many others. He also reflects on coaching some of the best kids in the country as well as those Stateside. Enjoy!

In this week's The Bootroom Podcast Tommy and Paddy review and preview all the local action. They will also be discussing the increase in admission to F&W games. And a look at the league's response to that Connolly query! 

In this week's Bootroom podcast Tommy and Paddy discuss the big conclusion of the Fermanagh and Western Football League. They also preview the Mulhern Cup.

This week is the 100th episode of the Bootroom and to help Tommy and Paddy mark the occasion they are joined by special guest Roy Cathcart, Fermanagh and Western representative and UEFA match delegate.

In this week's Bootroom Tommy and Paddy reflect on Dergview's North West Senior Cup success, review and preview the latest in the F&W League and discuss a rare outing for a few footballing legends. 

In this week's Boot Room we talk league and cup, appeals, broken windscreens (!) and preview a big weekend for all our senior sides, Dungannon, Dergview and Ballinamallard. We also hear from Ekn Rangers manager Neil Coulter as we look forward to the Mulhern Cup quarter-finals. 

This week in the Bootroom we discuss the latest in the Tummery/Derrychara Mulhern Cup saga and ask where now for Ballinamallard and Dergview following poor results at the weekend? Tommy and Paddy also review and preview all the league and cup action including a much-needed win for Ardstraw. 

This week in the Bootroom we reflect on the abandoned Irish Junior Cup tie between Strathroy Harps and Enniskillen Town as well as Tummery's exit. Tommy and Paddy also discuss promotion for Mountjoy United and Augher Stars and review all the weekend action at senior, intermediate and Junior level.

In this week's Bootroom Tommy and Paddy reflect on the flooding at Dergview and other clubs, discuss the protest against Tummery Athletic and join the debate around stadia funding. They, too, preview the Irish Junior Cup quarter-finals.   

In this week's Bootroom Tommy and Paddy find themselves in the committee room discussing Derrychara United's appeal against Tummery Athletic following Saturday's Mulhern Cup clash and a decision by the BKYL to ban a manager for six months. The double act review all the weekend's league and cup action and discuss a major appointment for Roy Carroll. 

This week Paddy and Tommy review on all the weekends cup matches. They also talk about tonight's match between Dungannon Swifts and Coleraine.

This week on the Boot Room the boys are joined by Preseident of the Fermanagh and Western League Sam Dennison and Player Manager of Starathroy Harps Benny Boyle.

With a week of the January transfer window remaining, Tommy and Paddy speculate on what late deals might be done by local clubs. We also reflect on all the weekend action, discuss Region's Cup selection, cast an eye over the Mulhern and Reihill Cup draws and suggest a couple of locals who could replace Matthew Tipton at Portadown! 

The Bootroom, with Paddy back on board, returns with a bang this week and it's all about the cup. We reflect on the fonaCAB Irish Junior Cup ties as well as discussing the Irish Cup, in particular Glentoran's almighty fright at Dergview. We also ask have things gone mad in the Irish League following Lee Bonis's much-talked-about move to Larne? Join us for the first podcast of 2022. 

In this week's Bootroom we discuss refereeing controversy, key wins for Dungannon Swifts and Enniskillen Town, book launches and reflect on all the weekend results. The two Tommys also reflect on a good week for Man U fans and the return of 'Fred The Great'. 

As we wish Paddy a speedy recovery, the Bootroom team decides the show must go on. Some of you may have heard of 'The Two Ronnies' well this week it's the two Tommys in the hotseats as we reflect on all the weekend action and discuss the Super Shels' 50th birthday bash, the arrival of Ralf Rangnick at Old Trafford and the draw for the Irish Junior Cup. 

In this week's Bootroom we reflect on Tummery Athletic's first league defeat in two years, Kesh's six-hit at Strathroy and Enniskillen Town United's successful appeal. Tommy and Paddy hear from Dungannon Swifts boss Dean Shiels who discusses the goalkeeping crisis at Stangmore Park and look forward to this weekend's Junior Cup games