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Con Artist Promotions (@Con_Artistes) are delighted to announce the return of arguably the best football podcast in the world for an evening at The Griffith College Conference Centre in a fully seated event.
James Richardson is joined by an A-list panel of Barry Glendenning, Gregg Bakowski & Paul MacInnes as they bring their usual mix of puns and punditry in advance of our live screening of Real Madrid Vs Liverpool from the Champions League. There'll be pre-game Q&A, half-time analysis and your chance to put your questions to the panel in an extended Q&A session after the full time whistle.
Special warm-up act in the shape of Ringo: Music Bingo. The world's greatest comedy-music-intro-game-not-quiz. Ronan plays the intros to well known songs, if that band is on your sheet you cross them off (it's not a quiz, he gives you the answer via comedy clues) first to fill the sheet wins prizes! A specially made Football TV show themes, soccer songs and whatnot round has been put together for the night. Ole!
€1 from every ticket sold will be donated to www.ie.movember.com.
Tickets: The Guardian Football Weekly + Real Madrid v Liverpool + Ringo Music Bingo- Eventbrite
Running Order
17:30 - Doors Open
18:15 - Ringo: Music Bingo - Football Special!
19.00 - Panel on stage
19.45 - First Half RM V LPL
20.30 - Half-time analysis
20.45 - Second Half
21.30 - Post-match Q&A
JAMES RICHARDSON
The legend of Football Italia, James has been the voice of the Guardian's award-winning Football Weekly podcast since it launched in 2006. He also is the host of BT Sport's Sunday Night Football show – as well as Channel 5's World's Strongest Man competition. In 2011, AC Jimbo was voted the nation's favourite football pundit by FHM magazine
GREGG BAKOWSKI
Gregg Bakowski (né Roughley) is the Guardian's top Scouse subeditor and sometime minute-by-minuter. Having played the game to the highest level of all the Football Weekly pod squad - for Marine FC since you asked, but not at the same time as Jason McAteer - Gregg provides a Hansen-like level of insight and analysis that comes naturally to all ex-pros. A pioneering wingback coached by current West Brom boss Alan Irvine, he once marked a 14-year-old Damien Duff and clattered into David Dunn, but not in the same match. He shares a season ticket at Anfield.
PAUL MACINNES
Paul MacInnes is the editor of the Guardian Guide. In his 15 years at the Guardian, he's also edited the Music and Football websites, hosted the Music Weekly podcast, created the Fiver (true) and invented live blogging (possibly). Paul is both a lapsed Catholic and a lapsed ginger, but no one can dispute that he is Norwich's favourite son.
BARRY GLENDENNING
Sunderland-supporting Barry has been James' wingman on Football Weekly since the very beginning. A former music journalist, he is the Guardian website's deputy sports editor, and also co-hosts a Sunday morning show on TalkSport with Soccer AM's Max Rushden. Barry hails from Birr, Co. Offaly, and - as the son of a vet – he knows his way around many a farmyard animal
The Venue
Situated in the heart of Dublin, Griffith Conference Centre is a prime purpose-built convention venue situated along the scenic banks of the Grand Canal, only 2 kilometres from St. Stephen's Green. The conference meeting rooms have been custom designed to provide the finest state-of-the-art facilities and the perfect environment for a successful and productive event. Our Dublin Conference Centre and venue enjoys the convenience of a self-contained campus, complete with a restaurant, bar and catering facilities. Limited free parking is available on campus.
James Richardson is joined by an A-list panel of Barry Glendenning, Gregg Bakowski & Paul MacInnes as they bring their usual mix of puns and punditry in advance of our live screening of Real Madrid Vs Liverpool from the Champions League. There'll be pre-game Q&A, half-time analysis and your chance to put your questions to the panel in an extended Q&A session after the full time whistle.
Special warm-up act in the shape of Ringo: Music Bingo. The world's greatest comedy-music-intro-game-not-quiz. Ronan plays the intros to well known songs, if that band is on your sheet you cross them off (it's not a quiz, he gives you the answer via comedy clues) first to fill the sheet wins prizes! A specially made Football TV show themes, soccer songs and whatnot round has been put together for the night. Ole!
€1 from every ticket sold will be donated to www.ie.movember.com.
Tickets: The Guardian Football Weekly + Real Madrid v Liverpool + Ringo Music Bingo- Eventbrite
Running Order
17:30 - Doors Open
18:15 - Ringo: Music Bingo - Football Special!
19.00 - Panel on stage
19.45 - First Half RM V LPL
20.30 - Half-time analysis
20.45 - Second Half
21.30 - Post-match Q&A
JAMES RICHARDSON
The legend of Football Italia, James has been the voice of the Guardian's award-winning Football Weekly podcast since it launched in 2006. He also is the host of BT Sport's Sunday Night Football show – as well as Channel 5's World's Strongest Man competition. In 2011, AC Jimbo was voted the nation's favourite football pundit by FHM magazine
GREGG BAKOWSKI
Gregg Bakowski (né Roughley) is the Guardian's top Scouse subeditor and sometime minute-by-minuter. Having played the game to the highest level of all the Football Weekly pod squad - for Marine FC since you asked, but not at the same time as Jason McAteer - Gregg provides a Hansen-like level of insight and analysis that comes naturally to all ex-pros. A pioneering wingback coached by current West Brom boss Alan Irvine, he once marked a 14-year-old Damien Duff and clattered into David Dunn, but not in the same match. He shares a season ticket at Anfield.
PAUL MACINNES
Paul MacInnes is the editor of the Guardian Guide. In his 15 years at the Guardian, he's also edited the Music and Football websites, hosted the Music Weekly podcast, created the Fiver (true) and invented live blogging (possibly). Paul is both a lapsed Catholic and a lapsed ginger, but no one can dispute that he is Norwich's favourite son.
BARRY GLENDENNING
Sunderland-supporting Barry has been James' wingman on Football Weekly since the very beginning. A former music journalist, he is the Guardian website's deputy sports editor, and also co-hosts a Sunday morning show on TalkSport with Soccer AM's Max Rushden. Barry hails from Birr, Co. Offaly, and - as the son of a vet – he knows his way around many a farmyard animal
The Venue
Situated in the heart of Dublin, Griffith Conference Centre is a prime purpose-built convention venue situated along the scenic banks of the Grand Canal, only 2 kilometres from St. Stephen's Green. The conference meeting rooms have been custom designed to provide the finest state-of-the-art facilities and the perfect environment for a successful and productive event. Our Dublin Conference Centre and venue enjoys the convenience of a self-contained campus, complete with a restaurant, bar and catering facilities. Limited free parking is available on campus.
