The international break gave us time to reflect and also a moment to laugh at how Arsenal have once again fallen short for silverware. Could the league be next to slip away? We discuss and predict.

We break down United’s final seven fixtures, expected points return, and where things stand in what we expect to see from Carrick as the potential long-term manager.

In this episode, we dig into the soul of the modern game: is football still a working‑class sport, or has the pathway shifted beyond recognition? We question whether academies are being run the wrong way. Should clubs be nurturing their best youth instead of cashing in early? We look at whether international friendlies actually translate into World Cup form and whether France has a brewing defensive problem. Closer to home, we break down United’s decision to hold a training camp in Ireland, debate whether they’d have gone to Dubai if not for the war and ask if the club is still too marketing‑driven in its planning. We give our verdict on United’s Player of the Month, pick our strongest XI when everyone’s fit and map out the priority positions that need strengthening. To round things off, we explore which free agents are worth a punt and which players from potential relegation sides could be smart signings. A packed episode full of big questions, bold takes, and a few surprises along the way.

Horrendous refereeing from Stuart Atwell meant we only took a point against the Cherries...but did Carrick get his selection wrong? Should Sesko have started? Does his rotation put him behind other choices in the race to manage United?

Plus, we talk,the Carabao Cup final, being linked with TWO Newcastle midfielders and the all-important question...Scarface or the Godfather?

United recover from the disappointment of a 10-man defeat, with Carrick guiding the team to a needed win at home to Villa. This result and 4 point gap keeps Champions League ambitions alive, but also raises an important question "is this form sustainable heading into next season?”

In this episode, we take a wild tour through the world offootball and beyond: can Sam Allardyce actually save the world, and should footballers ever be allowed near a film set? We dig into the eternal need for a team scapegoat, asking whether Dalot is United’s latest, whether Malacia tookthe fall after the Newcastle loss, and if Dalot would be loved more as a backup. We tackle the heavy stuff too: is politics poisoning the World Cup, should Iran boycott, and what happens if Israel takes their place? Plus, we debate whether a halftime show is inevitable, whether football has becomeboring as defenders dominate the ball, and what United’s first loss under Carrick really means. Is the squad good enough, is Carrick showing enough tactical evolution to earn the job permanently, and why is Paul Scholes permanently grumpy about United? All that and somehow even more in a packed,fiery conversation.

Following a slightly laboured 2-1 win over Crystal Palace we celebrate Big Ben Sesko and ask whether Lacroix should have seen red and if we are still waiting to learn something about Michael Carrick tactically?

Then we turn to the table, breaking down our chances against a poor but tricky Newcastle side and whether or not we can take advantage of Villa playing Chelsea, whatever the result a win for us creates a gap!

Finally our thoughts rest on Casemiro should we be targeting a younger player to replace him or going for someone more experienced?

United grind out an important win, thanks to yet another impactful cameo from super sub Benjamin Šeško and the safe hands of Senna Lammens. The gap to third is closing, and suddenly the league picture looks far more interesting. In this episode, we evaluate the team form, whether Carrick should start or not start Sesko, where this team can realistically finish and decide who takes our Player of the Month honours.

13 days without football...it's unthinkable!! With no FA Cup to *ahem* distract us, we take stock of Carrick's five games in charge so far, and whether or not four wins in five has us looking at Amorim differently?

Plus, with Tuchel and Enrique seemingly off the table what are United's managerial options? And would the Brentford managerial model work at United?

Finally we discuss Jim RATcliffe's comments on "colonisation" and immigration; why did he decide to sour the good mood around the club?!

In this episode, we dive into Manchester United’s two game week, starting with the win against Spurs and the draw against West Ham and zooming out to assess the full picture of Carrick’s first five games in charge. Have United genuinely progressed, or are the same old patterns creeping back in? We break down the team’s ongoing struggle against low‑block sides, debate whether Frank’s hair might have lived rent‑free in a few United minds, and issue an apology to both Mainoo and Dalot. With a rare 12‑day rest period ahead, we explore what this reset could mean for the squad’s momentum. And to round things off, we ask the big question: can Sesko realistically climb to Haaland‑level heights?

Three wins on the spin under Carrick. Not perfect against Fulham, with a hint of complacency, but the United DNA is roaring back. Impactful subs, confidence flowing, belief building, tougher tests are around the corner. For now, we enjoy the energy Carrick-ball is bringing back to the United family.