United’s latest meeting with Amorim doesn’t deliver the result hoped for, but the focus now shifts to the next challenge. We break down the performance, look ahead to the upcoming fixture and discuss what United need to show. We also tackle Bruno’s contract talks before getting into some wild Premier League takes, including Arsenal missing out on the title and Newcastle facing a fight for survival.

This week, we open with a serious conversation about whenFootball banter crosses the line, especially in the case of JJ Gabriel, a 15‑year‑old who’s become the centre of online “jokes” that simply go too far. From there, we dive into United’s decision to hire Eva Olid after Mark Skinner left and whether the women’s team has been quietly abandoned by a board seemingly obsessed with prioritising the men’s side.

We break down the PSG friendly, asking if United’s habitof conceding early goals is down to lapses in concentration or something deeper in the structure. Then it’s the big defensive question: are Heaven and Maguire a good enough pairing to lead the line when the Premier League kicks off? In midfield, we debate whether Mount has once again highlighted the need for United to buy another midfielder, while Tielemans showed the quality he’ll bring to the squad.

We wrap with our league table predictions, from title contenders to relegation chaos and everything in between. A full episode of analysis, accountability, and classic United debate.

Pre-Season continues with an impressive display over Atletico Madrid but there are questions to be asked; will we start with a Mount/Santos midfield? Is Thwaites a bigger prospect than JJ Gabriel? Why is Tom Heaton getting game time?!

Plus with all the upheaval at Newcastle will that make it easier to get Lewis Hall, or should we be looking at Arsenal's Miles Lewis-Skelly instead (also the odds on Newcastle getting relegated are shorter than you think!)? We also talk over whether Zirkzee should stay, and ponder that type of role Marcus Rashford could possibly play next season?

Then we round it all off with a look at Gianni Infantino's latest World Cup corruption scandal... he's managed to make football miss Sepp Blatter!!

This week’s episode is pure football chaos, the good kind. We kick things off by asking whether United should hijack Chelsea’s bid for Danny Welbeck, a move that would revive a local fan‑favourite storyline. On social media, we dive into whether City used United for engagement during the Elliot Anderson unveiling, and whether that proves they’re still the baby brother in Manchester’s never‑ending sibling rivalry.

Then we enter the influencer octagon, where Plettenberg and Romano decided to throw handbags at each other online. With United now signing players quietly, without tipping off journalists, we ask whether the club has finally plugged the leaks or simply chosen stealth mode for better engagement.

Pre‑season has given us a new storyline: the youth team are stealing the show. We break down who looks ready for first‑team minutes, who deserves high‑level loans, and who might be the next breakout star. Transfer rumours return with a bang as we explore whether Rodri to Madrid and Tchouaméni to United are back on the table.

We wrap with two big-picture debates: will the new rules stopping keepers from going down to waste time actually work, and will the updated finance regulations help EFL clubs or widen the gap even further. A packed episode full of drama, development, and delicious football discourse.

The World Cup is over and it's back to the football that matters...United.

But of course we take a look at England's exit from the tournament; who's to blame, Tuchel or the team? And also a turgid final between Spain's Total Football and Argentina's Total Anarchy.

Then onto United's continuing strong transfer summer with the acquisition of Tielemans and highly rated youngster Teynan Thompson. What role will he play this season?

We also ponder who United's 3rd midfielder should be, and ask "do we trust United's transfer department now?"

In our season opener, we dive straight into the chaos: why our eternal hatred of Argentina makes any England win feel like a global victory and why this England side still can’t dominate games or kill them off. We debate whether Declan Rice is the most impossible midfielder to partner and why the English media seem obsessed with manufacturing drama even when the camp is calm. We ask if Bellingham is quietly disliked simply because he never played in the Premier League.

From there, we tear into the World Cup half‑time show, question whether BBC and ITV are right to avoid airing it live and explore whether any major league might actually split matches into four quarters.

Then it’s United time: after Lemmens’ mistake, we assess whether he’s as good as we thought and if the error will haunt him. We look at whether signing Karl Darlow is a clever way to keep him grounded and fighting for his spot. We discuss whether Rashford will ever truly play for United again or if the club is simply protecting his value. We break down United’s ruthless decision to walk away from the Ederson deal, question whether Andrey Santos is the right midfield upgrade and ask if the club needs a marquee signing to calm the fanbase.

A fiery, opinion‑packed start to Season 3, exactly how we like it.

The World Cup has brought drama on and off the pitch. We cover the latest controversies, celebrate Cape Verde’s inspiring campaign and what it means for Africans football. We debate which styles of play deserve admiration and which simply go too far. We also examine Manchester United’s transfer activity. Is there genuine cause for concern, or is patience the smarter approach? Finally, we reveal the out-of-contract players we’d bring to Old Trafford this summer.

FREE KOBBIE!! Or maybe not, is it actually a bad thing if Kobbie doesn't play for England?

Also, Elliot Anderson and City's fraudulent wage structure; are England flattering to deceive and does Ugarte's injury make United more or less likely to get extra midfield reinforcements?

In this episode, we start with the UK’s shift to a new Prime Minister and ask the completely unserious but strangely compelling question: Does national stability secretly depend on Manchester United being stable too? From there, we dive into United agreeing to film an All or Nothing documentary and whether this makes Carrick a yes‑man for the board after Amorim famously refused. Do the club genuinely believe they’re on the verge of something great or is this just another marketing masterclass. We debate whether players will behave more professionally with cameras everywhere and whether the documentary all but guarantees Carrick survives the full season. We also break down United’s Premier League fixtures and what they reveal about the months ahead.

Then we switch to the World Cup: Is Tuchel’s squad selection starting to make more sense, and which teams have impressed us so far? Finally, we tackle a surprisingly emotional topic, should players be allowed to leave the World Cup to be present for the birth of their child or does national duty come first. A packed episode blending football, drama, ethics, and a bit of chaos.

The World Cup is well and truly underway and it's all quiet on the United front, so we're talking hate watches, crappy cameramen and our thoughts so far.

We'll also touch on England's misfortunes before they've even kicked a ball, footballers who are bald by choice and why we wouldn't have Vinicius Jr at United.

Then to wrap it up the only real movement at United so far...debt refinancing; is it a good thing?