Episodes

  • "I left Glentoran because I felt i'd never have full control"- Dungannon Swifts manager Rodney McAree

    "I left Glentoran because I felt i'd never have full control"- Dungannon Swifts manager Rodney McAree
    Oct 2 2024
    Steven Beacom is joined by Dungannon Swifts manager, Rodney McAree, to talk about his side's remarkable start to the season and why he left Glentoran. Former Cliftonville and Institute manager Paddy McLaughlin, also joins to tell us about his ‘regrets’ on leaving the Solitude hotseat, plus his desire to return to the dugout. We also look ahead to Larne’s historic European match against Molde, Friday's ‘Big Two’ derby between Linfield and Glentoran, and reflect on Stuart King's departure from Carrick Rangers.

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    46 mins
  • 'The job I got wasn't the job I agreed to do'- Former Linfield General Manager David Graham

    'The job I got wasn't the job I agreed to do'- Former Linfield General Manager David Graham
    Sep 25 2024
    Former Linfield General Manager David Graham joins host Keith Bailie and chief sportswriter Steven Beacom for this week’s edition of BelTel Football. David reflects on his time at Windsor Park and calls for David Jeffrey to be installed as the club’s new Director of Football. The panel also discuss Larne manager Tiernan Lynch’s potential move to St. Johnstone, Ballymena United’s incredible run of form and this weekend’s Sports Direct Premiership fixtures.

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    44 mins
  • Stuart King: "Managing Carrick Rangers has given me sleepless nights"

    Stuart King: "Managing Carrick Rangers has given me sleepless nights"
    Sep 18 2024
    Carrick Rangers manager Stuart King joins host Keith Bailie and Irish League legend David Jeffrey in the studio for this week's edition to BelTel Football. Stuart reflects on his time as Carrick boss and his experience working with the club's American owner Michael Smith. Belfast Telegraph Chief Sports Writer Steven Beacom drops in to discuss the collapse of the plan for Casement Park to host Euro 2028 games, while the panel reflect on Linfield's 0-0 draw with Cliftonville and look ahead to this weekend's action.

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    41 mins
  • 'Shameful and unacceptable' scenes in Bulgaria after NI loss & Linfield and Larne prepare for battle

    'Shameful and unacceptable' scenes in Bulgaria after NI loss & Linfield and Larne prepare for battle
    Sep 11 2024
    Irish League legend David Jeffrey joins host Keith Bailie and Chief Sportswriter Steven Beacom to discuss this Saturday's crunch game between Linfield and Larne. Also on Bel Tel Football, the panel reflect on a mixed week for Northern Ireland as the Green and White Army suffered 'shameful and unacceptable' treatment in Bulgaria. David Jeffrey also pays tribute to Irish League referee Keith Kennedy, who died suddenly aged 33 last Wednesday.

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    40 mins
  • "I didn't let the noise around my appointment affect me"- Cliftonville manager Jim Magilton

    "I didn't let the noise around my appointment affect me"- Cliftonville manager Jim Magilton
    Sep 4 2024
    Cliftonville manager Jim Magilton joins Keith Bailie and Steven Beacom in the studio to discuss his controversial appointment, the famous Irish Cup win and the Reds hopes for the future. The panel also discuss Larne's Conference League draw, Loughgall's Sunday football challenge and this weekend's international double header. How will Northern Ireland cope without Manchester United defender Jonny Evans?

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    46 mins
  • Linfield boss David Healy rejects Raith Rovers, Loughgall’s Sunday football victory and Dungannon win after horror car crash

    Linfield boss David Healy rejects Raith Rovers, Loughgall’s Sunday football victory and Dungannon win after horror car crash
    Aug 28 2024
    Irish League legend David Jeffrey and Belfast Telegraph Chief Sportswriter Steven Beacom join host Keith Bailie to discuss David Healy’s decision to reject Raith Rovers and remain at Linfield. The panel also ask if Ballymena United and Dungannon Swifts should have been postponed after four Swifts players were involved in a car crash. There’s a preview of Larne’s crucial Conference League Play-Off with Lincoln Red Imps and the team reflect on Loughgall’s Sunday football victory over NIFL.

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    43 mins
  • Benji Magee joins Larne, Linfield win big on Glenavon's small pitch and Josh Carson is hit with a retrospective punishment

    Benji Magee joins Larne, Linfield win big on Glenavon's small pitch and Josh Carson is hit with a retrospective punishment
    Aug 21 2024
    Host Keith Bailie is joined by Belfast Telegraph sports journalists Steven Beacom and Conor McLaughlin to discuss Tuesday night's Sports Direct Premiership games as Linfield, Cliftonville and Crusaders maintain their 100% records. The panel discuss Benji Magee's move from Loughgall to Larne, ask if the Invermen's Conference League adventure is actually good for Irish League football and preview this weekend's games.

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    40 mins
  • Lee Bonis leaves Larne, weekend previews and does the Irish League need VAR?

    Lee Bonis leaves Larne, weekend previews and does the Irish League need VAR?
    Aug 14 2024
    Host Keith Bailie is joined by Irish League legend David Jeffrey and the Belfast Telegraph’s Chief Sports Writer Steven Beacom to discuss Lee Bonis’ move to ADO Den Haag, VAR in the Irish League and illegal payments in Irish League football. The panel also previews this weekend’s games as Coleraine host Ballymena United and new boys Portadown take on Glentoran.

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    38 mins