The Champions League is BACK and we're more than ready for action... As always, Ryan Straney and Adam Esker are here to break down the opening fixtures. We discuss our predictions of the who and why, the how and what. We look at the weekend's fixtures, question the future (and minds) of the managers, plus delve into the ethos of modern day football.

As the window comes to a damning close, Ryan Straney and Adam Esker take you through some of the biggest deals in this record-breaking transfer period. Who wins in the De Gea debacle? Is Wenger right about dealings? How will Chelsea fare? Are the Citizens the real winners? We also discuss the tactical follies from the previous weekend, breaking down the victories outlined by West Ham, Swansea, and Crystal Palace. Plus the latest guff around local boys Toronto FC and the musings around the MLS.

By this time next week, the transfer window will be shut and the silly season shall be done and dusted. For now, Ryan Straney and Adam Esker take you through all the happenings as the Champions League draw has the group stages set for this season's showcase competition. We discuss Man City and another signing set for another shade of blue, Manchester United's targets, some personnel troubles at Norwich and West Ham, plus a whole lot more... The download link is available for you to listen at your leisure.

With week three upon us, the dawn of the odd signings have Adam Esker and Ryan Straney scratching their heads at Leicester and Stoke's acquisitions of Gokhan Inler and Xedran Shaqiri respectively. What are the intentions of these signings? What's with the silent Barca connection at Chelsea? They discuss the gulf of class within players - namely with their behaviour off the pitch. Plenty of questions, plenty of theories, a look towards the weekend's fixtures, with a hefty dose of all things happening MLS. Enjoy.

We're back with season two of Touchline Radio as Ryan Straney and Adam Esker recount all the happenings in what has been a busy summer. Aside from the prominent transfer stories, they give their account of what lies ahead and how side in the top flight may fare on the first official weekend, plus the Champions League qualifiers. Sometimes one Lambert gets mixed with another.

My, aren't we glad to be back. With what has been a football-laden summer so far, Ryan Straney and Adam Esker recount what has happened so far. We're glad to have actor Roshan Kodabuckus to share with us his experiences of being a supporter of Tottenham Hotspur and perhaps what they need to get back to the Champions League. Don't forget the download link to listen at your leisure!

As a week laden with corruption passes, Adam Esker and Ryan Straney try to steady the boat with another clear explanation of the happenings in world football. What does the resignation of Sepp Blatter actually mean? What are the boundaries between corruption and manipulation? On the pitch, were our Champions League predictions prove to be correct? Many questions, many answers, many theories. We go into an in depth discussion about managers, 'keepers, and why this is all like taking candy from a baby.

As we say goodbye to yet another season, Ryan Straney and Adam Esker close with what has been a strenuous week on many fronts. From the meeting of heroes to the blatant corruption in the house of football, we do our part in dissecting exactly what has happened to FIFA this week. But aside from the negatives, we're glad to have had Stephen Gresty from L'Oreal with us this week to discuss his colourful experiences in football.

A quick roundup here, as Adam Esker and Ryan Straney take you on the cusp of yet another season gone by. We discuss a change of format of the show going into next season, along with some serious matters occurring behind the secretive doors of FIFA. We look to the MLS and the prospects of two former England internationals plying their trade here, the relegation showdown between Newcastle and Hull City, transfer guff, plus more.

Rounding up the week before last, Adam Esker and Ryan Straney take you through the latest in the world of football as the stage is set for Barcelona and Juventus in Berlin. We give an in-depth analysis of why it worked for Juve, why it's working for Barca, and how the final should shape up on the 6th of June. Back in England the relegation battle enters the most crucial period, with some bastardizing stats that may deliver a painful truth for some. There's also a lot of talk on the home front, so take a listen.