Join us for an in-depth analysis as we dive into the pressing questions surrounding Erik ten Hag's tenure at Manchester United. We had an exclusive conversation with We Talk Ajax, a passionate fan community, to explore where things have gone wrong, why the struggle to create a style of play, and the impact of injuries. Plus, we discuss the potential of players like Anthony, Martinez, and Malcia in the Premier League. Learn how Overmars played a role, discover the injury history, and explore discipline concerns at Ajax. We also uncover the level of patience needed for Ten Hag's project and share insights into his future at Manchester United. Don't miss this insightful discussion with We Talk Ajax.

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In this episode, we explore the intriguing delay in the Glazers' response to Sir Jim Ratcliffe's 25% minority investment and the 100% bid proposal from Qatar's Sheikh Jassim 92 Holding. Joining me is MUFC Realist TV as we dig into the reasons behind the Glazers' hesitation in making an announcement. Is this hesitation connected to the pending verdict regarding a revamped concept, born from the ill-fated European Super League? A22 Sports, a sports development company, spearheads this new initiative, currently awaiting a court decision.

In today's episode, we dive deep into the recent challenges facing two of the Premier League's notable clubs: Manchester United and Newcastle United. We analyze Man Utd's surprising loss to Bournemouth, dissecting where it's all gone wrong for the team this season. The discussion also explores the ongoing takeover saga at Manchester United and critically examines Erik Ten Hag's role - is he to blame, and is his position as manager at risk?

Shifting focus, we look at Newcastle United's recent performance dip, pondering over the factors contributing to their struggles in the past few weeks. The episode wouldn't be complete without a preview of the upcoming January transfer window, where we discuss potential moves and what fans should be on the lookout for.

Joining us for this insightful discussion is Jaq Talbot, a renowned expert from Football Transfers, bringing in-depth analysis and unique perspectives to the table. Whether you're a die-hard football fan or just keen on keeping up with the latest in football dynamics, this episode is packed with critical insights and expert opinions. Don't miss it!

In our latest episode, we dive into the hottest topics in football with special guest Mick Ruby from Mufc realist tv. We don't hold back as we discuss Rashford's recent controversies and his impact on Manchester United. Plus, we break down the intricacies of the Jim Ratcliffe deal and how it will shape the future of the club. But that's not all – we also dissect where it's gone wrong for the Red Devils this season. Get ready for an insightful and no-holds-barred discussion on the beautiful game's business side.

In this episode, we delve deep into the seismic shift happening at Manchester United as Sir Jim Ratcliffe looks to secure a significant 25% stake in the club. Join us as we break down the implications of this major investment and what it means for the future of one of the world's most iconic football clubs. We explore the dynamics of control within the club and who holds the reins in this new era. Plus, we'll discuss the burning question on every fan's mind: What's next for Manchester United in the wake of this game-changing development?

In this riveting episode of "The Football Economy", we're joined by James Harrison from "The TTM sports show". Together, we dissect the recent transfer window, analyzing the decisions of clubs like Chelsea, Liverpool, City, Man Utd, and Newcastle. Delving into hot topics like the Jadon Sancho issue and the Lavia and Caicedo transfer saga, we unravel the intricacies of football economics. We also ponder on Liverpool's challenges in finding a Director of Football and the sustainability of FSG's ownership model. James offers his top 5 predictions for the new season and shares insights into the Saudi Pro League. Importantly, we also discuss the role of Twitter in today's football discourse and its concerning impact on fans' mental health, especially in the age of misinformation. This is a conversation every football fan and enthusiast needs to tune into!

In this episode, Chris Pajak, co-founder of the popular Liverpool fan channel Redmen TV, discusses the role of YouTube fan channels in the modern football landscape. He talks about how these channels have given fans a more direct voice in the conversation around their team, and whether they have led to an increase in toxicity or negativity among fans. Chris also shares his thoughts on Liverpool's transfer business, including the club's failure to sign a new DOF, and offers his predictions for the new season.

The summer transfer window has been a wild one, with plenty of twists and turns. In this episode, we'll discuss some of the biggest stories, including Liverpool's recent transfer nightmare, Neymar's move to Saudi Arabia, Mbappe's return to PSG, Todd Boehly's impact on the market, and Harry Maguire's failed transfer to West Ham.

We'll also take a look at some of the other big transfer stories from the window, and we'll try to predict what the rest of the season holds. So sit back, relax, and join us for a discussion of the biggest transfer window shakeup in recent memory.

In this week's episode, we discuss the latest in football news, including Manchester United's new 10-year deal with Adidas, the Rasmus Hojlund to Manchester United deal, Kylian Mbappé's future, Liverpool's slow start to the transfer window, Arsenal's interest in Brentford goalkeeper David Raya, the launch of TNT Sport in the UK, and our predictions for the Community Shield. Join us to hear our thoughts on all the latest football news.

In this episode of The Football Economy, we speak to AFTV's Lee Judges about the impact of fan cams on Arsenal and the Premier League. We discuss how fan cams have given fans a more direct voice in the conversation around their team, and whether they have led to an increase in toxicity or negativity among fans. We also talk about Arsenal's performance last season, their title chances for the upcoming season, and the biggest challenges facing the club.

Lee Judges is a lifelong Arsenal supporter and a regular contributor to AFTV. He is known for his passionate rants about the club, both positive and negative. He has also been a vocal critic of former manager Arsene Wenger.

In this episode, Lee gives us his insights on the future of Arsenal and the Premier League. He discusses the impact of fan cams, the challenges facing the club, and his hopes for the upcoming season.

This is a must-listen episode for any Arsenal fan or anyone interested in the future of the Premier League.