Pep Guardiola is a great manager. Sure, sure. But when it comes to refreshing his team, he's no where near Sir Alex Ferguson. After City's loss to Spurs this weekend, it's hard to see Guardiola's City pushing for the title as they sit in 13th place after 8 games.  

Manchester City star Phil Foden has described scoring for England as 'one of the best' moments of his short career to date. It's just too bad that the match meant absolutely nothing; luckily no spectators were on hand to watch such pointless drivel. 

Paul Pogba has admitted he is currently dealing with the most 'difficult' period of his career. The Manchester United star has struggled for form so far this season which has seen him fall down the midfield pecking order at Old Trafford. Maybe now is the time to consider selling him? Mike and Paul discuss. 

American Huckster is the first inside account of the international soccer scandal that rocked the world. At the heart of the corruption is the incredible story of a larger-than-life New York soccer dad who illegally raked in millions at the top of the most powerful and dirtiest sports organization on the planet, and became an FBI whistleblower to save his own skin. The Legend opens up the EPLpod vault and plays a previously unreleased interview from November 2017 with author Mary Papenfuss. 

Jürgen Klopp has claimed next summer’s European Championship could be decimated by injuries if a compressed schedule is not addressed after Trent Alexander-Arnold was injured during Liverpool’s 1-1 draw at Manchester City. Mike and Paul discuss all of the biggest injuries this weekend in the Premier League and pay their respects to Canadian great, Alex Trebek. 

British newspaper The Sun reported that Giggs was arrested at his home in Manchester on Sunday after a “disturbance” and was later released on bail. Mike and Paul discuss. 

Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang scored the only goal of the game from the penalty spot as Arsenal beat hosts Manchester United 1-0 to secure its first win for 14 years in a Premier League match at Old Trafford. But let's face, Arsenal didn't look much better than Manchester United on the day. 

Praised for his campaigning against child poverty during the pandemic, Manchester United striker Marcus Rashford made just as explosive an impact in the Champions League on Wednesday when he came off the bench to embarrass Julian Nagelsmann and the rest of RB Leipzig by scoring a hatrick.

Jamie Vardy kept up his brilliant scoring record against Arsenal by coming off the bench to earn Leicester a 1-0 win at Emirates Stadium in the Premier League on Sunday. Special Guest Paul gets caught up in the latest Zoom accident of shame. 

The Legend talks with The Guardian's chief Manchester football correspondent Jamie Jackson about his latest book titled The Red Apprentice: Ole Gunnar Solskjaer: The Making of Manchester United's Great Hope. Here's a link to buy the book: https://www.amazon.ca/Red-Apprentice-Solskjaer-Manchester-Uniteds/dp/B082XHBYKD