MAYOAREBACK

Well hello there folks, its a very special equation today as Mayo are back in an all Ireland filan and MAYOAREBACK have released the MAB Megamix for your listening pleasure. Our esteemed panellists count down the all time best audiobeds, as voted for by you, the hearty Mayo half-bakes, the loyal listeners to the MAYOAREBACK podcast. Did we get the songs in their correct places? Join TJ and Fat Larry on their cuntdown from 15 to 1 and let us know in the comments if you disagree! This is perfect match day listening and should get you ready to say Up Mayo from the get go next Sunday. Mayo are Back. Mayo Do Do Do!

A throwback Tuesday on this fine Friday morning as we finally get around to releasing the first ever MAYOAREBACK audiobed which features a full suite of esteemed contributors including PJ and Patsy Broderick. Also involved are the magnificent MEUTE - an eleven-piece techno marching band from Germany.

Now more than ever, Mayo need to go back to their gender fluid ways of '96.

TJ and Fat Larry cement themselves as two of Mayo GAA's foremost analysts and indeed podcasters. They go to extreme lengths and leave no stone unturned on their quest for Mayo greatness by recording the first few minutes of this particular podcast from the top of the reek. The planning and preparation is meticulous as always and they are certainly mirroring their playing cunterparts both on and off the field. The Louth game is reviewed in tremendous details whilst the Kerry game is previewed and anticipated also.

Fat Larry and TJ hit Mayo Fever pitch this week on the latest instalment of the MAYOAREBACK podcast. A serious amount of tactical nuance and nous is on show throughout this whirlwind podcast as they delve into the detail of what promises to be a huge semi in Croke park this weekend. There is the usual high jinx and how do as well as a real up Mayo from the get go style approach. Make sure to review and subscribe to Mayo's third or fourth hottest new podcast. Up Mayo!

With thanks to Fontaines DC, the Burkes and the very angry farmers from Moygownagh