On Episode 57 of the Acres of Space podcast Kings Evans is joined in the studio by Stuart Buxton.Firstly they chat about the appointment of Ralf Rangnick in the Manchester United hot seat to replace Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, can he really help the side in a 6 month interim period or should United have gone for a permanent manager straight away?Next they chat about Marcelo Bielsa’s comments regarding the future of football, due to too many games being played, is he right, are the players being pushed too much, and where will it all end?Finally, in a new feature they chat about Premier league “Moments” Iconic moments that have happened in the Premier League which stick in people's memory, this week is Sergio Aguero scoring his dramatic last gasp goal to seal a famous first Premier League title for Manchester City on the final day of the season in 2012.

On episode 56 of the podcast, we have part 2 of the chat with Ian Doyle, Chief Liverpool writer at the Liverpool Echo, On this episode we will chat about reinvesting in the side, instead of splashing out on lots of new players last summer, Also will Jurgen Klopp leave at the end of his contract? Mohamed Salah contract issues and we also chat about Harvey Elliot getting injured after finally being given the chance in the first teamIn the second part of the show, Kings evans, Mark Williams and Stuart Buxton are back in the studio to chat about Manchester United sacking Ole Gunnar SolskjærWhere has it gone wrong since Fergie left? and who do they bring in now to take the club forward?

On Episode 55 of the Podcast we have the Chief Liverpool writer for the Liverpool Echo, Ian Doyle.In the first episode of a two part interview, we chat to Ian about how he got into journalism, he chats about his favourite player(s) and game(s) and he also talks about getting interviews during the Covid-19 pandemic, why Brendan Rodgers didn’t succeed at LFC and the 4th goal when Liverpool met Barcelona at Anfield in 2019.In the final part of the show we are joined by Stuart Buxton and Mark Williams to chat about the appointment by Aston Villa of Steven Gerrard as their new head coach, Norwich City moving swiftly to appoint Dean Smith as the new man in charge after only leaving Villa 8 days previously finally they take a quick look at the international games played so far.

On Episode 54 of the podcast Kings Evans is joined once again by Stuart Buxton and Mark WilliamsOn this episode they chat about managers, firstly its Neil Warnock leaving Middlesbrough after just breaking the record for most games managed in the English game, then they chat about Dean Smith leaving Aston Villa after a run of 5 straight defeats and Danial Farke leaving Norwich City after a poor start to the season, but ironically have just had their first win.Next they talk about Newcastle United appointing Eddie Howe as their new Head Coach, can he lift the Magpies from near the foot of the Premier League, or are they going to get relegated and have to start from scratch and make their way up from the Championship.Finally they discuss Xavi returning to Barcelona and trying to make them a force again, can he improve the team from 9th in La Liga and bring back the glory days.

On Episode 53 of the podcast Kings Evans is joined by Stuart Buxton and Mark WilliamsOn this episode they chat about Nuno Espirito Santo, getting the sack at Tottenham Hotspur after managing the team for only 17 games, After a long summer, when lots of people were connected with the club, they appointed Santo and everything seemed fine, but Daniel Levy has decided it was the wrong appointment and moved swiftly to replace him with Antonio Conte who has won titles at Juventus, Chelsea and Inter MilanThey then move on to chat about Neil Warnock, who has broken the record of most games managed in English professional football. For such teams as Gainsborough Trinity, through to crystal Palace, Cardiff and MiddlesbroughFinally they talk about Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney, coming over from America to watch their team Wrexham AFC, ensuring a packed crowd at the Racecourse ground, plus they look at the potential to move up through the leagues.

On Episode 52 of the podcast Kings Evans is joined by Ian Jones, Barny Thompson and Max EldredBoth Max and Barney are Manchester United fans, and we have persuaded them to come on this week and dissect the big game last weekend when they were humiliated at their own ground, as Liverpool thrashed them 5-0We look at what went wrong for United, and what went right for Liverpool,Where does Ole Gunnar Solskjaer go from here? Can he keep his job, Or is it time for a change?We chat about the game and the impact it can have on United as they struggle to find the right team and formation to be consistent in the league, with lots of tough games coming up in the next few weeks, is ole the right man to have at the wheel?

On Episode 51of the podcast Kings Evans is once again joined by Stuart Buxton and Mark Williams.On this episode they chat about a few subjects, including could Raheem Sterling be leaving Manchester City, And if so, where could he end up?They will also chat about England playing behind closed doors after being given a stadium ban by UEFA, following trouble in the European Championship final against Italy, also the curious case of Jack Wiltshire, after having so much promise in the early part of his career, how has he ended up without a club, when he should be in his prime.Finally we chat about Derby games, after Wolves beat Villa last weekend, with 3 goals at the end of the game, we chat about the bragging rights and the feeling of your team getting the winner.

On Episode 50 of the podcast  Kings Evans, Mark Williams and Stuart Buxton are in the studio.This week they will be chatting about Newcastle united and their takeover and now becoming one of the richest clubs in the world.Can they spend freely and rocket up the Premier League?  Who do they buy first when the January transfer window opens, and how long will it take them to become a force in the game?Next, they talk about the problems at Southend United after losing last weekend the owner parted ways with manager Phil Brown , who has only won 2 games so far this season, with the club languishing near the bottom of the National League, and former player Stan Collymore offing to help the club, can they pull clear of the drop zone and avoid a third successive relegation?They then move on to chat about B teams being integrated into the EFL, could this become a reality, and if it were to happen how would the new setup work, would your local side have to give up their place to accommodate them?Finally as its our 50th episode, we also have a few bloopers in today’s episode just for some fun

On Episode 49 of the podcast  Kings Evans, Mark Williams and Stuart Buxton in the studio.This week they will be chatting about teams in the Premier League, firstly they chat about Manchester United v Everton, and Ronaldo and Pogba being dropped to the bench, Townsend’s goal and celebration and how Rafa Benitez, is slowly turning Everton in a tough team to beat.Next they chat about Liverpool v Manchester City, and how city failed to make their domination in the first half count, before moving on to chat about Mohammed Salah, firstly his magnificent goal to give Liverpool the lead and Secondly his contract situation at the club, can they afford to let him go? Who would replace him?Finally they look at some of the teams, who’s managers are already starting to feel the pressure, even with only 7 games played and also Watford who have already decided a change was needed and brought in Claudio Ranieri to manage the club.

Episode 45 of the podcast has Kings Evans, Stuart Buxton and Mark Williams in the studio, Firstly they discuss the recent International results, in which England beat Andorra 4-0 in an expected win, and stay top of the group, while Scotland beat Moldova 1-0 and Wales scored an injury time winner to both keep alive their dreams of making the 2022 world cup.Next they move on to chat about their ultimate 5 a side team, with other teams from amongst others Ian Jones, the Davies Locker, Adam Davies and even my 91 year old getting involved, trying to work out who would be a good player on a far smaller pitch, including players like David Beckham, Cristiano Ronaldo and Nigel Martyn..Who will have the best side?, that up to you to decide