Tim and Tom discuss the weekend's results in the Premier League.

10 man Manchester City cruise past Nottingham Forest; Liverpool looking lethal in attack; Newcastle United put 8 goals past Sheffield United, and Tottenham and Arsenal maintain their unbeaten runs with honours even in the north London derby.

The lads also take a look at what's going wrong with Manchester United and Chelsea, two giants of English football who have made stuttering starts to this season.

Tim and Tom discuss last night's match at the Power Horse Stadium where Almería and Valencia took away one point each from the encounter.

The lads discuss the line-ups, the key moments in the match, the controversy, and whether the coach should be given more time to get this Almería team to winning ways.

Tim and Tom look back on the first four games of the 23/24 Premier League season.

The lads discuss the early challengers for the title and the teams who look like they might be facing a long relegation dogfight.

Lots of new signings to talk about and players and clubs to keep an eye on.

We finish with a bold bet from Tom that one club will win European silverware at the end of the season.

Tim and Tom discuss the big moves so far this summer.

Which clubs have impressed them? Which clubs have disappointed them? What players are still available to sign?

In this monster episode they get stuck into all the permutations and possiblities.

Tim and Tom talk about the Premier League finale. They focus on the top of the table and the bottom of the table and share their thoughts about the clubs, players and managers involved in the 2022-2023 season.

Tim and Tom reflect on the match between Manchester City and Inter Milan.

How was the game?

What players stood out?

What tactics worked?

What were the key moments?

Tim asks Tom some tough questions pertaining to the match between Fiorentina and West Ham on Wednesday.

How the match went.

What it means for the club.

David Moyes's future.

More ugly hooliganism.

Tim and Tom discuss the huge controversy at last week's match between Valencia and Real Madrid. What happened? Who's to blame? What should be done about it?

They also discuss the relegation battle at the bottom of the la liga table which involves 7 teams fighting for survival with two games left.

Tim and Tom discuss the semifinals of the Champions League, the Europa League and the Europa Conference League.

Is this the end of the road for Ancelotti in Madrid?

Will Sevilla break Jose Mourinho's unbeaten run in European finals?

Should West Ham stick with David Moyes after delivering their first European final for 46 years?

These questions among many others are discussed in this episode.