As we face off with the semi finals of Euro 2016, Adam Esker and Ryan Straney take a look at Portugal v Wales and France v Germany and give a breakdown of what we might expect from these two ties. As England return after their mighty whimper, things are beginning to heat up as Ryan Giggs ends his 29 year tenure at Manchester United, Mourinho privately says hello, and Guardiola stakes his promises. The 2016/2017 looks like it might be heavy, but not without the small matter of the grand finale to these fascinating Euros!

Seven games left. We're on the cusp of history. As dawn rises, we are greeted with out first quarterfinal match between Poland and Portugal, following by Wales v. Belgium, Italy v. Germany, and France v. Iceland. How did these teams get here? What happened to those that fell apart? Adam Esker and Ryan Straney take a look at what has happened so far, and what is yet to come. Aside from the Euros, we take a look at Brexit and how this may affect the upcoming season, Copa America and the departure of Messi from Argentina's national team, plus some transfer guff. As always, a download link is made available for your listening leisure!

As the Euro 2016 shenanigans pause to give us a moment to catch our breaths, Adam Esker and Ryan Straney discuss the hectic final days and the immense stories that have unfolded so far. As the bracket for the last 16 are finalized, we ask who could be our potential finalists and assess the odds between each matchup. We welcome special guest David Garcia from It's Just A Sport, a blog about the intrinsic nuances of football both on and off the pitch. He shares with us his story of moving from New York to Granada to take on his UEFA coaching licences, the challenges involved, and his hopes of influencing the footballing community in the United States. We too, wonder what it's like to share a pitch with Rafa Nadal.

A quick one in the early half of this week as we enter the final phase of the group stages in Euro 2016. Adam Esker and Ryan Straney delve into the some of the key matches, what worked, what didn't, an English rant, plus discuss the reason behind the bizarre protest at the Croatia - Czech Republic match. There are some transfer news bubble floating about, but most importantly, we discovered a story about a certain lad will forever shrug his shoulders if asked about why he was sent off. Download link made available for your listening leisure!

As we head into the second round of the European Champions, Adam Esker and Ryan Straney take a close look at the top matches and break down what worked for those that won, and what failed for those that didn't. Amongst the matches, we take a look at coach that broke the a world record in China, transfer guff, and discuss the recent outburst of violence that has us wondering the validity of its angst. As always, a download link is available for you to listen at your leisure!

At least, here just a few hours before Euro 2016 kicks off. Not only do we take a close look at some of the big guns of the competition, but some of the minnows looking to make a big impact. We discuss women's football and argue why it's not about defending it anymore. Plus, we discuss some of the latest transfer dealings that have occurred so far. Download link is available for you to listen at your leisure!

The big news has arrived... In the form of the red devil himself. Jose Mourinho is now the manager of Manchester United. What does this mean for the club? Next season? The integrity and ethos of the club have changed since the days of Busby and Ferguson. We also take a close look at the Champions League final and discuss what to expect from Real Madrid and Atletico as we're faced with another Madrid derby in the final. Join us as we discuss next season's managerial forecast, transfers, and the goings on at BMO Field.

The rollercoaster may have come off its bumpy ride, but as we coast towards the end (and perhaps towards the bumpiest ride of all) we take a look at the FA Cup final - and perhaps how it might be a far cry from the last time these two sides met at Wembley 26 years ago. We also dissect the microcosm that is Chelsea Football Club, the magnitude of Klopp's first partial tenure at the Kop, and Arsenal's Granit addition to the halls of the Emirates. On the home front, we listen to the soundscape captured at BMO Field and take heed the fans and their thoughts at the star-studded bench of NYFC. There's also talks of flags, air, a certain Rodgers reigning hoops, and much, much more.

Well... What a weekend we've had on our hands. Adam Esker and Ryan Straney take you through the ups and downs of a season now closed, plus take us through the prominent fixtures, key players, and some rather despondent ones as well. As Leicester City make history, we take a look at the tri-force that lead to their success. On the home side, a soundscape of Toronto's BMO Field takes us to the insights of some home fans and what they wish to see their team achieve this season.

We're glad to announce our return and with that, we had a special chat with three lads from England; one from Leicester, on from Tottenham, and the other from Sunderland, all who share three different stories. We commemorate the newly crowned champions Leicester and dissect their monumental achievement, explore the situation at Arsenal and take it at face value, plus discuss the upcoming Madrid derby in the Champions League final. We take a look to weekend with the long awaited home opener at Toronto FC's BMO field. We're glad to be back. Check the download link to listen at your leisure!