Podball asks if Virgil van Dijk’s red card in Liverpool’s win over Newcastle was deserved. Nick and Faisal also look at the weekend’s other EPL results and the PFA Player of the Year prize.

This week, Podball asks if Bruno Fernandes is a worthy Man United captain. We also look at dodgy referees and EPL results.

Harry Maguire is leaving Manchester United. Podball takes a look at his (lack of) contributions and whether he’ll do better at West Ham.

The Podball gang discuss Man City’s historic treble and whether the huge amounts of money they spent diminished that historic achievement. Also check out their Premier League Season Recap and their EPL Alternative Awards.

Pep Guardiola guided Man City to their latest Premier League title. As a manager, he’s already won 11 league titles in Spain, Germany and England. Is he the best manager of all time or is it hyperbole?

Arsenal bounced back from a winless run to beat Chelsea and keep their EPL title hopes alive. Meanwhile, 5 teams are in a heated battle to avoid relegation. The gang talk about who's going to go down.

Arsenal’s EPL title race appears to be faltering, while reigning champions Man City are catching up. Is it the end for the Gunners’ title ambitions? We also talk about Liverpool giving up on Jude Bellingham.

Today, Podball asks if Chelsea’s appointment of caretaker boss Frank Lampard will be a disappointment. We also talk about Andy Robertson being yellow-carded for getting elbowed in the face.

Todd Boehly continued Roman Abramovich’s tradition of changing Chelsea managers as often as we change underwear (once every 7 months). In today’s episode, we talk about the sacking of Graham Potter, and look at some other short managerial reigns.

Man United reached the FA Cup semifinals after a chaotic clash against Fulham. Meanwhile, Man City’s Erling Haaland’s goalscoring form plunged the record books into chaos. Podball also talks about Antonio Conte, the Champions League quarterfinals and Lee Zii Jia.