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The Quiz Night, a new book, pre-season friendlies and no more Aaron McEneff or Rovers II are amongst this month's topics along with the return of the TFTES Hotline~! 11 Rovers fans send in their pick to comprise an All-Time Worst XI while friends and family of the late Maureen Connolly share personal memories of a great Hoop.

We cover all the off-season news including Jack's move to APOEL. Our Player of the Year interview series continues with 2006 award winner and Rovers II manager Aidan Price, while Aifric Ní Mháille talks about following the Hoops and her own experience with the pandemic working as a nurse in Dublin.

Our last episode of 2020 has belated thoughts on the Cup final, Rovers' new signings and a new edition of the Members Corner with Ed Saul to talk his Under 17s coaching role, the Pride of Ringsend and more.

Stephen Bradley joins us in studio for a wide-ranging, near two-hour chat about his tenure as Shamrock Rovers manager since 2016. After getting the gaffer's thoughts on the recent final defeat to Dundalk and his new signings, we talk winning the league and an FAI Cup, Europe, dealing with the media, the derby run and tough times, the turning point, the importance of the fans (especially on the wall against Ilves), his group, his playing career, his footballing philosophy and influences and more.

It's the FAI Cup final preview show with a rundown of the win over Sligo, our first ever interview with a Bohs supporter and the debut of the TFTES Hotline, where 10 Rovers fans answer our five big questions.

We talk the three penalties in four minutes at Ballybofey last week. There's highlights of RTE reporter and lifelong Hoops fan Samantha Libreri's interview from the upcoming Rovers documentary, recorded at our old home of Morton Stadium.

Ah listen. This show is packed. We have three games and three Ireland call ups to discuss, league trophy celebrations and Shelegation, plus interviews with Joey O'Brien and Bartley Ramsay.

It's the champions* edition of TFTES as we talk clinching the league and Sunday's game in Donegal. 2010 Player of the Year Stephen Rice joins us for the 10th anniversary of title no. 16.

We're back with our belated review of the win over Sligo and an interview with 80s legend Jacko McDonagh.

There's our recap of the 4-0 win at Oriel Park, Jack Byrne's performance and Ireland call up, and an interview with former Sligo and Shamrock Rovers striker Danny North ahead of Friday's game.

We look at two great performances against AC Milan and Waterford in the past week and interview SRFC TV camera man Rafael Francischini.

It's the first ever Zoom edition of TFTES recorded from both Crumlin and Lucan. We talk a routine win in Cork before AC Milan fan Mauro Meroni helps preview the Italian Job.

We talk the 4 in a row over Bohs and interview Hoops fan Phelim Warren about the new audio described commentary service at games, his dad, derbies, Stephen Kenny as Ireland manager and more.

Our first in-studio guest in almost half a year is Rovers midfielder Greg Bolger, who tells us about his season-ending injury, his attitude when starting on the bench and what he changed ahead of the 2019 campaign, which ended in FAI Cup glory and a fourth winners' medal at the Aviva. He picks his all-time five-a-side and recalls playing alongside a teenage Ronan Finn at UCD and trips to Mick Wallace's vineyard at his native Wexford Youths. We talk old derby hoodoos ahead of Saturday's Bohs game after Greg helps review a crazy Europa League tie against Ilves Tampere, the heroics of Alan Mannus and Joey 'Frankenstein' O'Brien in an intense penalty shootout and the difference the small number of fans made on the night. Then we have reaction to the AC Milan draw and Monday's Cup win over Cork.

We talk another scoreless draw with Shelbourne and interview Ilves Tampere fan Topi Yrjölä ahead of Thursday's big Europa League tie.

We look at the St Pat's stalemate and interview League of Ireland legend Tony Sheridan ahead of the Rovers v Shelbourne game on Friday.

There's reaction to another big win in Derry and the European draw along with two interviews, former Rovers striker Sean Boyd and Women's Under 17's manager Sean Kelly.

After 147 days without a game we have both the live and stream perspective of Rovers' win over Finn Harps. There's interviews with 1998-99 Player of the Year Tony O'Dowd and Tallaght based Derry City fan 'Scoops' Graeme Taylor ahead of Sunday's trip up north.

There's an interview with 1980s super striker Alan Campbell as we look ahead to the restart of the LOI season against Finn Harps on Saturday.

We interview goalkeeper Gavin Bazunu about debuting for Shamrock Rovers and signing for Manchester City at the age of 16. Media officer Mark Lynch talks the league restart and club membership drive.