Trouble is brewing for Manchester City and Juventus. Andy is joined by Ryan, Nayim and Richard looked back at the latest news and action in Europe. The starting place had to be the recent news involving Man City. Will they receive a points deduction? Will they be relegated? WIll they get away with just a fine? They also discuss the Juventus scandal and what resulted in their 15-point deduction with some fascinating insight from our Serie A expert Ryan. Richard tells us what has been going on in Eredivisie this season as we introduce a new league to our coverage and Nayim discusses what was once a tight title race but now is seemingly a one horse race in Spain.

Welcome back to the pod as we return to the old feed.

Anydy is joined by Ryan and Nayim as they go through the following in their respective domestic leagues/cups (FA Cup, Serie A and La Liga)...

Goal of the weekend,

Moment of the weekend,

Game of the weekend,

Moment that got us Angry,

Changes to the league table or top goalscorers,

Performance of the week,

And for one week only, the best and worst transfers of the domestic window.

Jonathan also sends in a voicenote for his Bundesliga thoughts.

Catch us next week for more discussions and ramblings.

Andy and the boys look back at the last seven days of domestic football in Europe and whats to come this weekend.They preview the North London derby, look at which teams could significantly rise or fall in La Liga and there’s also a look ahead to a mouthwatering Friday night Serie A clash between league leaders Napoli and Juventus.

The boys are back as they review domestic football once again.They discuss Napoli’s loss and what this means for the Serie A title race, Arsenal’s draw with Newcastle and Lens beating PSG.

What is a World Cup like to experience? Andy was joined by Yarns as he tells the tales of his time covering the World Cup for Goal Global. From meeting Yaya Toure and Jürgen Klinsmann to being at THAT World Cup final, Yarns gives us a great insight into life in the media at the tournament.

After arguably the greatest football game ever played, the boys catch their breath. Nayim joins Andy as they review the final. They discuss Messi’s legacy and how France can make the final once again. Andy also goes over our predictions for the tournament and who had the most points. Andy also speaks to his good friend Adam Bamford, who was in Argentina on the day of the World Cup final. He tells Andy what the atmosphere was like pre-game, during the match, and post-game as the nation celebrated their third-ever World Cup

Andy is joined by Nayim and Ryan as they preview the upcoming World Cup final between Argentina and France.They discuss the illness concerns in the French camp, if Benzema could play, whether it is Messi’s time and the other stars that have emerged in the Argentina squad.Jonathan and Richard also appear via voicenotes with their predictions. Other famous faces and friends of the show make an appearance, giving their score predictions, including Josh Denzel, Andrew Mensah, Nat Coombs, Yarns and many more!

Andy is joined by Ryan, Nayim. Jonathan and Richard as they dissect what went down between Brazil and Croatia. They also preview France vs England and Morocco vs Portugal and predict who now wins the World Cup and who makes the final.

The 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar is here! To celebrate, Andy, Ryan, Jonathan (via Soundbite) and Nayim predict the tournament’s top scorer, best player, under and overachievers as well as who will beat who in the final. There are debates over Southgate and the England squad, and whether the World Cup is a good thing for club teams such as Arsenal and Liverpool. As a Welshman, Andy also gives his thoughts on seeing Wales play in a World Cup for the first time in his life, as they prepare for their first appearance since 1958.

Andy, Jonathan, Nayim and Ryan are back to discuss the latest goings on in the Bundesliga, La Liga, the Premier League and Serie A. They discuss Liverpool and Arsenal’s mixed fortunes, Union Berlin’s strong start to the season and the decrease in quality over in Spain, with Barcelona, Sevilla and Atletico Madrid all knocked out of the Champions League. Finally, there is discussion over rumours that the Super League talks are not completely dead.