Staying surprisingly on topic, this week the boys discuss the F1 at Silverstone, Collin Morikawa's win at The Open and an Irish cricketing T20 sensation (with a few other bits thrown in for good measure). There's one more impression from Joe and they sign off the show with a reading from the Official England Supporters Travel Group. 

Returning for series two Will, David and Joe dive into the biggest event of the summer - this year's Love Island. They discuss the Euro 2020 final and talk about their favourite moments from the tournament with a behind the scenes look at the official England Supporters Group, plus Joe shows off his full repertoire of impressions including a disappointed Roy Keane and unbelievable Ian Stirling. 

The boys are back and this week talk Wagamamas vs Deliveroo, Fifa mishaps and secondary school business creativity all in amongst some genuine Lions, Women's Six Nations and European Super League discussion. Plus there's a listener challenge and its decided that "Inter Milan vs Arsenal is as special as McDonald's when you're a kid". 

This week the podcast is interrupted by a guinea pig desperate to become the fourth member of the team. The boys check in with some listener messages about 'sports that aren't sports that should be sports' and how an Olympic style competition should be created for the common man and women to compete in. The viral sensation that is Max Lahiff gets a mention as well as other athlete social media mishaps and the Colin vs Cuthbert saga gets a shoutout. 

Disclaimer - This was recorded before the European Super League was announced and collapsed, just wait. 

But who does have the most memorable kit? This week the boys come together and discuss their favourite stash from years gone by and disagree over some of Great Britain's past Olympic clobber. They also discuss the return of grassroots sport and why the park has turned into a hot-bed for the weird and wonderful throughout lockdown. Finally they talk through the positivity surrounding women's football in the week that has seen a major TV rights deal signed for the Super League.  

After a dive into the culinary world the boys discuss 'sports that aren't sports that should be sports', the UK Pro League (and what it's like behind the camera at a sports event) as well as which national anthems are absolute tunes. 

Coinciding with International Women's Day, Saracens rugby player Poppy Cleall joins the boys live from inside the England camp. She talks Six Nations preparation, the team's pre-game sing-a-long and why no one needs to do the 'bleep test' again. There's a story about how Billy Vunipola threw Poppy under the bus and she shares her hopes for the future of Women's Rugby.  

On this week's episode the boys ask why the 'Premier Inn' stretch isn't more common. There is some genuine discussion about athletes' nationality and which sport is officiated best before Joe serenades the show with his favourite sporting anthem. 

For episode 7.5 David is busy moving house but finds time to send an update. Will and Joe check in with some listener messages which include an unlikely murder mystery author and some questionable dance moves. 

This week the boys look at their favourite winter sports and stumble across some valentines mishaps of years gone by. There are some interesting recreations of their favourite celebrations and a debate over who sport's most famous athletes are.