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We're back with another Transfer Talk special. This week host Ahsan is joined by not one but two football journalists. Goal's Sam Lee & ESPN's Jonathan Johnson try and shed light on the various deals City are involved in trying to get done. Including of course the pursuit of Alexis Sanchez from Arsenal and Benjamin Mendy from Monaco. There's also mentions about Ryan Bertrand and Diego Costa.

The team round up by looking at Liverpool's aborted move for Virgil Van Dijk and what that spells for them.

We are absolutely delighted to welcome author and former Olympian Marti Perarnau to the 93:20 podcast. Marti is the author of two books about Pep Guardiola. The first, "Pep Confidential", was an in depth look at his two years in Bayern. He followed that up with "Pep Guardiola: The Evolution". A look at the tactical evolution of Pep from Barcelona to Bayern and beyond.

In this absolutely fascinating hour long conversation with host Ahsan, Marti talks candidly about City's first season with Pep in charge. Beginning with the decisions of last summer's transfer window, and moving through the peaks and troughs of the season itself, he provides a fascinating insight into the working mind of Pep. There's plenty for all Blues as Marti discusses everything from Raheem's development to Pep's relationship with Kun, to the tactical changes that were made throughout the season.

For Pep, interviews are his anathema, so we may never hear his honest thoughts on the season just gone, but listening to Marti speak is the next best thing.

Mr Daisycutter himself Stephen Tudor joins us for his review of the 16/17season in our third instalment. An interesting mix of positives and negatives from Ste rounded off with some questions from Howard and Ahsan.

In the second instalment of our Season Review series for the 16/17 season Howard Hockin is in the hot seat. Howard gives us his take on everything which unfolded in his own inimitably dry yet incredibly witty style!

Another transfer special. In today's pod host Ahsan is joined by goal.com's Sam Lee to discuss the latest on City's summer transfer business. Ahsan also asks Sam to talk about the anatomy of writing a transfer story. Fascinating as always to listen to Sam speak.

In the first instalment of our Season Review series for the 16/17 campaign Ahsan and Howard are joined by City Twitter's agent provocateur and one of our favourite contributors to the 93:20 podcast Paul Edwards aka Damocles. He talks us through his season in review. Intelligent, articulate, and eminently thought provoking.

A reaction pod to the breaking news that Bernardo Silva is set to join Manchester City. Host Lloyd Scragg is joined by Goal's Sam Lee and Stefan Borson to discuss how his signing effects the squad and also who could be next!

The team are back for their final podcast of the season! Ahsan is joined by Howard and Stefan as they look back at a gloriously straight forward win over Watford which cemented a third place finish in the league for the club.

Much talk centres around the resurgence of Vincent Kompany, the unbelievable form of Sergio Aguero, and the various goodbyes which we are saying to players who are out of contract. The team also discuss how Gabriel Jesus's position on the right side of the attack will effect Raheem Sterling as well as talking about what Yaya Toure's legacy at the club will be.

They round up as always with three relatively quick fire questions from Twitter.

The team are back! This week host Ahsan is joined by Ste, Howard, and goal.com journalist Sam Lee to talk through the relatively straightforward victories over Leicester and West Brom, and to bid a fond farewell to Pablo Zabaleta. Much discussion on the Aguero/Jesus partnership, the resurgence of Vincent Kompany, and plenty of other City related stuff. Plus as always they take some questions from Twitter.

Sit back and plug into another 90 minutes of epic MCFC podcasting from the boys.

Lloyd Scragg's back in the host's chair alongside Stephen Tudor for a quick preview of tomorrow's crunch game with Leicester City. The lads also take a look at the race for the top four and discuss who deserves to be named City's Player of the Year...