The Full Kit Banter Podcast

Another season of Premier League action beckons, as Chelsea once again steal the headlines, perhaps for the wrong reasons. Meanwhile, their rivals from Merseyside again come up short on one of their targets...two very contrasting transfer windows.

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(02:00) - Chelsea's bloated squad

(44:00) - Who are Chelsea's locker room leaders?

(1:20:00) - How do Man City improve on seeming perfection?

(1:25:00) - The rise of Lewis and Bobb

Manchester City took a giant step towards their 4th Premier League title in a row after a tense win at Tottenham. However, the big talking point coming from the THS was the delight felt by the Spurs faithful at the defeat.

Liverpool and Arsenal suffered shock home defeats in the league to swing the Premier League title race in favor of the Champions, Manchester City.

Have The Reds run out of steam after an emotionally taxing season? Can Arsenal regroup against Bayern Munich in the Champions League?

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Have Liverpool and Arsenal blown it? (2:00)

On this week's episode, we dole out apologies to players who have shut us up with their performances this season. Who else makes your list?

In a shorter episode of FKB this week, we recap the epic FA Cup clash between Manchester United and Liverpool, and look ahead to the final 10 games of an enthralling Premier League title race.

Phil Foden was the name on everyone's lips after the Manchester Derby, as he continued his tremendous form. Elsewhere, we recap the Carabao Cup final as Sash shares some 'hard-hitting home truths'.

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(0:01:00) - Carabao Cup Final Review

(0:31:00) - Manchester United's Negativity In-Game

Chelsea pulled off a surprising draw at Manchester City in what should be a morale-boosting performance ahead of their Carabao Cup Final with Liverpool.

Elsewhere, Manchester United stay in the hunt for Europe next season and Sheffield United and Burnley sink to new depths.

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(1:20) - Chelsea continue to be decent vs "Big 6"

Arsenal's big win over title rivals Liverpool may have sparked certain controversy post-match, but their performance on the pitch left no doubt in viewer's minds that they were back in form.

Elsewhere, Mauricio Pochettino may have suffered his most damaging defeat as Chelsea boss and fans start to lose patience.

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(00:30) Asian Cup and Afcon

(10:00) Ars v Pool review

(35:00) Arsenal's post-game celebration comments by pundits

(40:00) Thoughts on Klopp's departure

(53:00) Chelsea

(01:20:00) Fraud Watch and Boss Watch

At the midway point of the Premier League season, we discuss some unexpected names who have shone and may continue to impress during the "business end" of the campaign.

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(6:00) - Alfie Doughty

(12:35) - Dom Solanke

(15:00) - Aston Villa's Attack

(18:00) - Cole Palmer

(26:00) - Hwang Hee-Chan & Cunha

(31:00) - Bernd Leno

(33:00) - Marcos Senesi

(40:00) - Pedro Porro & Vicario

(48:00) - Anthony Gordon

(55:00) - Ibrahima Konate & Curtis Jones

(1:00:00) - Phil Foden

(1:10:00) - Declan Rice

New year, same Salah as he recovered from a missed penalty to torment Newcastle. Liverpool remained top of the Premier League table heading into the New Year as Arsenal slipped up, Aston Villa kept pace, and newly minted World Champions Man City wait in the wings.

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(0:00) - FKB welcome back

(7:00) - Lionel on Man City becoming World Champions

(8:00) - "Anti-Pep" football

(11:00) - Liverpool v Newcastle Recap

(15:00) - Liverpool are xG merchants

(19:00) - Newcastle in terrible form

(26:50) - Man Utd’s triumphant draw gained against the KOP

(30:50) - AFCON and Asian Cup absences

(40:00) - Does Arsenal have the most toxic fanbase?

(1:00:00) - Man Utd x Sir Jim Ratcliffe

(1:16:00) - Man City’s Big 3 returning (Foden, Haaland, KDB)

(1:27:00) - Cole Palmer shining