The Sensible Soccer Podcast

Bringing you Premier League talk and banter. In this episode, we take a look at:

- Liverpool beat Man City in a tight game before overcoming a nervy test from West Ham. Are Liverpool getting back to their best or is there still some fragility there?

- Arsenal struggled against an aggressive Leeds side to have their best start to a top-flight league campaign ever.

- Man United drop points at Newcastle before destroying Spurs. We take a look at what these result mean for all three clubs.

- Ronaldo's actions of walking down the tunnel early have shown disrespect to the club, manager, teammates and fans. What's next for him?

- Chelsea have quietly crept back into the top 4. Will they be in the top 4 at the end of the season?

- Now that we're about a quarter of the way through the season, we review our predictions from the beginning of the season and adjust them accordingly.

Bringing you Premier League talk and banter. In this episode, we take a look at:

- Arsenal finally beat Liverpool in a tight, controversial game. We take a look at some of the incidents including Martinelli's follow-through on TAA, the Gabriel hand ball, The Jesus penalty, Tsimikas's elbow on Jesus and the Henderson Gabriel conflict.

- Liverpool have struggled at times this season. Heading into the game against City we take a look at what's going on at Liverpool and possible reasons for their poor levels of performance recently.

- Man City are just cruising along in first gear at the moment, but Haaland is squarely in sports mode. We analyze Haaland and what makes him so special.

- Man United beat an in-form Everton team and showed some flashes of quality and structure and a new mental resolve. Are we starting to see a little light at the end of the tunnel for United.

Bringing you Premier League talk and banter. In this episode, we take a look at:

- The Yates report exposed some extremely worrying behavior trends of abuse and harassment in the NWSL. As we live in the backyard of one of the clubs that has been investigated, we take a look at what can be done to eradicate such culture and behavior.

- Arsenal systematically controlled and destroyed Spurs who go down to 10-men. We discussed the game and take a look whether this is what Spurs fans can expeect moving forward. We also take a look at some of Kane's questionable behavior on the field. 

- Man City hit United for 6 this week. We ask "are they unstoppable"...and what does this loss mean for Manchester United?

Bringing you Premier League talk and banter. In this episode we take a look at:

- Man United beat Arsenal to make it 4 wins in a row. What does this mean for Man Uinted?

- We take a look at what Arsenal's first defeat of the season means for them.

- Man City dominated at Villa but struggled to create scoring opportunities. We take a look at why.

- We have a quick look at the summer transfer window - who did well and who didn't!

Bringing you Premier League talk and banter (sorry about the voice quality, balling covid currently). In this episode we take a look at:

- Man United raised their game to beat an abject Liverpool team, but then were the same old United against Southampton, do their recent signings change much?

- Man City and Håland powered back to take victory against Palace, but they've been 2 goals down in their last 2 games. Is this a concern?

- Arsenal played well but were forced to recover from a defensive error to win the game in the final minutes to maintain their 100% record. We talk about how this upset the Premier League celebration police.

- Spurs have been poor, giving up possession, territory, and shots on goal...but continue to pick up points. Are they efficiently good or have they just not played anyone clinical yet?

Bringing you Premier League talk and banter (sorry about the voice quality, balling covid currently). In this episode we take a look at:

- Tuchel and Conte engaged in some argy bargy and handbags at dawn. Who was to blame? 

- Liverpool have flattered to deceive so far this season. Is there a problem incorporating Nunez into their team?

- Man United shockingly bad. Is there any hope for them next week against Liverpool?

- Arsenal play some beautiful football to destroy Leicester, but is their desire to bounce back quickly when conceding the thing that will tip them over the edge this season?

- Man City coast to an easy victory. Can anyone beat them?

Bringing you Premier League talk and banter (sorry about the voice quality, balling covid currently). In this episode we take a look at:

- Are Man United panic buying after being humiliated last weekend? What do they need to do to have a good season?

- After Arsenal overcame a tough game against Palace, are we seeing a new Arsenal?

- Man City are walking in a Haaland wonderland. Have they changed to accomodate their new talisman?

- Chelsea got off to a good start but are they legit or are they flattering to deceive?

- Johnny's predications.

Bringing you Premier League talk and banter (sorry about the voice quality, balling covid currently). In this episode we take a look at:

- The Lionesses wonderful Summer Success.

- Whether Man Ubited should take a page out of Arsenal's book and do a full-on, widescale rebuild.

- Arsenal superb summer transfer window and why they'll have a great season.

- Prediction for this season including: Top 4, European place, relegation fodder, top scorer, player of the year and over/underachievers.

In this episode we talk all things:

- Arsenal outclassing Spurs and then being outclassed by Brighton.

- Spurs' poor performances continue: What happened to Kane?

- Man City's Forward experiments not working.

- Liverpool were lucky not to have Milner sent off.

- Are Chelsea and Chelsea beginning to struggle?

- Johnny's end-of-season predictions.

During this episode, we take a look at Week 5 action and start with a tense affair between Arsenal and Burnley. Manchester United had a difficult trip in the Champions League which wasn't made much easier in a tight game against Wesh Ham. We round up the game reviews by talking about Spurs' abject loss to Chelsea. Simon and I also discuss rivalries both geographical and competitive. Finally, we talk about other premier league talking points.