This week Frank says some sus stuff, and we react to Spurs' shock defeat the Dynamo Zagreb and we look to the incredible Champions League draw.

This week's reaction to the Champions League results, Chris Wilder's departure and Brighton's poor performance this season.

This week Frank definitely understands the rules...

This week the boys discuss Spurs sloppy form and whether Mourinho is still the right fit for Spurs, Sancho's future in Germany and whether Pope or Pickford deserve the gloves for England during the Euros 2021 (Frank gets absolutely shut down during this part). Hope you enjoy listening folks. 

This week we start off with a horrid song, we talk about this weeks games, Harry doesn't really talk much, and Billy drinks half a pint of orange juice. Thanks for listening.

This week Frank does the intro, the boys react to City smashing Liverpool, and discuss Phil Foden's excellence this season.

I've uploaded this stupid episode about 5 times because Frank docent know how to talk appropriately. I can't be bothered to do another descripton.

This week David has apparently done nothing (see end of podcast), apart from record the podcast, set up the meeting for the podcast, edit and mix the podcast, feedback loop the podcast to increase the quality of the podcast, upload the podcast to 5 different sites, created the cover art for the podcast, write descriptions and titles for the podcast, record adverts for the podcast, all of which takes multiple hours. But no, David has had as Harry said a "shitshow" allegedly, for not doing a crappy U22's Combined XI that realistically nobody cares about. Funny how nobody reads the description, happy listening, which ironically, you wouldn't be doing, without David. 

This week the boys discuss the relegation battle at the bottom of the premier league and what teams can do to turn their season around. Later on we discuss Lampard's sacking and debate how Tuchel will fare with his new job.

This week the boys react to this weeks results, look into the confrontation between Klopp and Dyche, and discuss whether Lampard is the right man for the job at Chelsea.