Swift Kicks Podcast

Another international break podcast as we await the return of the Premier League. Sergio Aguero is leaving Manchester City, and there's already talk of a statue. The USMNT U-23's fail to qualify for trheir third Olympic games in a row. All that and more.

Plenty to talk about in the international break. Newcastle are in desperate need of a life alert if they are to survive the Premier League. Andrea Pirlo's problems at Juventus grow. Does Brendan Rodgers get the respect he deserves? And Zlatan Ibrahimović is reduced to tears - showing he is human after all. Or is he? That, plus a super foot sized "Where Are They Now". #stevesbeerfund

Zalatan Ibrahimović makes a return to the world stage. Would Christian Pulisic start anywhere other than Chelsea? And Man City have sneakily pulled away with the Premier League title race.

Rangers win their "first" Scottish Premiership title, leaving Steve in true despair. The lads also look at how the Premier League is shaping up towards the end of the season. Will Fulham pull off the great escape from the bottom three? Will Liverpool make Europe this season? And is there a chance Man City have a cataclysmic collapse? All that and more!

Neil Lennon is out as Celtic manager. The BarcaGate scandal explodes. And a weekend of controversy and conspiracy in the Premier League. All that plus a "Where Are They Now" world land speed record.

Father Ben makes his return to the podcast with Steve and Alex. The boys take up Man City's quiet dominance of the Premier League, Newcastle's messy relegation fight, and just what is wrong with U.S. Youth Soccer? All that plus a new fan favourite "Where Are They Now", and Trash Takes of the week.

Father Ben's first episode! Alex and Steve take the reigns to discuss Liverpool's poor run of form, Newcastle's even poorer run of form, and discuss how well Celtic or Rangers would do in the Premiere League.

Manchester City are in the driver's seat of the Premier League. Burnley manager Sean Dyche gets compared to a Burger King manager, and we ask if Tottenham's Harry Kane is overrated.

Lionel Messi is ballin' in more ways than one; The January transfer window has come and gone; And oh yes, we take a deep dive into VAR and how it has affected the culture of the Premier League.

Frank Lampard is no longer a Premier League manager, so why is Steve Bruce? The lads take that up and so much more - like is Zlatan Ibrahimovic really bald, and what will be the upset match of the coming week? #EPL #SPFL #Prem #BPL #Soccer