Extratime.com Podcast - Season 11 - Episode 16 - Aaron McEneff - Paul O'Hehir - Macdara Ferris
Aaron McEneff Credit: Clare McCahill (ETPhotos)
In an engaging series of discussions, the extratime.com podcast offers a a journey from European qualifiers to the A-League in Australia, finishing with first-hand experiences from the UEFA Champions League Final.
A Must-Win Game for Ireland
In the first part of the podcast, host Luke Jordan invites Paul O’Hehir, renowned football correspondent from the Irish Daily Mirror, to discuss the upcoming European qualifier where the Boys in Green will face off against Greece. The anticipation is thick in the air, as this game could potentially be a turning point for Ireland's manager, Stephen Kenny. The question looming over the conversation – is this a make-or-break moment for Kenny?
From Hearts to the Heart of Australia
Transitioning to the second part of the podcast, Jordan welcomes Perth Glory midfielder, Aaron McEneff. The Derry native recently embarked on an exciting new chapter in his career, moving to Australia to join the A-League. McEneff delves into his early experiences Down Under, detailing his settling in process and the surprising standard of the A-League.
Reflecting on his football journey so far, McEneff also shares insights into his departure from Hearts, his fond memories from his stint at Shamrock Rovers, and expresses his opinions on Derry City's performance this season.
A Grand Reunion and European Football Tales
Wrapping up the show, the third segment sees a delightful reunion between Jordan and Macdara. Back from his exciting travels, Macdara shares fascinating anecdotes from his trip to Istanbul, where he reported on the UEFA Champions League Final.
This week's podcast plots its way from implications of a European qualifier to understanding a player's journey across continents, and concluding with an inside glimpse into one of the most prestigious football championship finals in the world. Tune in for quite the global football journey.
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About Luke Jordan
Luke joined the extratime.com team in 2022 and is the current host of the extratime.com podcast.
He’s been a follower of the league since 2007 after the FAI Soccer camps gave out … View Full Profile