All aboard the Monday Night Club as Mark Chapman is joined by Micah Richards, Chris Sutton and The Athletic's Adam Crafton. Chappers tries to explain why he was dressed as a train driver for BBC Sport's FA Cup coverage at the weekend, before getting the guys back on track to talk about more pressing matters... Boreham Wood's matchwinner against Bournemouth, Mark Ricketts, tells us what causing the biggest shock of the weekend meant to the team and how they feel about taking on Everton in the next round. Nedum Onuoha joins us to discuss the men's African Cup of Nations final, which ended with one of the tensest penalty shootouts as Senegal beat Egypt to win their first AFCON title. Mo Salah didn't get to take a penalty for Egypt because he was last in the order, posing the question: should your best penalty taker go first or last in a shootout? Ahead of a documentary release on Friday, Wayne Rooney has spoken about how his eternal anger impacted his playing style, his struggle with fame and how he turned to alcohol to cope in those dark moments. Chris and Micah share their personal experiences and how they can relate to some of Rooney's stories. And Kidderminster manager Russ Penn drops by to tell us about their heartbreaking loss to West Ham on Saturday and his post-match chat with David Moyes. TOPICS 04:40 - Mark Ricketts 13:27 - AFCON reaction with Nedum 19:35 - Penalty shootout debate 29:31 - Wayne Rooney discussion 51:20 - Kidderminster manager Russ Penn