Ben Symes

So we heard from Stephen Kenny, who was talking about past.

They've had just this incredible summer of change where nine new players have come in.

And he was saying they may well have to dip in the market more because some of the injuries they have currently.

We also heard from Stephen Bradley.

We'll talk a bit more about Rovers later.

I also got the President's Cup coming up this weekend with themselves and Derry.

That looks like it's going to be an intriguing title race, doesn't it?

We kind of, I think, put those as the top two at the moment, don't we?

This is where we go and bring it to them.

We heard from you at Lone Town Camp last night as well.

So they're defending the double, which Shell's won the double not that long ago as well.

It's been kind of an intriguing rivalry between those two clubs.

And it takes even more of a shape when you consider that Noel Murray is going to be playing up front for Edlone Town rather than Shells this season after 120 goals plus that she scored for Shells in a decade.

We got to hear from one of Shelburne's most experienced players, Pearl Slattery.

Always a good listen here on the show as well.

So this is what Pearl had to say when she spoke to Stephen Doyle.

Shelburne, not the chase this season, they're the chasers.

Have a listen.

It was also interesting that Hannah West said yesterday she reckons they might have to go unbeaten for the season if they're to finish top.

I think as well, what probably happened, as happened last year, where Atleone had this glut of fixtures at the end of the season, it allowed the top four to be really close.