The Unfit Pundit

Your Miami Heat are in shambles from false hopes of certain underperforming stars, to a rise in the cap and a culture built around winning. Sit with us as we discuss possible Heat moves this summer and how Miami can come back from these awful times.

The NBA free agency is here soon and the world needs to know why Kawhi is the key to the rest of the NBA's movement. We talk about possible fits for the likes of Kevin Durant, D'Angelo Russell, Kyrie, Kemba and Klay. We also talk about the prospect of Jimmy Buckets in Miami or Houston and why the Lakers could be a team who wins now and still has a future.

The Europa League final is done and dusted as is Eden Hazard's years at Chelsea. Mauricio Sarri continues to be questioned by our panel while Arsenal's lot of players do as well. Are the likes of Ozil, Xhaka and Iwobi good enough? Plus, a quick look into Saturday's Champions League Final as Tottenham Hotspur take on the unlucky yet unfathomably talented Liverpool. 

The title race run is looks easy on paper for Liverpool, but are we underestimating Manchester City? We also touch on the world's best No. 10s and do a deep dive on Arsenal and Tottenham while they're both in two different types of rebuilds. 

Spurs' mistake-ridden season continues at Anfield, allowing for Arsenal and Chelsea to inch closer, while we look back on Huddersfield and Fulham this season and what went wrong. Also, Gonzalo Higuain retires from International Football, but should he be considered an Argentine legend?

Arsenal stun Manchester United at the weekend and make the Top 4 run-in even tighter than before as Spurs and Chelsea fumble points away. We discuss why Liverpool may not be what they were last season while a couple of us still believe in their chances to win it all.

Kepa demonstrates the peak of player power in Chelsea's Carabao Cup final loss to Manchester City as Brendan Rodgers gets the call to take over one of the most promising sides in the Premier League. We then look forward to the weekend with the upcoming North London Derby and how this one means so much more for both sides at this point of the season.

It was a great week for UEFA Champions League action as Atletico Madrid went up 2-0 at home and have left Juve with a mountain to climb. PSG are a much better side than we all thought, and that was without two of their key players. Liverpool and Bayern is a toss up, but Bayern's home form may give them a slight edge over the Reds. 

We're back as we start with discussing Maurizio Sarri's fall from grace at Chelsea along with how good Manchester United are under Solskjær and their hopes to pass a broken PSG in Champions League. Plus, we talk relegation battle, the mid table madness and preview the upcoming Champions League fixtures.

Spurs' suffering is Manchester United's glory as David De Gea saves Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's first meaningful result. We then talk about Arsenal's inevitable leveling out in form, ending with a little talk Southampton and how the Premier League table is looking in 2019.