So...we got some things we need to talk about. But before we bring up Chelsea's original Big Rom, we might just have ourselves a title race on our hands. City have dropped points while Liverpool have held the pace so it's opening back up. Plenty more to talk about as we head into the weekend before the final international break of the season.

We're hitting you on a Monday this week with some immediate reactions to Sunday's games. Some good, some bad, some in between, all must listen. Some teams win at Watford, some don't. Who's to say which is better? The table is starting to take shape, but still plenty to play for in these final weeks. Sadly we give to you the final See You Again of the Season (we hope) in our return to form this matchweek.

Well, what a long strange trip it's been. After a month hiatus, we are back to set the table for what is sure to be a hell of a race....for 4th place. That's right, we're back on our bullshit, talking about all that matters. We didn't forget to recap our beginning of the season predictions as well. Let's just say, we ruined some of our credentials. The AMA was a hit yet again -- hope you enjoy it as much as we did.

Manchester City may have all but secured the title already, but they still have to earn the respect of Jim Beglin. Speaking of dis-respect, you Premheads had some opinions on the Team of the Season (so far). That team is locked and ready to go, but it's tough to focus too long on that story when the keys of the Puthmeister start to sing. All that, and so much more, on this episode of Prem de la Prem.

New year, same us. You know the drill, Premheads. We're back with another classic. We have great games at the top of the table to discuss, a title race to mourn, and a Team of the Season (so far) to debate. And believe it or not, we'll actually need your help to round it out. Don't think we'll let you go without talking about some FREAKS. All eyes on Old Trafford and Big Rom, if you know what I mean. BING BONG!

Guess who's back, back again. Arsenal's back, tell a friend. Due to some imbalance in the games played and good fortune around the Emirates, Arsenal find themselves back in 4th place after a long hiatus. Are we moving the goalposts yet? Not to mention, COVID-19 is back like it never left and is making the FA look as sharp as ever. This could get really out of pocket really quick, so we're going to enjoy footy while we have it this festive season. Lot to muse about during all this chaos, so grab a hot chocolate and your favorite book, curl up by the fire and put that book down because it's PDLP time.

That's right folks, we're bringing you next day content after the Prem de la Prem Bowl. It's that episode that happens twice a year where we just shamelessly dive deep into our favorite fixture. James came out on top for the first time ever in a PDLP Bowl, and he isn't being shy about it. Patrick, on the other hand, comes off as very mature and composed. Gracious in victory and defeat, as it were. We'll be back with a full MW 14 & MW 15 recap after the weekend, but for now, enjoy our same day reaction to the game between Arsenal and Manchester United.

The See You Agains keep rolling, and so do the Prem de la Prem boys. Except this time, it's personal. James says his final words to Ole as he watches him step away from the wheel. Vibes FC is no more, but what will Ralf Rangnick bring to Old Trafford while he graces the touchline. Perhaps more importantly, what will happen after this season. United news leads the line, but plenty to talk about on this PDLP.

Is your favorite movie Groundhogs Day? Of course not. But how else do we explain 4 See You Agains in 2 episodes? I'll tell you who's not complaining - Charlie Puth after he sees those royalty checks. Anyway, we got Stevie G back, Dean Smith taking the shortest holiday possible, and Fat Frank taking Ls even without seeing the pitch. Don't think James is getting off the hook without commenting on the dumpster fire happening in Manchester right now. We debut a new seggy to get his thoughts on the matter. All that, and more things you didn't ask for inside this episode of PDLP.

It seems like it was just yesterday we were talking about Nuno being out of a job, but here we are again. He's not the only one this time, as our dear friend Steve Bruce joins him in the sack house. While Conte steals the headlines, Eddie Howe is a curious appointment for Newcastle. That and much much more, on Prem de la Prem.