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We review the weekends games as an overly happy Owen celebrates Liverpools win at Old Trafford
Also look at the early warning signs for those expected in a relegation battle
After a summer break we preview the 2024/25 Premier League Season
Hotly debating who will survive and thrive, whilst discussing the transfer window and Casemiro's ditching of the burger vans
If you enjoy silly outlandish football banter, this is the pod for you!
In this returning episode, Owen gets his payback by delving into Man United's season and pinpointing where it has all gone wrong
In this episode we welcome Owen back and enjoying ribbing him about the recent downturn in results of his beloved Liverpool.
We discuss if any over trophy this season is realistic and whether a singular Carabao Cup victory this season is a fitting end to Jurgen Klopps's reign
We are joined by Dan Bedi, Chairman of AFC Dunstable, one of the youngest to ply his trade in the English football pyramid. In the episode we discuss what a chairman actually does, the successful pathways the club has created for players and he previous exploits building an award winning football app
A fully packed episode to enjoy!
Shorter episode this week in a solo effort from Matt, looking at the past weeks biggest stories in football
- Sven's Send Off, Chesterfield and Hashtag Truimphs
- Southgate the next Man Utd Boss?!?!?!
- The Price of Kits
Welcome to the FFP!
In this episode we recap the events of the past week, with arsenal finally able to get over the last 16 hurdle in the champions league. We also look at Bournemouth's amazing comeback game and Owen challenges me to pick an England starting 11, without any of Southgate's usual suspects
In this Episode we review the changes seen on the respective positions of GK, Full-Back, a 10 and that poacher goalscorer, some of which we feel have disappeared from the game altogether and begs the question, is change good?
Following Paul Pogba's 4 year ban we look back on his career and others we feel didn't quite hit the heights they could of
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