Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Premier League is back! Liverpool, Arsenal and Man City all opened with wins, Sunderland made a dream return, while Brentford, West Ham and Burnley already look in trouble. Rory, Adam and Buvey are in the studio to break down all the key talking points from the opening weekend.

There were plenty of positives for Man United in their 1-0 loss to Arsenal. But there are two things that threaten to derail United's their progression this season. Adam discusses the key areas for improvement and what United should prioritise for the rest of the window. As for Arsenal, they weren’t at their best at Old Trafford but still secured a crucial win. Are fans overreacting to concerns about their performance?

Man City laid down an early marker with an emphatic 4-0 win over Wolves, with Tijjani Reijnders scoring and assisting on his debut. Are Man City BACK? Tottenham also impressed in a 3-0 win over Burnley and are closing in on Crystal Palace star Eberechi Eze. Could he be a genuine Top 4 game-changer?

Elsewhere, Sunderland thrashed West Ham 3-0 in one of the standout results of the weekend. For Graham Potter, though, it was a nightmare start – are West Ham already staring down a relegation fight?

All this and more in the latest episode of The Club.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Benjamin Sesko is a Man United player, Jack Grealish is heading to Everton, and Chelsea are chasing Alejandro Garnacho — the Club is back to break it all down!

Adam, Buvey, and Rory are back in the studio and kick things off with Manchester United — is Sesko the right striker to lead them forward? Adam also shares what he saw on their U.S. tour that’s left him so optimistic for the season ahead with Ruben Amorim.

Jack Grealish’s Man City career is over as he's completed a season-long loan move to Everton. But how did it end so badly? The lads discuss what went wrong and whether Everton can help revive his career.

Chelsea’s transfer spree shows no signs of slowing, with Garnacho talks underway and Jorrel Hato becoming the club’s 50th signing in the Clearlake era. The boys tier-list every single one, from the biggest hits to the worst flops.

And with the new Premier League season kicking off this Friday, it’s time for The Club’s bold 25/26 season predictions.

All this and more in the latest episode of the Club!

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Over the weekend, Spurs captain Son Heung‑min announced he’ll be leaving after ten years at the club. Tottenham’s fifth all‑time top scorer led them to Europa League glory — their first trophy in 17 years. Flav joins Rory and Harry in the studio to discuss Son’s legacy, plus James Maddison’s worrying injury and how it could impact Spurs’ transfer plans.

The Benjamin Sesko transfer saga has reached boiling point as Newcastle and Manchester United submit their bids for the RB Leipzig striker. Which club will the Slovenian star choose? And is there a cheaper, Premier League‑proven alternative that could make more sense for both?

Meanwhile at Newcastle, the Alexander Isak situation rumbles on. The Swedish striker is pushing for a move to Liverpool — has he disrespected the club in the process?

The Community Shield between Liverpool and Crystal Palace signals the return of Premier League football, but is it a pointless fixture — and does the trophy really count?

All this and more in the latest episode of The Club.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Newcastle’s transfer woes continue as Alexander Isak wants out of St. James’ Park with Liverpool his most likely destination. If Isak joins the champions, is the title race already over before it even begins? Rory is joined by Flav and Harry Symeou to break down what this potential move means for the rest of the Premier League.

Meanwhile, Morgan Gibbs-White has snubbed a move to Tottenham by signing a new deal at Nottingham Forest. How much of a blow is this for Spurs? Flav shares his frustration over how the club went from meeting his release clause to completely missing out.

Arsenal have officially unveiled their new striker Viktor Gyokeres in Singapore. How transformative could his arrival be? And is this a make-or-break season for Mikel Arteta?

Elsewhere, Sunderland continue to make headlines with a bold transfer window — and the biggest shock yet: Granit Xhaka is set to join the newly promoted side. How significant is this move, and are Sunderland here to stay?

All this and more in the latest episode of The Club. 

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The new Premier League season is fast approaching, and the transfer window continues to heat up as clubs step up their preparations.

