After an extended international break, the guys are back.  In England, Manchester City took care of business to set up the most important Manchester Derby in recent history, then ran into a midweek blitzkrieg from Klopp and the boys at Anfield.  Dele Alli comes up big again in the North London Derby and Chelsea supporters can't wait for this season to end. 

The guys discuss Crissy's bicycle kick from hell against Juve and if the gods will give us El Clasico in the semis.  Merica First is invaded by Zlatan and an Argentinian super kick round out WTF Bro for The Set Piece's spicy return.

We return from a long hiatus with our longest episode yet. Here, the gang is talking Bond, James Bond, doing a movie by movie breakdown as they each fantasy draft a team of 007 films. The gadgets! The women! The villains! Bond: the podcast!

Dan, Dave, and Mike are back after a riveting weekend of Major Championship golf. Dan tries once again to get you interested in the theater of it all. Step into his web. Mike Tripp found Dan a wife over the weekend. We don't know her name but that doesn't matter. Ken Holland is back for 2 more years. Is it almost difficult to get upset about at this point? Three Michigan State Basketball players are acused of raping a girl in 2015. What does this mean for Tom Izzo? Is the writing on the wall?

This week, on Spinning The Wheels, Franchise and Goalieman attempt to help Jason define his fandom after the end of an era. Retirement looms as Franchise guides Jason into the dark days of following a team. Metaphors are used, similes may have happened. Find out!

Brian, Jeremy, and Eric discuss Michigan fans and the national title game, LeBron sues Nick Saban, and the guys breakdown the chaos that occurred at UFC 223 with Conor McGregor.

Jack and Jeramy discuss the Netflix original show 13 Reasons Why and its cultural influence. They also dive in to MLB rescheduling their April games and the Red Wings.

Jamie stops in as the ramble has Roger scrambling, HORSE discusses what players you would use in NBA Jam, and why are esports players paid more than minor leaguers.