The 40 Yard Switch

In what could be the first of a few players to look for more stable clubs, Antonio Rudiger has decided to leave Chelsea at the end of the season. Meanwhile, Newcastle have entered the top half of the table for the first time this season, a remarkable turn around. Also, the relegation battle heats up again as Burnley's bounce after sacking Sean Dyche has seen them overtake Everton!

Liverpool, beat Man City to book a place in the FA Cup final against Chelsea, inching ever closer to the first ever quadruple in English football. United are a shadow of their former selves but hope is on the horizon with the official signing of new manager Erik Ten Hag. On the other end of the manager spectrum, Burnley bizarrely sacked Sean Dyche after 10 years of service.

In the second of what could potentially be four times Manchester City and Liverpool face off this season it was another 2-2 draw. What does this bode for their FA Cup semi-final this weekend? Everton beat Manchester United, in the Red Devil's possibly worse performance of the season, but is their hope on the horizon with the seemingly imminent appointment of Erik Ten Hag? Arsenal have lost two on the bounce for the first time this year, and is their lack of squad depth going to finally come back to bite them?

16 nations qualified for the World Cup during the international break, and some big names also missed out. Then the groups for the World Cup Finals were announced with intriguing match ups across the board. This weekend, however, the biggest game of the Premier League season is upon us with the two horse title race coming to a head at the Etihad as Manchester City host Liverpool. We're here to break it all down.

Next week the Champions League and the Europa League 1st leg ties get underway with interesting match ups across the board. Also the return of the Premier League this weekend features some enticing contests that will effect both ends of the table. Max Resic joins the show in place of Wilbur this week to help break it all down.

Everton are the closest they have been to relegation in some time, and a huge task faces Frank Lampard in the final 11 games of the season. Also some comments made recently by former players, now coaches and pundits, show a lack of understanding of the modern footballer. Finally some well deserved call ups to the recent England squad.

We're back face to face finally! After 2 months of recording over zoom, we return to the studio and break down all of the Chelsea sanctions and what it could mean for the club. We then talk about how it's time for Manchester United to blow it up and start fresh, but will they? Finally we discuss the title race and go through our picks for the UCL Round of 16 second leg ties.

This we go through a whole host of things and we have special guest journalist Yannick Hansen to help us go through it all. Firstly we go through everything thats happened in the football world as a result of the Russia/Ukraine situation. We then discuss the League Cup final, Bielsa and Leeds parting ways, and how bad VAR has gotten again recently.

As Manchester City falter and Liverpool keep steamrolling anyone in their path, the title race, which looked a forgone conclusion a month ago, is back on! And with United bouncing back and Tottenham's inconsistency the European spots are anyones game. We break it down while also looking back at our picks for the first leg of the UCL R16, before we make some new picks for the second leg.

All is not well on and off the pitch with Manchester United, with a seemingly toxic dressing room resulting in disjointed performances, and Tottenham are fairing even worse after a calmitous defensive showing vs wolves on the weekend. The boys discuss how they can possibly steady the ship, before giving their predictions for the UCL Round of 16 first leg matches.