Póg Mo Goal Magazine Issue 5: OUT NOW
The fifth edition of the Póg Mo Goal magazine is NOW ON SALE. This time around we are moving from a newspaper format to a full magazine with spine.
Red State
The Dalymount Park redevelopment will see one of Ireland’s most storied clubs leave their home for a complex groundshare with their north Dublin neighbours.
Dennis Bergkamp & Ian Wright: “We felt like Arsenal could be champions.”
Ian Wright visits Dennis Bergkamp at his home in the Netherlands and the interview is superb viewing.
Troy Parrott: Soon to Rise as Spurs’ Second Striker?
Troy Parrott is the name on many Spurs’ and Ireland fans’ lips right now. And this season he may find himself with more opportunity to play for the first team. With Fernando Llorente’s departure and with no replacement thus far, could Parrott be in line to become Harry Kane’s back-up?
McCarthy Closing in on Fourth Summer Spectacular with Ireland
In his second spell in charge, is Mick McCarthy about to lead Ireland back to the big time?
Cometh the Hour, Cometh the Man
Conor Hourihane has fought his way up from the very bottom of the English football pyramid. Now his best may be yet to come.
Gallery: The Empty Pitch
Rick Stolk is a photographer from The Netherlands. For 3 years he’s been capturing empty football pitches around Italy.
Kenny’s Kids Offer Glimpse of the Future
Ryan Kilbane explores how the Ireland under 21s win against Sweden can show the blueprint for a potential future.
Lone Wolf, Doherty has Euro Vision
With Wolves back in Europe for the first time in almost 40 years, Irish eyes will be fixed on Matt Doherty.
Where Eagles Dare, Switzerland’s Immigrant Story
Irish teams of the past have relied on the sons of emigrants. As Ireland get set to face Switzerland in a crucial Euro 2020 qualifier, the visitors will boast a side with players whose families fled war and poverty to settle in the Alpine nation, and their football team is reaping the rewards, as Jamie Whelan explores.
Issue 5: The Victory That Got Away?
On their way to becoming the legendary Lisbon Lions, Jock Stein’s Celtic took on a plucky Yugoslavian side who nearly derailed the Hoops’ trophy winning campaign. Jelena Đureinović from Issue 5 of Póg Mo Goal Magazine.