Across The Divide

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.

All good things must come to an end and it was the podcast's unbeaten league run that ended at the weekend. Ashley & Ricky discuss their side's dramatic losses and don't try very hard not to talk about VAR

We're both still undefeated, but the League Cup is now officially cancelled. We also talk permitted hatred, the Selhurst Park concourse and the imminent return of a certain former Spurs manager

Both teams remain unbeaten in the league, but really it's the little things that matter more, like getting annoyed by fan pet peeves or enjoying the pettiness of booing ex-rival players. We look back on a dramatic point for Arsenal at Stamford Bridge, a routine win for Spurs, and discuss the best way to enjoy your team being top of the league.

Ashley & Ricky are joined by their dad and younger brother in a special episode of Across the Divide. What does Ashley & Ricky's dad make of this whole situation and where does younger brother, Darren fit in? All is revealed.

A great weekend for Arsenal and Spurs so there should be little to moan about. However, underdogs, flying pies and club 'anthems' still some spark some lively conversation.

In this episode, we dive into the VAR madness, pity penalties, and share the thrill of watching the game without any spoilers

It was honours even on Sunday, which means a relatively shiny, happy post-NLD pod in which we discuss the nervousness that comes with watching your team play out from the back, Arsenal's keeper controversy and the ease of parking near the Emirates.

In this episode, we take an early dive into the highly anticipated North London Derby, but without discussing the teams, tactics or anything much related to the game itself. The real kicker though, is Ashley's travel adventure as he races against the clock to make it to the game.