It was nerve-wracking midweek for Ipswich as they were in unfamilar territory, losing at half-time! But Kieran McKenna's men found a way to get the win, meaning with 4 games to go they sit 2nd.

Alex runs us through the last few weeks, and previews a huge week as Town travel to Peterborough & Barnsley, who both occupy playoff places.

 Chelsea limped out of the Champions League following a 4-0 aggregate defeat to Real Madrid, but Tommy defends the sacking of Graham Potter, despite Chelsea losing their first four games under Frank Lampard.

 Spurs lost 3-2 at home to Bournemouth, with Sam raging at his teams current situation. He wants changes ahead of Sundays trip to Newcastle, a crucial game in their quest to finish top 4.

 Sam then finishes the episode by hosting Forgotten Footballer, BUT there's a surprise in store with the end result...

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We've been away for a month and A LOT has happened!

Both Chelsea & Spurs have sacked their managers, with Frank Lampard back in charge of the Blues til the end of the season whilst Tottenham's former number two Cristian Stellini takes the reigns for them. Tommy & Sam dissect all the drama and discuss where it leaves them heading into the final stages of the campaign.

 The title race took a twist at the weekend with Arsenal letting a 2-0 lead slip at Anfield, who do we think is in the box seat now?

 And the battle to avoid the drop is wide open, we debate who we think will survive.

 Its been a great few weeks for Alex's Ipswich, with 8 wins from 9 putting them back in the automatic promotion mix, but does he think they'll get over the line?

 Tommy hosts this week's Forgotten Footballer to finish the pod.

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We dig deep into Tottenham’s recent struggles following their exits in the FA Cup & Champions League. Is Antonio Conte leaving? Would Pochettino return?

 Chelsea have had a positive week, is it the start of some positive momentum for Potter?

 Liverpool spanked Man Utd 7-0! We discuss whether it was a fluke or whether there are more deep rooted concerns for the Red Devils.

 And following Arsenal’s late winner at the weekend, we debate where our money is for the Title.

 Alex hosts Forgotten Footballer, and this weeks draft is ‘Humiliation’.

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This week it was Sam vs Tommy, Tottenham vs Chelsea as Graham Potter took his Blues to North London. The result went with form, as Spurs won 2-0 thanks to goals from Oliver Skipp & Harry Kane. Tommy cant hide his pain at where his Chelsea side are, and goes through what needs changing, and how he feels about the clubs current form.

 Does Potter need sacking? And who would be a viable replacement if he was to go? All bases are discussed.

Sam is happy with where his Spurs side are at, putting themselves in a good place ahead of the final third of the season.

 Elsewhere we discuss Erik Ten Hag winning his first trophy with Man Utd, and what he's done so well to improve his team.

 Alex gives an Ipswich update, with his team clinging on to promotion hope.

 Sam hosts this week's Forgotten Footballer, and this weeks draft is 'Out of their Depth'

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Harry Kane’s goal on Sunday made history as he becomes Tottenham’s all time leading scorer, also breaking 200 Premier League goals in the process. We chat through his best moments in a Spurs shirt, and where he stands amongst other league legends.

 We also heap the praise on right-back Emerson Royal, and whether Pedro Porro’s arrival has given him the challenge he needed.

Man City’s loss adds to the questions over Pep’s team selection, and are they playing to Haalands strengths?

Arsenal also fell to defeat as they lost at Everton and Sean Dyche in his first game in charge, we discuss whether we think the Toffees will have enough to beat the drop.

Ipswich put up a great effort against Championship toppers Burnley, ultimately falling short to a last-gasp Clarets winner in the FA Cup, and its league leaders Sheffield Wednesday in town this weekend which Alex doesn’t fancy!

Tommy hosts this weeks Forgotten Footballer, and we draft our favourite Premier League strikers.

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The January transfer window is closed, with Chelsea spending a whopping £311.3m during the window, breaking the UK Transfer Record in the process with the arrival of Enzo Fernadez.

Tottenham got their man (eventually), signing Pedro Porro from Sporting Lisbon, Sam gives us his thoughts on Spurs’ window.

We go through all the other key arrivals, with Man Utd also dipping into the market on deadline day.

Ipswich held Burnley to a 0-0 draw in the FA Cup, and Alex hosts this weeks Forgotten Footballer.

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Following victories away at Spurs, and at home to Utd, Arsenal are sitting pretty 5 points clear at the top of the table. But we are only halfway through the season, can they do it!?

Chelsea have added more reinforcements in attack, but what else does Tommy think needs changing?

Tottenham have come through a sticky patch and also dipped into the market, Sam gives us his opinion on where his club are at.

Its dog eat dog down at the bottom, with some big teams in trouble near the drop, but who do we think will fall into the Championship?

Alex gives an update on Ipswich, with Tommys cousin and Ifs & Buts guest Josh Cullen coming to Portman Road this weekend with Burnley in the FA Cup.

Sam hosts Forgotten Footballer, and this weeks draft is ‘Iconic Celebrations’

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After nearly a month off, we reconvene to have a catch up on all things Chelsea & Tottenham. 

Tommy’s Blues find themselves in a slump with the fans seemingly unsure on where Graham Potter is taking them.

Injuries have played their part, but questionable recruitment isn’t helping, Tommy takes us through all his thoughts on what needs to happen to turn things around.

Sam’s Spurs had a mixed return following the World Cup, with Antonio Conte’s future in the balance as he puts pressure upstairs during the January transfer window.

Will the boss commit his future to Tottenham or is a sour-ending in store? Sam gives us his opinion.

Tommy ends the episode with Forgotten Footballer back from its winter holiday.

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It’s the episode we didn’t want to record, the episode where we have to discuss England being knocked out of the World Cup.

We discuss the game, the referee, the penalty…and what’s next for Southgate.

From the pain of England going out, we then switch our attention to the semi-finalists which remain and who we want to lift the trophy.

Thank you for listening, maybe one day we’ll get our wish!

The group stages are coming to a close, so we recap England’s relatively comfortable three games and where we think we could improve. 

Who’s impressed us the most? And who should start against Senegal? 

We also discuss the main threats we see in the tournament, and the potential path through the knockouts for the Three Lions.

Wales failed to make an impact on the Tournament, we give our thoughts on their squad and what lies ahead for Gareth Bale.

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