Jeff describes the Game of Thronesian Arsenal loss at City, and immediately begins to process the title race (this is healthy!). Schuyler shares pre-Spurs nerves before the lads chat about Sir Jim's unsavory offer to the Glazers. Schuyler and Jeff get hyped for Schuyler's next visit to London.

Jeff and Schuyler are joined by Neil, this podcast's first diehard United supporter guest. Neil has forgotten more about football than Jeff and Schuyler will ever know. The lads also review results against Brentford and Leeds before previewing the weekend's fixtures.

MTS welcomes Kieran Carr (@a_small_comedian on IG) to chat Spurs and the pain of following them. Jeff's team lost in the Europa League and Schuyler savors the moment.

Jeff jumps at the opportunity to make Schuyler feel bad in the wake of United's 7-0 humbling at Anfield. To make matters worse, he also gets to bask in the afterglow of a 97' come from behind Arsenal victory. 2023 is just 2020 with different branding.

Jeff and Schuyler talk about United winning the Sippy Cup, a media-blacked-out Arsenal trouncing Everton, United's comeback win against West Ham, and some discussion around the idea of a British Football Regulator.

Jeff and Schuyler talk about Arsenal's slip up against City, City's slip up against Forest, and United slipping up the table. I didn't have a good third "slip" thing. Deal with it.

Jeff and Schuyler speculate about Manchester City's financial doping punishment, recap Arsenal losing to Dyche's Everton, and complain about Casemiro getting sniped by VAR.

After Jeff takes an unnecessary vacation, the lads are finally ready to discuss the results of United's trip to Arsenal, the transfer window, and other assorted nonsense. Oh and Jeff has another game for Schuyler!

Jeff and Schuyler relive both of the relevant derbies and look ahead to the 4th ever El Meetthesoccerico derby. Jeff and Schuyler were both in a good mood -- so the podcast might sound different than it usually does.

Jeff and Schuyler talk about the holidays, the football, and the year-in-review. Jeff doesn't yet see the tidal wave of hubris heading for both he and Arsenal in the second half of the season.