After a week off, we return to recap three games for Arsenal and one for Spurs. The red side of north London continues to fly high in the Premier League, but a trip to Portugal was less successful, meanwhile Ashley still hasn't got over Emerson Royal's performance against Wolves.

With seven matches to cover, we try and impose some structure to the pod, with varying levels of success. We discuss key topics of the day, including permissible celebrations, the relative merits of 6-0 thrashings and 96th minute winners and being annoyed at how bad your opponents are

We're back from our winter break and ready to reflect on the latest results as Arsenal get back on track in style and Spurs earn a creditable point at Old Trafford. We then look ahead to a huge FA Cup game for Spurs and some midweek PL fun, before going head to head in our first ever pod quiz!

Blurb: Mixed fortunes in the FA Cup mean mixed moods in the pod, but Ricky's looking on the bright side. Meanwhile, the transfer window is open and Spurs are getting their business done early, causing us to reflect on surprise signings of the past.

We're back! And we have a lot to catch up on, with six games since the last pod.

We talk all six to a greater or lesser extent, along with wisdom of fans behind and imminent FA Cup magic

It's 2-0 victories all round this week and Arsenal are back on top of the league, but we also discuss whether Declan Rice actually is the best player in the league, football fan media conspiracies and an in-depth analysis of Emerson Royal's journey home from Nottingham

After Spurs ended their winless run, Ashley finally enjoys bragging rights as Ricky rues Arsenal's disappointing defeat at Villa. Meanwhile, Callum Wilson learns that podcasting can be a dangerous game

Out of date before it even hits the metaphorical shelves, we take a moment to look back at Wolves and City plus the midweek drama at Kenilworth Road, while stopping to ponder fluorescent kits, scoring with your shoulder and lots more besides

Ashley does his best to avoid discussing Spurs' current fortunes but is only too happy to question Ricky's description of Kai Havertz's late winner at Brentford. There's also the question of who Ricky will support when Spurs take on Man City on Sunday.

Neither brother wanted to ponder too much about either side's latest result, but for very different reasons. More time was spent discussing the Chelsea vs Man City game and when it's ok to cheer for your rivals.