Football finance expert Kieran Maguire returns to discuss the state of Manchester United’s finances, INEOS, stadium plans and Middle Eastern investment rumours. Kieran breaks down what’s really going on behind the numbers and within the wider game.

The lads relive Manchester United’s historic win at Anfield, breaking down the key moments, standout performances, and tactical calls that sealed the victory. From Maguire’s resurgence to talk of ownership changes and the long-term project, it’s a result that could impact the future of the club.

Harry and James join Steve to relive the drama of Chelsea’s last-minute winner against Liverpool, discuss Arsenal’s title push, and ponder England’s World Cup hopes.

They think it’s all over for Amorim — it is now? After Brentford pile on the misery, Coach Raj joins the lads to debate whether Manchester United need a new manager and who could possibly take the hot seat during the season. It gets heated!

The lads reflect on a big win for United against Chelsea. They discuss the Merseyside Derby & Liverpool's transition, how the Premier league is evolving with Pep & Arteta and live reaction to the Ballon d'Or Winner!

The lads react to Manchester United’s 3–0 defeat to Manchester City. They question Ruben Amorim’s tactics, the players’ mentality, and where the club is heading under Ineos and the Glazers.

The lads dive into United’s keeper conundrum, the risks of betting on raw talent, and the battle shaping up in midfield before turning all eyes to a massive Manchester Derby.

World Cup–winning West Indies star Carlos Brathwaite joins Steve & Ash to discuss his journey in cricket. From his 2016 heroics to mental health, Carlos opens up on the lessons of sport and the power of community.

World Cup–winning cricketer Carlos Brathwaite joins Steve & Ash to unpack Manchester United’s stunning loss to Grimsby, the pressure on Ruben Amorim, and the impact of Ineos’ takeover. Hear the insights of someone who’s been at the very top of sport!

Ron & Scott join Steve, Ash & Az to dissect Manchester United’s rocky start after the Fulham draw and Arsenal defeat. From tactical flaws and midfield struggles to transfers, ownership issues, and fan frustration — is it time for big changes at Old Trafford, again?