In this episode of the @EPLRoundTable, we discuss the favourites for the title, top four, European places, and relegation race now that we've (finally) reached the midpoint of the season, what is the biggest factor in players taking big developmental leaps, Burnley playing an actual match, if Dwight McNeil would be better off as a central midfielder, how Burnley will replace Chris Wood, if Tottenham are 2-3 years away from genuinely contending, what is going on with Giovanni Lo Celso at Tottenham, Hugo Lloris' contract extension, the incomings/outgoings that could happen at our clubs before the window shuts, and preview our coming matches.

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In this episode of the @EPLRoundTable, we discuss Everton's sacking of Rafa Benitez, if things ever could have worked for him at Everton, what to make of Arsenal's postponement of the North London Derby, if the Premier League needs to change their COVID rules (again), Wolves' big win against Southampton, what will happen with Adama Traore, if Liverpool are still in the title chase, Trent Alexander-Arnold on track to break the Premier League record for assists by a defender, how many signings our clubs will likely make this January, and preview our coming matches.

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In this episode of the @EPLRoundTable, we discuss the big winners and losers of the congested holiday period, the biggest surprises and best perfromances from the third round of the FA Cup, how our clubs approached our FA Cup matches this week, what Crystal Palace's attack will look like with several players away at AFCON, the high-profile players that Newcastle are targeting this January, how things are going under Russell Martin at Swansea, and what Swansea fans have made of Manchester United recalling Laird and re-loaning him to Bournemouth.

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In this episode of the @EPLRoundTable, we discuss the many match suspensions this matchweek due to COVID, how the Premier League should handle things moving forward, why Leeds have been struggling so mightily this season, the Liverpool v Tottenham match, if the anger towards the referees and Kane was due to the state of the title race, why Salah failed to score or assist for the first time since August, the impact of Burnley knowing they can be midtable if they win their games in hand, if Vydra and Rodriguez is Burnley's best pairing up front, Conte's approach to the Liverpool match, if Harry Winks will be able to revive his Spurs career after a strong performance on Sunday, the players at our clubs who could soon lock down a spot in the starting XI, and preview our coming matches.

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In this episode of the @EPLRoundTable, we discuss the amount of penalty calls this weekend, if an increase in penalty calls inherently helps the bigger clubs, the difference in how UEFA and the Premier League handled Tottenham's COVID outbreak, how the outbreaks at Manchester United and Aston Villa will be addressed, how our clubs will fare over the busy winter period, what's led to Odegard's sudden goal-scoring streak, what the underlying stats say about Arsenal this season, what led to Liverpool's struggles in front of goal on Saturday, if Liverpool fans still want to sign a traditional 9, the players that could depart our clubs in January, and preview coming matches.

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In this episode of the @EPLRoundTable, we discuss West Ham's big home win against Chelsea, the clubs that could have the best/worst runs over the festive period, how each of our clubs build up play, if Wolves fans are heartened or disheartened after their 1-0 loss to Liverpool, why the goals currently aren't coming for Wolves, if Newcastle fans are more optimistic about staying up after their first win of the season, the impact Jamal Lewis could have under Eddie Howe, if Rangnick could become the long-term manager with certain accomplishments this season, how Manchester United can get the most out of their talented squad, and we preview oour coming matches.

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In this episode of the @EPLRoundTable, we discuss the reported hiring of Ralf Rangniick by Manchester United as interim manager/consultant, if Newcastle will be able to climb out of the relegation zone by the end of the season, Liverpool's incredible attacking play thus far this season, who will finish the season with the most goals for Crystal Palace, how Vieira has been faring in his first season as a Premier League manager, if Milivojevic will soon lose his spot in Palace's starting XI, and preview our coming matches.

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In this episode of the @EPLRoundTable, we discuss the timing and impact of Manchester United's choice to sack Ole Gunnar Solskjær, which of the newly-hired managers (Howe, Gerrard, Smith) are the best fit for their new club, the impact the new Premier League rights deal in the US could have on the league, if something is wrong with Burnley's defence, how excited Burnely fans are about getting to see Cornet every week, if Ramsdale will be able to keep up his performances in goal for Arsenal, if Arsenal will be able to snatch a top-4 spot, the players at our clubs that we'd like to see get more minutes over the holiday period, and preview our coming matches.

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In this episode of the @EPLRoundTable, we discuss West Ham's big win against Liverpool and where they finish come the end of the season, the managerial situations at Newcastle, Norwich, Aston Villa, and Manchester United, if creativity is directly correlated to success in the modern game, the perception of Newcastle's ownership group after their prolonged managerial search, which players will best suit Eddie Howe's system, why Adama Traore isn't getting minutes at Wolves, if Lage will mix things up after the loss to Crystal Palace, and the players at our clubs who are getting more minutes than neutrals may guess.

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In this @EPLRoundTable special, @Kevrov and @SteveMcGookin discuss the dramatic last 72 hours at Tottenham, the hiring of Antonio Conte, why the Italian agreed to join now after talks stalled in the summer, if this is the last big roll of the dice by Daniel Levy and ENIC, if Conte is enough to prevent Tottenham's downward trajectory, where he already ranks among the best-ever managers at the club, the players that are most likely to start under the new regime, how much (if any) money Conte was promised for January, and the fan and board expectations for the rest of the season now that an elite manager has joined the club.

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