Premier League Tonight Podcast

Rio Ferdinand, Glenn Hoddle and Jermaine Jenas join Jake Humohrey at Wembley as Harry Kane becomes Tottenham's all-time leading Premier League scorer to discuss all of Saturday's Premier League action. The team analyse where it all went wrong for Theo Walcott, how Chelsea have become predictable and Rio admits that Sanchez should choose Man City over Man Utd!

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Jake Humphrey is joined by Frank Lampard, Chris Sutton and Steve McManaman to reflect on all the FA Cup third round action including Coventry's victory over Stoke that prompted the exit of The Potters' manager Mark Hughes. The boys also discuss Philippe Coutinho's big-money move to Barcelona and the introduction of the video assistant referee. We also hear from Notts County boss Kevin Nolan following their win against Brentford, the Sky Blues' match-winner Jack Grimmer and journalist Mike Calvin about his new football documentary, 'No Hunger In Paradise'.

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Paul Scholes, Martin Keown and Owen Hargreaves join Jake Humphrey at Old Trafford to discuss Manchester United's disappointing showing against Southampton and the rest of Saturday's Premier League action.

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John Hartson, Jermaine Jenas and Steven Gerrard join Jake Humphrey to discuss all of Saturday's Premier League action including Harry Kane equalling Alan Shearer's record for most goals in a calendar year and what it was like playing during the festive period.

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Jake Humphrey is joined by Frank Lampard, Rio Ferdinand and Steve McManaman to reflect on the latest Premier League action including Manchester City's latest stunning victory and to discuss Pep Guardiola's impact on the runaway league leaders. The guys also ask whether young players understand what it takes to make it in the Premier League and recall what sacrifices they made in their own careers.

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Rio Ferdinand, Martin Keown and Frank Lampard join Jake Humphrey to discuss Arsenal’s rivalry with Manchester United, the lack of up and coming British managers and football nemeses.

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BT Sport's Jake Humphrey is joined by Rio Ferdinand and Frank Lampard who reflect on the reasons why they stopped talking to each other at the height of their careers and how it may have damaged England's chances of success. Steven Gerrard is also in the studio and together they consider the possible reasons as to why England's 'golden generation' failed to deliver a major prize. The boys also answer your questions and reveal the superstitions they used to stick to during their playing days.

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BT Sport's Jake Humphrey is joined by Rio Ferdinand, Jermaine Jenas and Robbie Savage to reflect on the latest Premier League action, including Arsenal's victory over North London rivals Tottenham, discuss who should be the next Wales manager and recall the bizarre bans imposed by their managers in an attempt to boost performance.

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Steven Gerrard, Frank Lampard and Steve McManaman join Jake Humphrey to discuss Saturday's Premier League action as the pressure builds on Slaven Bilic and the Baggies lose at Huddersfield.

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BT Sport's Jake Humphrey is joined by Frank Lampard, Steve McManaman and Harry Redknapp to review all the latest Premier League action, discuss the way Manchester United play under Jose Mourinho, debate Spurs' wage structure and reflect on England's success at the FIFA Under-17 World Cup.

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