Oldham Athletic Director Barry Owen spoke exclusively to 98FM's Now That's What I Call Sport and Johnny Lyons on Sunday morning. He says he is ashamed to be British after the club were forced not to sign convicted rapist Ched Evans due to pressure from the public and sponsors.
Evans has not been able to find a new club after being released from prison after serving his sentence for rape.
Oldham announced that they were going to sign the striker, but pulled out due to huge pressure.
In a rare media interview, Owen says he had lunch with Evans last week and how he deserves another chance.
Listen to the full 20 minute exclusive interview here
The League of Ireland season kicks off in two weeks and we continued our look ahead to the big kick off. We covered Bohemians last weekend, and this week it's 2013 league winners and FAI Cup holders St. Patrick's Athletic.
Stephen Doyle chated to Manager Liam Buckley, striker Christy Fagan and winger Conan Byrne.
The ICC Cricket World Cup is into it’s second week and after Ireland’s brilliant opening win over the West Indies, Jonathan Garth tells us if Ireland can beat the UAE on Wednesday.
Stephen Doyle was in Tallaght yesterday for Shamrock Rovers vs LA Galaxy. Ireland captain Robbie Keane spoke to him after the game. Galaxy won 1-0.
While our Sunday Newspapers slot with Jamie Moore discussed racism in football, changes to underage football in Ireland, Mike Ross and competition for places in the 6 Nations and what the Irish cricket team have been getting up to in their down time at the World Cup.
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Next week we will look back on week 3 of the Cricket World Cup, preview Shamrock Rovers' League of Ireland season and talking to Keith Wood about Ireland v England in the 6 Nations.
