You'll understand the title once you get through the podcast. BUT, in this week's Premier League pod, we invited an old coach and advisor onto the show to talk about Liverpool's upcoming game with Spurs. Later on, we go over some of the results from this past weekend including why watching the Manchester Derby was just painful.

On the La Liga portion of this week's pod, we go over how Zidane has gone from the chopping block 10 days ago to potential Madrid hero. Also, once again, Atléti show how difficult it is to beat them and we preview this upcoming weekend's Madrid Derby! Can't believe we had to talk about this too, but we have to have the discussion: what's going on with Messi?

I think the title says it all really. WHAT did we watch during this past weekend's NLD? Only the former philosophers of the world can tell us. In other news, Rheon FINALLY gets on the Chelsea-might-win-this-thing train Elyas highlights how Arsenal and Manchester United can actually improve.

On the La Liga portion of the pod, we go over the much anticipated Real Sociedad and Villareal matchup from this past weekend, why Atleti are genuine favorites for the title, and why Real Madrid could see a coaching change sooner rather than later (BTW, Pochettino is still free).

This week, we decided to focus a bit more on Arsenal and Tottenham given their polarizing performances at the weekend and the NLD coming up this weekend. It may or may not have been a mistake to bring on two delusional guests to share their POV on Arsenal and Spurs, respectively, but you decide.

Barcelona and Real Madrid continue to underwhelm against good opposition this past weekend in La Liga, so, of course, we have to give them a ton of flack. Also, not so quietly, Real Sociedad are on a tear at the top of La Liga.

Disclaimer: We started recording this right after learning the news that Diego Maradona has passed away. We spend the first few minutes talking about the legend himself.

For any Spurs fans listening to this, please don't be incessantly pushing the narrative that Spurs are going to win the league. Yes, there's a chance, but let's take it easy. Meanwhile, Chelsea and Liverpool continue their strong form while Arsenal need to sort it out. Oh, we don't even know what to think of Manchester United at this point.

We're celebrating the fact that there are no more international breaks with a little preview of the Atletico Madrid vs Barcelona game on Saturday evening as well as City vs Spurs on Saturday afternoon. We also spend a few minutes talking about the Spain vs Germany result and the USMNT's recent success. Oh, and we also have a special guest joining us for the City vs Spurs preview.

Hint: he is one of the 4 Manchester City fans that live outside of Manchester AND he's genetically responsible for Rheon's terrible eyesight.

In a normal world (that just feels funny to type at this point), maybe Real Madrid or Barcelona would be top of the table in La Liga at this point, but that is pretty far from the truth. Real Sociedad and Villarreal continue to impress, while Real Madrid stutter near the top and Barcelona stay relatively inconsistent.

We've gone back and forth in the last few weeks about who could challenge Liverpool for the title and we may be coming to a consensus. Also, Southampton and Aston Villa continue to impress while Leeds and Arsenal...well, not so much.