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European Nights is back with very special End of Year review show, presented by Verizon, and Rog and Rory are here to re-litigate, rehash, and reexamine the biggest trends from the Champions League, Europa League, and Conference League that this year had to offer, including: why are Premier League clubs dominating this year's Champions League? And why haven't they won more Champions League trophies of yore? What has led clubs like Bayern Munich and Barcelona to sign more English players? Plus, why is Qarabag thriving and Ajax…isn't? And who could make PSG-esque run to the Champions League trophy this year?

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John Oliver, the biggest friend of the pod and host of Last Week Tonight, returns for his annual holiday visit to the Men in Blazers podcast, and this time, John sits down with Rog to discuss Liverpool's up and down season, including how he still hasn't gotten over the pain of Jurgen Klopp's departure, why he wants Mo Salah to be a Liverpool player forever, and how the saga of Trent Alexander-Arnold's departure to Real Madrid explains why Liverpool football is a religious experience. Plus, John shares what his expectations are for England in the 2026 World Cup, and why the only thing that can compete with the joy of football is a French jewelry heist.

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In part two of our three part January Transfer Window Special, presented by Verizon, the Transfer Guru himself Fabrizio Romano sits down with Rog to answer questions from our very own listeners, including....will Tottenham sign Savinho from Manchester City? Will Lucas Paqueta be on the move from West Ham? And who is the next big name player to join Messi and Thomas Muller in MLS? Plus, much, much more!

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Rog and Rory are back with a very special episode to look back at the highs, lows, and trends that made up the past year of football in the Premier League, including: how Mikel Arteta and Arsenal's set piece obsession has taken over the league, why Chelsea's ballooning squad-size has been copied by the likes of Manchester City, and why the Premier League's "Big 6" may be expanding to include teams like Aston Villa, Newcastle, and Crystal Palace. Plus, Rory and Rog review their Premier League table predictions from the start of the season.

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Wrexham AFC's Community Director Humphrey Ker returns to relive Wrexham's unprecedented rise from the National League all the way to the Championship. Humphrey breaks down what he misses about the good old days, and what constitutes success for the club going forward. Plus, Humphrey tells all on exactly what to expect from Wrexham for the rest of the season. This Week in Wrexham is presented by our great friends of the pod STōK Cold Brew Coffee.

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The hardest working man in Football, Fabrizio Romano, sits down with Rog to preview what could be a wild January transfer window, including if Mo Salah will be on the move from Liverpool, and if Christian Pulisic will be headed back to the Premier League amid interest from Aston Villa and Manchester United, plus much, much more. Presented by Verizon.

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Rog and Rory are back to break down this weekend's Premier League action, including if Arsenal's desperate survival of Wolves was a good thing or a bad thing, if we just witnessed one of Mo Salah's final Liverpool appearances, and why Sunderland's petty scoreboard antics makes their win over Newcastle all the sweeter. Plus, Everton are bad again, Manchester City are really, really good again, and Tottenham are...Tottenham.

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Rog is back to answer your questions and preview this weekend’s Premier League action in the latest episode of Big Weekend Preview. First, Liverpool host Brighton with the drama surrounding Mo Salah looming large. Next, Arsenal welcome last-place Wolves as the Gunners look to keep their title-charge on track. Then, Everton head to Stamford Bridge chasing an away win at Chelsea they have not managed since 1994. Finally, we finish with the Tyne–Wear Derby returning as Sunderland face Newcastle in one of English football’s fiercest rivalries.

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1990 World Cup winner and former USMNT head coach Jürgen Klinsmann joins Rog to break down the USMNT’s World Cup draw, explain how tournament football differs from friendlies, and defines what success should look like for the USMNT this summer.

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Tyler Adams is back for another episode of The Captain presented by Verizon, and this time, Tyler breaks down how it felt to watch the World Cup draw, what the USMNT has learned about fellow group members Australia and Paraguay after recent friendlies against them, and the psychological effect he expects from playing a World Cup on home soil. Then, Tyler breaks down his Bournemouth wonder goal against Sunderland.

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