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Brand new football podcast about Carlow league the 'How is He Podcast' hosted by Podge Doyle and Popa Dowling , Photo: Pixabay
Brand new football podcast about Carlow league the 'How is He Podcast' hosted by Podge Doyle and Popa Dowling.
The podcast focuses on all things from the grassroots football league in Carlow, from talking about match results, fixtures and bringing on guests to hear their individual knowledge and ideas about the game. Along with many stories and memories from the lads over the years with their time in Carlow Soccer.
The two hosts Podge and Popa have been involved in the game in Carlow for many many years and know everything from teams, players and all the bits in between.
The podcast comes at a perfect time as the battle for the Carlow Premiere Division is red hot between New Oak and Crettyard to see who will eventually be at the top of the Carlow league.
Currently the lads have two podcasts uploaded with run times on both well over the hour mark and make a great listen for anyone interested in Carlow Soccer.
The podcast can be found on Spotify by simply typing 'How is He Podcast' into the search bar or by following the link. LINK HERE. Definitely worth a listen and best of luck to the lads on all future episodes.
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