The boys discuss the prior two games, which saw Los Che lose away at Rayo but bounce back against Celta Vigo at home. They discuss the changing midfield, the debut of Cavani, player performances, as well the highlight of the two weeks: Gattuso clutching a fans head in excitement. Join the boys and stay updated on the coolest club in La Liga. 

In this episode, the boys recap the 5-1 Getafe win. They discuss whether they should tread lightly in the midst of a buoyant win in the Gattuso style. They discuss player performances, best moments, areas of improvement, and look ahead to the match against Rayo Vallecano. 

In this episode, the boys invite back Cerebrone (@xyCerebrone) to recap the beginning of the 2022 season, including the major transfers, initial performances under Gattuso, and the latest transfer news: the departure of Captain and Valencia's own, Carlos Soler.

In this episode, we invite back Paco Polit (@pacopolitENG) to the podcast to discuss the summer transfer window, the changes within Meriton,  and prospects for Valencia making European Spots this season. 

In this episode, the boys recap the 2022 home opener win against Girona, which saw a marked departure from Bordalas ball under Gattuso.

The boys are back from the summer! In this episode the boys discuss the transfer window, the legacy of Gonzalo Guedes, and the impact of the potential incoming players. They discuss the biggest winners from the transfer window across the league. 

Recap of the hectic 12 days of Valencia history, which saw the departure of Anil Murthy, the hiring of Gattuso, the departure of Bordalas, the transfer updates, and more. 

In this episodes the boys discuss the firing of Anil Murthy, the sacking of Bordalas, and lastly, the rumors that Gattuso will sign with Valencia. 

In this episode the boys discuss the the Anil Murthy audio leaks and what they may portend for the future management of the club. 

The boys discuss the Copa del Rey final loss to Real Betis: player performances, the major moments, but also  and the implications for the season, the future of Bordalas. They also discuss the positive outcome of this game: that the spirit of Valencianism still lives and was on full display in Seville and across the world.