Part 2 of our 50th episode. We round up our choices for the Top 10 Greatest Sporting moments with some controversial red cards being branded in the process. You can now vote on YOUR Top 10 moments from a list of potential 25 as decided by the lads, ranking them 1-10 in order of Greatness. Use the survey link below to participate and we will announce the Ball Chat Greatest Sporting Moments at the start of the episode next week.

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#BSHLOUT and Everton’s woes take prime position in the podcast this week. Newcastle United are in the transfer market for everyone under the age of 45 it seems, though they’re struggling to attract marquee names. And we look forward to a pant-bulging UFC 270 this weekend, headlined by former gym mates Francis Ngannou and Ciryl Gane for the heavyweight championship of the world!

This week on the podcast we have our premable ramble about the AFCON tournament and whether it's letting itself down on the world stage as it strives for football credibility. We give you an update on the latest transfer news including Chris Wood's move to Newcastle and Lucas Digne signing for Villa. We also have an NFL playoffs preview and a bumper edition of the things you might have missed.

This week on the podcast we discuss Novak Djokovic's crisis at the Australian border as he is denied entry, we analyse last weekends huge games in the title race and study Ralf Ragnicks embarkment as head coach of Manchester United.

The lads round up an immense year across every frontier of sport (the one they're most interested in, anyway) and give out their maiden awards, including Shithouse of the Year, Lizard of the Year, and Company Man of the Year (which surprisingly didn’t go to Flynn). One year into the Ball Chat takeover, here’s to another, and another, and another . .  . 

A very hungover set of Ball Chat hosts do their best to talk Sport on this week's podcast. If you an avid cricket fan I would give this one a miss to be fair. Usual combat sports including a war between Chisora and Parker and the wind-up merchant Jake Paul.

This week we welcome Stevie Young Culture on the podcast to talk Formula 1 controversy, Gerrard's early success at the helm of Villa Park and Arteta's handling of Pierre-Emerick Aubamayang. We also go through the huge events at UFC 269 with some mammoth upsets, and the stellar performances on show in the boxing last weekend.

This week on the podcast Jim and Bissett ponder over West Ham and Manchester United's chances of clinching 4th place in the Premier League, they review a controversial Der Klassiker between Borussia Dortmund and Bayern Munich and discuss what the future might hold for the Women's Game. In the UFC, there is a review of Rob Fonts battle with Jose Aldo and in the boxing Anthony Yarde avenges his 2020 defeat against Lyndon Arthur along with a controversial win for up and coming Hamazah Sheeraz against Bradley Skeete.