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'It's ridiculous to me how any LOI club would be regretting the decision go with Virgin'

'It's ridiculous to me how any LOI club would be regretting the decision go with Virgin'

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DECLAN MCBENNETT'S DEFENCE of RTÉ's lack of League of Ireland coverage caught the attention of Gavin Cooney and Shane Keegan on this week's episode of The Football Family podcast, The 42′s subscriber exclusive football show.
The lads contrasted the production quality of RTÉ and Virgin's LOI broadcasts, analysed McBennett's argument that clubs may come to regret that Virgin attained the rights to the league and discussed what the armchair viewer really wants to see on their TVs.
Get the entire podcast episode below for in-depth League of Ireland chat and more!
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