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.
Issue 5: Stars Und Stripes
A number of German-born American players are the sons of soldiers who have served in Europe – a reminder of a once divided country now united by the beautiful Game. From Issue 5 of Póg Mo Goal Magazine available here […]
Three is the Magic Number for Ireland
Embed from Getty Images Ireland Host Denmark Needing Full-Three to Qualify for Euro 2020 The good news for Mick McCarthy’s Ireland side is that they have put themselves in position to qualify for Euro 2020 with just one game remaining. […]
Preview: Can Big Mick Finally Make his Mark?
It’s said that familiarity breeds contempt which, depending on who you ask is starting to become true for Ireland and their newest international rivals, writes Ryan Kilbane.
The Goal Hanger Gallery
From 17-24 November the Goal Hanger is hosting a gallery in Angel, Islington, London featuring some of the biggest football illustrators such as David Squires and prints signed by BBC’s John Motson.
Bohemian Like You, A Decade of Emotion
Jamie Whelan charts Bohemians’ journey over the last ten years, from the abyss and back again, near collapse to a return to European competition.
Issue 5: 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.