Manchester United have confirmed the signing of Bryan Mbeumo – but have they overpaid? Rory and Buvey challenge Adam on the £70m deal. With Marcus Rashford heading to Barcelona on a season-long loan, Adam shares his thoughts on whether he can rejuvenate his career in La Liga.

The lads also react to Liverpool signing Hugo Ekitike for £79m. Are the champions nailed on for the title again next season? Meanwhile, Newcastle continue to struggle in the market, missing out on Ekitike and at least six other top targets this summer. The boys discuss why this may be, and whether James Trafford’s potential return to Manchester City makes sense – is he ready to replace Ederson as City’s No.1?

Finally, Rory gets real about Chelsea’s title chances – can Enzo Maresca’s side mount a serious challenge this season?

All this and more in the latest episode of The Club.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Adam and Buvey are joined by a special guest while Rory takes a well-earned holiday — Harry Symeou steps into the studio as the lads discuss all the latest in the football world with the transfer window heating up.

The boys kick things off by reacting to Chelsea’s impressive Club World Cup Final win over PSG. They discuss Cole Palmer’s performance, Enzo Maresca’s influence, and whether Chelsea are genuine Premier League title contenders next season.

Liverpool have reportedly enquired about Alexander Isak as they hunt for a new centre forward. How realistic is the move — and how dangerous would Liverpool become with him leading the line?

Meanwhile, Viktor Gyokeres’ imminent Arsenal move is expected to be confirmed this week. Harry breaks down how the Swedish striker could elevate Arsenal’s attack — and what this could mean for Martin Odegaard and Mikel Arteta.

All this and more on the latest episode of The Club.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The boys react to Arsenal advancing their pursuit of Sporting CP striker Viktor Gyökeres — and debate whether he's the right man to lead them to a Premier League title.

They also dig into Arsenal’s wider transfer activity, including their move for Noni Madueke and a possible move for Eberechi Eze.

Meanwhile, over at Manchester United five players have been granted extra time off as they seek moves away from the club. The lads discuss whether this approach makes sense — and why these players are still at the club. They also reflect on Marcus Rashford: has the last 18 months affected his legacy?

With the Club World Cup reaching the semi-final stage, the fellas revisit their early views on the competition — have their minds changed?

All that and more on this week’s episode of The Club.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

All three boys are back in the studio for the first time in what feels like forever — and it’s a packed one.

The episode kicks off with Chelsea’s latest signing, João Pedro. The lads discuss how he could ease the creative burden on Cole Palmer, and whether this is the start of a smart summer window. They also break down Chelsea’s wider transfer plans — who else needs to come in, and who still needs to go.

The conversation then shifts to the Club World Cup after Chelsea’s four-hour match, and the lads briefly touch on Man City’s squad and new signings (note — this was recorded before their match against Al Hilal).

The boys also dig into the new broadcast innovations coming next season — including pitchside interviews with substitutes and in-game dressing room access. They question whether these changes will enhance the fan experience or if English football is becoming too Americanised. The fellas also touch on Lee Carsley and his success with England’s U21s — does he deserve more respect in the game?

And finally, the big one: the Mount Rushmore of Premier League Strikers. The boys debate eight iconic names and whittle them down to the final four — including a fiery clash between Adam and Buvey over who deserves a spot.

All this and more on the latest episode of The Club.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Rory is joined in the studio by Miles and Flav to break down how Arsenal can finally end their title drought next season. The boys discuss what the Gunners must prioritise in the summer transfer window, and debate the forward options being linked — Rodrygo, Sesko, and Gyokeres. Miles also gives an honest assessment of Arteta and why he believes trophies are a must next season.

With Florian Wirtz officially signing for Liverpool, the lads look at the Reds’ early wins in the transfer market — and ask whether they’re set to dominate English football in the years ahead. Rory also gets Flav’s take on Tottenham’s interest in Crystal Palace star Ebere Eze, and how he could fit into Thomas Frank’s system.

And with two rival fans in the room, the episode wraps with a fierce debate: who makes the ultimate all-time North London XI?

All that and more in the latest episode of The Club. 

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.