Rejoice! For the Prodigal Son has returned! Migsy is finally back from his work experience in the Big City and joins Robin and Jon for this week's Baroque pastiche of light and colour.

As ever, the team discuss a number of Talking Points:

* Pimp My Riyad - Did the PFA pick the right Player of the Year?

* In a League of their Owen - In which the media get a right Savaging

* MLS Congeniality? Will the Brits ever "get" soccer?

They then turn their attention to the Question No One is Asking which this week is:

Team for team, which is the best league in Europe?

With Paddy taking a well-earned break, we have two debutantes champing at the bit to fill his spot. Jake and Jack join Robin and Jon for this week's smorgasbord of footballing cornucopia.

As ever, the team discuss a number of Talking Points:

* Form, Iker Casillas and Table Topping Stuff (OK so we don't mention Casillas)

* A Pain in the Arse...nal - The Secret Diary of Jack Congdon, aged 20 and a 1/2

* From Borussia with Lovren - Jurgen-a get fed up with us talking about Klopp...

* Wes your Morgan gone? Leicester's Loyalty Conundrum

They then turn their attention to the Question No One is Asking which this week is:

How should Leicester City spend £50 million in the summer transfer window?

We're back to the original team this week - Jon, Paddy and Robin enjoy a glorious reunion around the mic stands.

As has become tradition, the team discuss a number of Talking Points:

* More like Investor City... The Financial Chicanery that Underpins Leicester

* I am De Bruyne and Only - Does Modern Football Suffer from a Fetishism of the Individual?

* From Borussia with Love - Dortmund from Klopp to Tuchel

They then turn their attention to the Question No One is Asking which this week is:

Who is the most underrated player in Premier League history?

With Migsy still in exile, the team subbed in the Rev Dr Simon Ravenscroft as a more than competent Spurs replacement. He joined Jon, Robin and Paddy in the underground bunker in which the recording takes place.

As is the custom, they discussed a number of Talking Points:

* Let's get the Boys on the Blaise - the Rise of PSG and What It Means

* Getting a Bonar: The Drugs Scandal at the Heart of British Sport

* The Red Nevilles? Will Gary Ever Be Able to Show his Face Again?

* The Hutton Enquiry: Was Harry's or Mauricio's Tottenham better?

They then moved on to tackle the Question that No One is Asking:

Do footballers have a Social Responsibility?

Migsy is off to make a name for himself in the big city for the next few weeks so we'll hold the fort for him in his absence. This week, its the original trio - Jon, Robin and Paddy - who are greasing the mic.

As ever, the team discuss a number of Talking Points:

* 20,000 Leagues Under the Prem - A Potted History of Gloucester City

* Put Johans Together for Cruyff - Did Cruyff Turn European Football around?

* Hype-notised by England? Can't we just go into a tournament with our feet on the ground?

They then take up the Question that No One is Asking:

Who would win between France's Starting XI and their Subs Bench?

Robin was gravely ill this week and so it was up to Jon, Migsy and Paddy to steer the ship.

As usual, the team discuss a number of Talking Points:

* This is a Serious Show... Puns are Benitez - Revisiting Rafa's Newcastle

* More like Man Sh*tty - What does the future hold for Guardiola's intended?

* Klopp til you Drop? Are Liverpool's erratic performances the fault of their manager?

* In Search of Lost Time - Shouldn't football take a back seat when atrocities occur?

They then take up the Question that No One is Asking:

Who are the best current XI of uncapped England players?

This week Jon, Paddy, Migsy and Robin are on the panel.

The team discuss a number of Talking Points:

* I'm on the High Roid... - Drugs in Scotland

* Dead and Boro-ed? - Aitor Karanka's Woes

* Luka-coup? Is Romelu pulling the wool over our eyes?

* I Gotta Get Outta This Place - Players who thrive out of the Premier League

Before discussing the Question that No One is Asking:

Could Newcastle have got a better manager than Rafael Benitez?

(Due to a technical problem, the sound quality this week is not up to our high standards for which we apologise profusely)

The team discuss three points from the weekend's football:

* Palace and Pardew

*Dimitri Payet and the French Invasion

* Two Yellows don't make a Red?

Before turning to answer the question no one is asking:

How good would a team of John O'Sheas actually be?