What was looking like an unprecedented one-season trophy haul for Liverpool ended in a Champions League defeat at the hands of Real Madrid. We look into an anti-climatic end to Liverpool’s season, as well as what may change for them next season and beyond. Ancelotti’s ranking amongst the very best coaches is assessed, while this episode’s MUO is a comparative one.

With the season drawing to a close, we analyse how multiple teams fared - including discussing Arsenal’s late-season collapse, and how successful Liverpool’s season has been having played in every possible match.

This episode’s MUO is directed at supporters of the beautiful game.

We discuss Manchester City and Liverpool’s pursuit of the trophies left to play for as the season winds down to its conclusion. Several rules changes to the beautiful game have recently been touted, and we dissect each of these proposals. This episode’s MUO touches on the potential of a couple of young Gunners.

With English clubs appearing to have a stranglehold on the European competitions at present, we dissect who is most likely to lift this season’s Champions League and Europa League trophies.

A very intriguing forward comparison takes centre stage in this episode’s MUO.

City v Liverpool, United v Arsenal, Barca v Madrid. We explore Carraghers comments on City v Liverpool being the best rivalry we've had in this country before discussing North London's fight for 4th and the sticky situation Lampard has the Toffees in. AST soars through with this weeks MUO

The latest low-point in Man Utd’s tumultuous season surprisingly brings Mosh to boiling point in this shortened episode.

A rapidly-approaching two-legged World Cup qualifying playoff tie between Ghana and Nigeria is then dissected whilst also chiming in on the other African World Cup qualifiers africa presents us. This episode’s MUO implicates an awesome foursome .. Pause.

With Roman Abramovich in the process of relinquishing ownership of Chelsea, there was nowhere else to begin this episode than at the Roman Empire. PSGs customary Champions League collapse was then touched upon whilst we also discussed the impact of a couple of midfield maestros who have recently returned to England’s top flight, whilst also analysing the career cycle of players exposed very early to regular first-team football.

The episode’s MUO compares strikers who have donned the most famous club football jersey of them all - Hala Madrid.

3added back again, and we certainly picked the right weekend for our return. Player power, pushing P’s and agent fees is certainly at the core of our discussion, with an outstandingly entertaining Carabao cup final that took place between Chelsea and Liverpool also deciphered. We discussed how the Premier League table is shaping up, with just a third of the season remaining.

The end of the episode provides an encapsulating MUO.

We are back with our first episode of the year, highlighting the first international tournament of 2022 - the Africa Cup of Nations. Included in this discussion is the potential impact on clubs losing players for AFCON.

With a special guest appearance from Burnsy of The 1892 Podcast, we also dive into the status of the title race after Chelsea’s draw with Liverpool.

The episode concludes with an MUO from our special guest.

COVID takes centre stage once more, as we discuss the on and off-field issues football is facing with the battle against the virus. We discuss the premier league title race, heavyweight champions league last-16 battles that could have happened and are happening due to UEFA’s negligence, while also discussing the best current club starting 11s in Europe. This episode’s MUO highlights a Premier League centurion ⚽️