Osahon and Bryan cover their most interesting Transfer Window afterthoughts as the window shut this past week, a few managerial appoints in the Premier League including Roy Hodgson and Frank Lampard as well introduced, how this shapes a 5 team relegation battle at the moment. The conclusion to AFCON gives Senegal the AFCON trophy, Sadio Mane and company bring home their first AFCON title, and yet the biggest Mane story takes place at a hospital.

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This week, Osahon and Bryan discussed the week’s events across Europe, and the update from the AFCON tournament. How excited is Bryan about Phillipe Coutinho’s debut for Aston Villa or Steven Bergwyn’s brace in stoppage time for Spurs? More drama from Catalonia as Ousmane Dembele’s contract talks have been prolonged and now the injury prone winger may be seeing his exit. Another week of debacles at Everton with the sacking of Rafa Benitez, what’s the best move forward for the Toffees? Should Diego Carlos been keen on a move to Newcastle? Which team could be the Cinderella of the AFCON tournament? Listen in to find out!

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This week, Osahon and Bryan discussed their favorite moves of the January Transfer Window as we approach the halfway point of the window. Which players and teams will reap the benefits of their spending? Lucas Digne and Phillipe Coutinho lead the discussion for Aston Villa as they try to compete for a top half finish under Steven Gerrard, Newcastle signing Chris Wood from Burnley also was a surprise, but keep in mind what Newcastle can offer Wood, Trippier, and any of their million targets.

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Having not recorded since August 25th, the Hooligans Osahon and Bryan are back in the swing of things and break down the coaching changes in the Premier League. Between the sackings of Daniel Farke, Dean Smith, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, Nuno Espirito Santo, Steve Bruce, and also highlight the new hires of Eddie Howe, Steven Gerrard, Antonio Conte, the interim appointment of Ralf Ragnick. WIthin the changes is talking in light of the recent form in the Premier League, what are the chances of success?

The Hooligans Felipe, Osahon, and Bryan have returned from a hiatus, we do a reflection of the crazy summer that has been for clubs other than Barcelona and Inter Milan. The Messi to PSG signing, Mbappe linked with Madrid again, Camavinga leaving Rennes, and other notable transfers are discussed. The Hooligans also preview the season and touch base on the first two games of the season for most clubs outside of Italy. 

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Welcome back to Reformed Hooligans, we took a slight hiatus during the summer as our lives have been hectic. What has also been hectic is this summer's transfer window, names like Lionel Messi, Sergio Ramos, Jack Grealish, Dayot Upamacano and other stars have switched jerseys and will be on different teams. Today Bryan and Felipe were without Osahon, but have guest Ben Bekavac, our resident Bayern Munich fan to look at Bayern's domination of Bundesliga and preview the Premier League. While Felipe and myself discuss some potential surprises in each league as well. 

With the Messi move, there's a domino effect occurring with Erling Haaland and Kylian Mbappe also being names that could move in the near future, but financial constraints at certain clubs have left fans questioning the possibility of the moves. 

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Another week, Another Hooligans!!! This was recorded prior to Saturday's FA Cup Final of Leicester and Chelsea. Congrats to Leicester City! Another non elite club is on the verge of winning Ligue 1 in France, and that's Lille, from Hazard in 2010-11 to Pepe and Leao and now with the chance to beat out PSG like Monaco did a few years back. Otherwise, this episode covers the overview of the big leagues and point out the standouts and letdowns in each league. As well as previewing the Championship Playoffs in route to their promotion, we also preview the chances of Norwich and Watford next year in the Premier League.

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The season is reaching ever closer to its conclusion in the coming weeks and with the season having been affected in so many ways, the dominoes continue to fall as Bryan and Osahon touch on what could be believed about the "punishments" incoming for the Super League clubs, especially the three that remain Juventus, Barcelona, and Real Madrid will face despite the threats from UEFA, especially what could impact the upcoming Euros this summer. Osahon celebrates Manchester United's win over Roma on aggregate to reach the Europa League Final and poked even more fun in Arsenal's defeat to Villareal on the other end of the bracket. We didn't forget the Champions League however, Christian Pulisic and Phil Foden lead Man City and Chelsea to an all Premier League Champions League Final.

Who do you think will win the European Finals?

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Reformed Hooligans convene after the weeks European competitions concluded their first leg.  Tottenham Hotspur are looking for a new manager and losing out on Nagelsman and the chance of Kane leaving Spurs like the others have. Erik Ten Hag of Ajax is discussed as a replacement.  In the process, Man United and Chelsea look to be processing and Man City look to progress to finals representing the Premier League.  For more from Reformed Hooligans and the SSAW family, visit our website TSSAW.com for weekly podcasts and blogs.

In light of all the craziness going on in Europe right now, this weeks episode of The Reformed Hooligans covers a variety of topics that occurred over an eventful week in the football world. The sudden rise and instant collapse of the European Super League will have a ripple effect going forward with fan uproar, rebellion, potential discipline and fines by higher footballing authorities.  One of the ripple effects was Ed Woodward resigning at Manchester United and pleas from Florentino Perez of Real Madrid for league support.  Also in the news this week is the firing of Uncle José at Tottenham. The disaster that was, and the fact they fired him before a League Cup Final no less...  Follow the madness around Europe here and what the Super League could cause!   For more content from us and the SSAW family, log on to TSSAW.com as we draw closer to the enter the summer. Nfl Draft material, NBA playoffs, baseball season, and more!