Recorded last Sunday before West Ham’s Monday night fixture and Chelsea’s midweek game.

This week the panel cover:

• Tottenham v Brighton
• Manchester City v Arsenal
• Chelsea v Manchester United

Chelsea and Tottenham continue to raise questions, while Arsenal face a tough test away at Manchester City.

Mitch is back on Leon Rosenior once again… the fan club might not be unanimous.

We also check in on ManVAI, reviewing the latest results and making predictions for the upcoming fixtures.

Featuring Bob, Mitch, Luke and Clive

We’re catching up this week with two episodes, and this one gets us back up to speed after the FA Cup break.

West Ham pick up a big win against Wolves and maybe — just maybe — there’s some hope building. Arsenal suffer a shock home defeat to Bournemouth that no one saw coming, while Chelsea’s toothless second-half performance against Manchester City leaves plenty of questions.

And of course… Tottenham losing to Sunderland. As expected.

Bob, Mitch, Luke and Clive break down the key moments, performances and what it all means moving forward.

We also check in on ManVAI, reviewing the latest results and setting up the next round of predictions.

A very delayed episode!!!

We’re back after another FA Cup break and it’s a mixed bag for the London clubs.

Chelsea and Tottenham’s woes continue, with more questions than answers for both sides, while Arsenal keep flying at the top end of the table. As for West Ham… is there finally a bit of hope creeping in?

Bob, Mitch, Luke and Clive break down the latest results, performances and talking points across the capital.

We also check in on ManVAI, reviewing the latest results and looking ahead with a fresh set of predictions.

This week the panel break down a big set of fixtures involving the Premier League’s London clubs. Arsenal and Chelsea faced off in a huge derby, West Ham travelled to Liverpool, and Tottenham made the trip to Fulham — leaving everyone asking the same question… what is going on with Spurs?

Bob, Mitch, Luke and Clive react to the results, the key moments, and the biggest talking points from the games.

We also catch up on the ManVAI recap to see how the predictions stacked up, before looking ahead with the next round of predictions.

We start with a quick catch-up on the fixtures we missed before diving into a big run of games across London.

West Ham vs Bournemouth leaves us asking “why bother?”, Chelsea take on Burnley, and then it’s the headline clash — Tottenham vs Arsenal, with Eze causing problems yet again.

We round things off with a full ManVAI catch-up, revisiting predictions and settling scores in true London Is fashion.

Another week. Another set of arguments.

A bold statement… but is it true?

In this episode, the lads dive into another tough week for Tottenham, as the struggles continue and the big question gets asked — is it time for Frank to go? (Well… today’s news may have answered that 👀).

We also break down the latest from: ⚒️ West Ham 💙 Chelsea 🔴 Arsenal

Plus, ManVAI returns, with predictions reviewed, debated, and probably defended with some questionable logic.

Plenty of opinions, plenty of frustration, and the usual London Is chaos.

The panel catch up on the last two fixtures in an episode that reflects how up and down things have been for everyone. Clive talks through Arsenal’s loss to Manchester United, Bob and Mitch revisit Chelsea vs West Ham and where it all unraveled, while Luke continues to enjoy life as a Tottenham fan.

There’s also a ManVAI catch-up, with predictions reviewed, debated, and defended in classic London Is fashion.

“He’s more important than Bobby Moore” — a sentence that guarantees an argument.

In this episode, the panel catch up on a packed run of fixtures, including West Ham vs Nottingham Forest, Arsenal vs Liverpool, Bournemouth vs Tottenham, Chelsea’s games against Fulham and Brentford, Nottingham Forest vs Arsenal, and the headline clash of Tottenham Hotspur vs West Ham.

There’s also a ManVAI catch-up, with predictions reviewed and debated in classic London Is fashion.

After missing a few fixtures, the panel return to play catch-up — and it’s not pretty.

In “I Don’t Want to Be Here,” the conversation turns to manager sackings, Enzo being very much in the spotlight, and a panel in wildly different emotional states. Smugness, anger, apathy, and chaos — classic London Is.