Sunny days as we edge closer as to who will be setting Berlin's Olympiastadion in June. Ryan Straney and Adam Esker discuss the Champions League semi finals in depth to decipher exactly why Juventus and Barcelona edged out their opponents, but whose to say what's to happen in the return leg? In England, Chelsea have been crowned champions but the relegation battle seems set to be quite exciting. We also take a good look at La Liga's strike and try to understand what this means for Spanish football.

What is this talk of ‘”boring, boring Chelsea?” A short and sweet one, as Ryan Straney and Adam Esker discuss what’s happening in the world of football on this latest episode. So near, yet so far away as table toppers Chelsea are on the cusp, yet anything can happen with the bottom-battlers. We speak in depth about the sporting culture in Toronto, what this means to Toronto FC and what they could (and perhaps should) do about it. JT26 is the man, but Arsenal could very well apply the heat next year after. Who is set to take the reign atop Europe’s most prestigious competition? Where does Juventus sit in contention? Can Hull City survive the scare? What do the Magpies need to change things around? Pay respects to the loss of Belgium potential, plus a big shout-out to Oduro, yep.

A mixed bag of questions as Mourinho's tactics outdo van Gaal. Is it bad? Or is it good? How will this affect the outcome at the Emirates on Sunday? More questions asked about Klopp and his managerial swing. In the FA Cup, it won't be a swan song for Stevie G. Aston Villa and Arsenal are set for quite the classic but before that, there are plenty of games to decide who stays, who goes, and who is going to lift the big one (we think that part is clear, at least). We share our thoughts. Take a gander.

This week Ryan Straney and Adam Esker take a close look at the Champions League quarter finals and the 31st matches of this Barclays Premier League season. What's to happen to City at the end of this season? Is a Champions League spot still possible for Liverpool? With the recent news surrounding Dortmund and Jürgen Klopp, a prediction of a big change to the Premier League is on the cards. But before then, Wembley's stage is set for the FA Cup semi-finals with Stamford Bridge set for quite the showdown with the title in reach.

After a week that has felt rather long, Ryan Straney and Adam Esker discuss the strange economy of football in the final stages of the Barclays Premier League season. With the Champions League rearing its head, who's to pass into the final juncture through the quarter finals? Is Ibra's fine too hard-felt? United's fullback has us boggled, while Arsene's building steam with Arsenal. Harmonizing is key to life. A big shout out to the lads at STATs Never Lie for their continued good work and Ryerson for awarding us with a TARA Award for best SpiritLIVE show of 2015.

A bit of a mashup, as we decided to keep things as recent as possible. We bring to you an interview with Eric Anderton to discuss Liverpool and their latest landscape as we enter the final push. We take a look a look back at the latest Euro Cup qualifiers, plus a look forward towards what's to come in the Barclays Premier League. Please pardon some slight audio inconsistencies with the interview, as we had some alien interference who (I guess) really wanted to be on the show.

This week Adam and Ryan discuss many, many things football as we end the round of 16 in the Champions League, followed by a rowdy affair as we enter the final quarter of the Barclays Premier League. The two discuss Liverpudlian matters, the focus on Mourinho's media comments, Champions League matters, Walcott's wobble, touch further upon the idea of football entering academia and a lot, LOT more.

Ryan Straney and Adam Esker take a look back at what was a rather dramatic week in the Champions League, with a gander at the semi final draw for this year's FA Cup. Plus we take a look at recent revelations from Evertonian ex-hooligan Andrew Nicholls, Keane's banter, China's plans, and a whole lot more.

We're glad to be back as Adam takes us through the happenings of the week as we enter a rather maddening schedule. It's at these times that the gap spreads and we see who makes it through the final tiers of the footballing world's most prestigious competitions.

A summary from the goings on of February, plus a rather ridiculous story from a night out.