Pariah Podcast

In this brief episode, we talk about Arsenal's hammering of Chelsea at the Emirates. We talk in depth about what the performance and result mean for each team. We then talk about Nottingham Forest's referee protest and the state of officiating in the Premier League. This takes us to discussing the result from the FA Cup Semifinals, particularly Manchester United's struggles. Finally, we close by discussing Liverpool's new manager links.

Ifti, Faris, and Mahmoud discuss the downfall of Arsenal and Liverpool in the past week. They look ahead and try to make sense of the rest of the season. They also discuss Real Madrid's triumph over Manchester City in the Champions League. Finally, they close with congratulations for Bayer Leverkusen's Bundesliga title.

In this episode, the gang talks at length about Liverpool's concerning performances and subsequent form. We also talk about the stunning games that went down midweek in the Champions League. We end by announcing a giveaway for #PariahNation

In this bonus episode, the crew talks Chelsea's LATE win against Manchester United. We talk about Palmer's heroics and shed some positive light on Chelsea (for once). We also talk about the other midweek results and look ahead to Manchester United vs Liverpool.

In this episode, the crew discusses the game we've all been waiting for: Manchester City vs Arsenal. We talk about EVERYTHING related to this game: recap, key moments, narratives, and title implications. We then take a look ahead at the Premier League Run In and reaffirm our picks. We close with a quick discussion about Chelsea's woes and look ahead to the midweek fixtures.

On this episode, Ifti, Nibir, Faris, and Adeel preview the Euros that are fast approaching. We pick our winners and discuss the chances for other prominent teams in the competition. We then turn our focus on picking the best starting XI for Southgate's England side and discuss potential roadblocks for England bringing the trophy home. Finally, we preview possibly the biggest fixture left in this Premier League campaign: Manchester City vs Arsenal at the Etihad. We give our predictions and discuss the implications for the title race at hand. It's a long one, but it's a good one. Strap in and enjoy.

In this episode, the crew discusses the FA Cup quarter-final tie between Manchester United and Liverpool in its immediate aftermath. For once, we give United and Ten Hag credit for winning against the odds. We also discuss the implications of this on the title race and top 4 race. Then, we go tie by tie in the UCL quarter-final draw and give you our predictions.

In this episode, Ifti, Rayyan, and Nibir break down the MASSIVE game between Manchester City and Liverpool. We talk about the biggest moments, biggest players, and the implications for the title race. We then discuss Arsenal’s hard fought victory against Brentford and what it means for them to now sit top of the league. We discuss who the ‘favorites’ are and potential roadblocks for all three teams. We close the episode by discussing the Aston Villa vs Tottenham game and its implications for the Top 4 race.

In this episode, Ifti, Faris, and Nibir are joined by a very special guest: a Manchester City fan. Tarik joins the crew to discuss the Manchester Derby in which his side emerged victorious. We discuss Foden’s brilliance, Rashford’s woes, Saka vs. Foden, and Ten Hag’s impact. We also spent some time discussing Liverpool’s late win vs Nottingham Forest and the controversial refereeing associated with it. We also spend some time previewing the Liverpool vs Man City game next weekend!

In this episode we begin by discussing Arsenal's emphatic win against Newcastle. We then focus on the highlight of the weekend which was Liverpool defeating Chelsea in the EFL Cup in extra time with a largely compromised squad. We give credit to Liverpool and discuss Chelsea's woes. We then discuss United's loss to Nottingham Forest and the implications on the race for top 4. Throughout the episode we address comments from the viewers and comments made by Rio Ferdinand.