Crafty Rogues

The first ever socially distanced, fully "Zoomed" Crafty Rogues show was a huge success. Probably. Maybe. Oh what the heck, listen and decide for yourself.

John had a bee in his bonnet, Quinno had his ear to the ground, and Fred dropped the nut on some bloke. Tasty stuff.

The boys discussed the life and death of Diego Maradona...youth coach Jordan Block called in...and Elvis Presley got a couple of mentions. Fun stuff!

There may be more COVID related restrictions on the horizon, but that didn't stop The Crafty Rogues from serving up another fun cocktail of futbol, culture, and craic. This show is a gem. Molto tasty!

The boys were clearly in a good mood. This hour of futbol, culture and craic may just put you in a good mood, too! Have at it.

This just in! The Crafty Rogues were re-elected unopposed. They even had a special guest!

Have you ever tried to carve a turnip? No need to answer; just listen to this show...and VOTE!

They say the journey is more important than the destination. Well, this week the Crafty Rogues went from Cosgrove's basement to outer space. They appeared to enjoy the journey. Your turn.

The Crafty Rogues know that winter is coming, but they don't care! They just keep on doing that thing they do. You know, this kind of thing.

If you've been waiting your whole life for Mussolini, Gunnersaurus, Gareth Bale and Eddie Van Halen to be mentioned in the same podcast, then this, my friend, is your lucky day.

New studio, same old Crafty Rogues. Futbol, culture, craic, and a detailed debate about why Eric Dier went to the toilet. Not TOO detailed, though.

The boys were in a top secret location this week. Did it change the show at all? Nah. Futbol, culture, craic, RBG, and George Costanza. Same old, same old.

Cosgrove and Quinno are great friends with Zlatan Ibrahimovic, but they're both terrible handymen. Yes, things got quite personal on this week's show

A Protestant horse, a parade not a rally, and what's the point of West Ham? Pretty much your standard Premier League season preview

The boys move seamlessly from Vinnie Jones to Val Doonican and from Fermanagh to Finland, all in the same show. Somehow it makes sense.

Chess, whiskey, Toblerone, Sean Connery, Petula Clark, and Lionel Messi. Something for everyone, really.

Post boxes, puppies, and police officers. Coutinho, Kompany, and commentators. Could be tasty!

What do Kamala Harris, Gareth Bale, Blaise Matuidi, credit unions, sunburn, and haggling have in common? They're all part of this week's episode. Seriously

The boys may have outdone themselves this week. They took on everything from Bette Midler and John Hume to alarm clocks and wrinkles. It'll make sense when you listen. Maybe.

Futbol, movie reviews, relationship advice, and random craic. Just another standard episode of The Crafty Rogues, really. Tasty.

If you add fashion, cycling and psychology to the usual mix of futbol, culture and craic, you'll have a pretty good idea of what this week's show is all about. Well, almost.

We warned you. We told you Cosgrove might let rip on this week's show. And let rip he most certainly did. Buckle up, it's a bumpy ride. It's fun, though!

The main man at the world's largest association of soccer coaches used to play for Brit's Pub FC. His name is Ian Barker and he happens to this week's guest with Cosgrove and Quinno. Tasty stuff.

Bike racks, cooking tips, the liberating effect of understanding your own insignificance, and futbol. Just another Crafty Rogues show, really.

The boys addressed some important sporting, cultural and political issues on this week's show. Also, is being a B+ good enough? Yeah, this is deep stuff. Very deep.