The pod lives up to its name this episode as well pick apart an embarrassing loss to 10-man Everton, there's rants galore!

Plus, what the hell happened with Gueye's red card? Is Bruno Fernandes to United what Cristiano Ronaldo is to Portugal (not in a good way) and is David Moyes the new Sam Allardyce?

This week we ask the hard-hitting questions nobody else dares: was Rashford actually impressive for England, has he now forgotten about his ex, us? Should Maguire sneak into the squad ahead of Dan Burn, or is that just football’s version of musical chairs? We debate whether Monday nights are a blessing or a curse for United and whether Joao Gomes is worth raiding Wolves for. Amorim’s first year gets a cheeky review, we compare who blew their record sales best (United, Spurs or Newcastle), and we wonder if Casemiro deserves a contract extension or just a comfy retirement plan. Finally, we set expectations for United’s next five games, spoiler: optimism levels vary wildly depending on alcohol intake.

When is a good result not a good result? Fans would've taken a draw against Spurs before the game but were left feeling deflated.

So this episode we look at the problems when Casemiro isn't on the pitch and argue whether Ugarte is at fault for points lost; we ask whether we need reinforcements in January and is Connor Gallagher the answer?

Plus, should we be worried about Sesko? And is Matthijs De Ligt a future captain?

This week, we dive headfirst into the tactical chaos and transfer conundrums swirling around Manchester United.

Have we all collectively forgotten about being linked to Branthwaite? Is Elanga quietly debunking the myth that players thrive after leaving United?

We dissect the frustrating draw at Forest, question whether VAR needs an upgrade to catch phantom corners, and ask the big one: Are referees just winging it on vibes?

From Amad’s exile at RWB to Dalot’s dwindling stock, we debate who should hold down the flanks, especially with AFCON looming.

Plus: Amorim’s curious subs, the Mainoo-Zirkzee dilemma, and a midfield face-off between Anderson, Wharton, and Baleba.

And finally, is it worth keeping Casemiro around for one last dance of wisdom?

All that and more in a jam-packed episode of tactical hot takes and transfer truths.

Being a United fan has never felt so good (well not in recent times anyway). After the win at Brighton we ask, what has Amorim changed? Do we have enough strength in depth? And are we all still (Carlos) Baliebas?

Plus should Danny Welbeck get a call-up and was Ledley King better than Virgil Van Dijk?

We finally claim our first away win at Anfield in nearly a decade, a result that shifts the mood and reminds the league of our potential.

While Arne Slot turns to excuses, Amorim quietly builds on last week’s progress.

With their collective showing the question now is whether United can carry this momentum into Brighton and finally find consistency.

This week we ask the big questions: do football stats have commitment issues, or do they just ghost you after one missed game? We tackle the international break blues, the never-ending United takeover saga (is it real or just boardroom banter?), and whether Sir Jim Ratcliffe is giving more interviews than United have points. Keane wants Simeone, pundits want blood, and The Athletic needing to divorce The New York Times. We also dive into the Sesko slander. Is he really that bad, or just the latest scapegoat in the United blame game? Plus, our take on the Liverpool clash, the long-ball love affair, and whether one win can rewrite the script. Spoiler: probably not, but we’ll argue about it anyway.

United finally put an easy win on the board against Sunderland, have things clicked or a other false dawn?

The game brought plenty of talking points; is Lammens really the "new Schmeichel", does Mount start ahead of Cunha and just where would we be if Bruno had scored his penalties?

We also get into the rumours of mid-season games in Riyadh...good idea or nah? Did we dodge a Baleba-shaped bullet and could someone come in, in January ?

Last week brought some hope, this week brings frustration as United stumble away at Brentford. Amorim’s faces growing scrutiny, while off the pitch the stadium dream feels distant with no land secured. The wait for stability at the club goes on.

This week, we dive into the chaos, controversy, and character tests surrounding Manchester United. From the HMRC football podcast hilariously exposing player exaggerations to United’s rollercoaster performance against Chelsea, we ask: did the early red card gift us the win, or cheapen it? Casemiro’s fiery exit, Bruno’s milestone moment, and Amad’s social media storm all come under the microscope. We also debate United’s points tally after five games. Are we where we should be? Plus, we look ahead to Brentford, question Amorim’s puzzling substitutions, and revisit the Argentine connection. Hero or villain, legend or liability, Bruno’s legacy is up for discussion. Buckle up, it’s a spicy one.