Coffee With A Kick

A tumultuous midweek foisted itself upon many an unsuspecting squad this matchday. From the top of the table to the bottom of the table, very few felt safe.

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Liverpool is starting to feel a bit like Jeff Goldblum in the back of a Jurassic Park Jeep. Arsenal and Nottingham aren't letting up and Liverpool are stumbling ever so slightly. Meanwhile, the relegation fight is getting clarified with four teams in the race for 16th and 17th.

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A lot happened over the last 10 days and the schedule for the Premier League is a gauntlet until the February break. Join Zander and Kegan for the Midweek madness.

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It's time for a mini-EPL break for some FA Cup action, but before we that, we have to talk about the point-drop-palooza in Matchday 20.

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The second half of the season starts now. Two titans on disparate paths collide this weekend. Will it be Liverpool or Manchester United who come away as the victor?

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2025 is here and whatever anyone else says, the season is not over yet. Liverpool still has some work to do before getting their crown and Manchester United may not be in the Premier League next year. Shocking, I know, but it's not beyond the realm of possibility.

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And a Happy New Year, well, almost New Year. We hit the halfway point this matchday as clubs try to set up their homestretch with some good results. Some have easier paths to it than others. Looking at you City and Chelsea. Better come through here if you want even a whiff of Liverpool come April. 2024 ends today on Coffee with a Kick.

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Merry Christmas everyone! Not sure why you’re taking time out from your family gatherings to spend a few minutes with us, but we’re happy to see you nonetheless. Almost as happy as some of these clubs are for their matchups in the Boxing Day fixtures (plus Friday) fixtures. And who knows? Maybe my Wolves will give me a present of their own on top of their previous victory. We’ll make good time through our picks today on Coffee with a Kick.

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The last matches before Christmas and all through the Isles, not a spirit was stirring and no one seemed riled. The malaise of deep winter has stricken the big boys while Chelsea keeps winning and making such noise. Now the sides are all set and chosen each pick today on this episode of Coffee with a Kick.

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What can we say about this weekend? Honestly, it was a bit of a downer. The Wolves cannot stop a set piece to save their manager’s life and Manchester City continue to be... What exactly are they at this point? An overpaid maybe qualifier for the Champions League next season? A bit harsh, perhaps, but they aren’t quieting any doubters. Commiseration commences today on Coffee with a Kick.

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