Is Sterling Innocent? Smart to sell Toney now? Should Farage be allowed to earn so much on TV?

On the pod this week the boys discuss Raheem Sterling's camp releasing that statement ahead of Chelsea's kick off against Manchester City. Was he right to stand up for himself or wrong and if so why? Brentford striker Ivan Toney is into the last year of his contract but with no official bids in so far, is strong interest from the Saudi league the best move for the England striker. Or is it best for him and Brentford to see out his final season? The race riots appear to have settled down but what did they tell us about Great Britain? And is it right that Nigel Farage and other politicians can earn so much doing media and second jobs?

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The boys are back, refreshed and ready for another season that is sure to provide shocks, chaos and heartbreak for many Football fans. The team preview the traditional Top 6 and there chances of success - there are some big calls.

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This week could be the start of a very special week for England. This time next week, Gareth Southgate's men could be European Champions - for the first time ever. Does that justify the brand of Football and is this just how international football is?

Labour are finilising their goverment but with one Black senior member, how much does representation matter?

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On this episode of the Whisper it Loudly podcast, Jordan and Troy discuss a disappointing Euros tournament, an underperforming and experimental England side and an eliminated Scottish team that failed to deliver yet again at a major international tournament.

The lads are also joined by Lord Woolley during the political half of the pod!

Don't miss this one!

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In this, the first episode of a new season of Whisper it Loudly, the guys discuss all things Euros ahead of an exciting time in the footballing calendar.

What are England's chances of success this time round?

Also on the agenda is a certain Vinicius Jr, many people's favourite for the Ballon d'or this year who's had a fantastic year on the pitch but also contended with racist fans and spoken out on the subject.

All this and much, much more in this episode of the Whisper it Loudly podcast!

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On the pod this week for the first time we have Hugh Woozencroft, Darren Lewis, Jordan Jarrett-Bryan and Troy Townsend all involved. It's a football special considering it's the end of the season. The guys discuss Manchester City's historic fourth consecutive Premier League title win. Where does it rank in terms of periods of domination and do the charges against them tarnish it?

Jurgen Klopp's managed his final Liverpool's game but do the authorities need to listen to his claim of burn out and do something to protect manager's well-being.

Have Arsenal blown their best chance to win another Premier League?

And with the provisional England squad announced, how are they placed to win the Euros?

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In this instalment of the Whisper it Loudly podcast, all eyes are on Spurs as they take on Manchester City this evening. Can they gift Arsenal their first title in over twenty years, or will City come out on top for a record fourth year in a row?

Boxing chat also dominates the conversation as the biggest fight in years approaches. Usyk v Fury is the one to watch this Saturday!

TV is also very much in the spotlight as TopBoy was awarded a BAFTA on Sunday and in the wake of enormous controversy, the guys discuss Netflix's Baby Reindeer.

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