In the latest episode of 'It's All Kicking Off!' Racing Correspondent, Dominic King, returns once again to step into Ian's shoes...who's currently gallivanting through the British countryside.
The lads begin by discussing Chelsea and why it's gone so badly for the west London club since Todd Boehly came to town, questioning whether throwing yet more money at the squad is the answer.
They question whether it's Tottenham's time to shine at Old Trafford as they look to put an unfortunate record to bed this season. 
AND we consider whether Newcastle's stuttering season was to be expected, or if they really ought to be doing better... Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Will Sancho outlast Ten Hag at Manchester United?

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'It's All Kicking Off!' returns for our final episode of the domestic season. 
After another breathless campaign, Ian and Chris reflect on some of the biggest moments we've seen and analyse a weekend of cup final upsets and playoff drama. 
We begin by assessing Pep Guardiola's Manchester City legacy after the Daily Mail's Manchester City expert, Jack Gaughan, broke the news that the Spaniard will be leaving at the end of the upcoming season. 
From one departing Manchester manager to - possibly - another, as Ian breaks down the confrontation he had with Erik ten Hag during his press conference. What do you reckon, did our host go too harsh on the Dutchman? 
Also covered in today's episode: Jack Grealish's Euro 2024 chances, Wayne Rooney's Plymouth appointment, the Scottish Cup final and much, much more. 
From everyone at 'It's All Kicking Off!', thank you for listening to our podcast this season. We'll now take a couple of weeks off before we return for every single day of Euro 2024. 
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Can Manchester City cope without Pep Guardiola?

It's All Kicking Off returns for the final 'Weekend Preview' edition of the season. 
Don't be sad, though, as one thing's for sure... Ian and Chris are determined to go out with a bang. 
We begin by questioning whether Mauricio Pochettino's Chelsea exit will open the door for a stint at Old Trafford, 2 years after Manchester United opted for Erik ten Hag instead.
The lads discuss the FA Cup Final and debate how Manchester United can come out on top, despite their significant underdog status. 
Ian questions whether there are enough goal-scorers in the provisional England squad (you'll never guess who the third top scorer is)
AND we look ahead to the mammoth Championship Playoff Final.
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How Manchester United CAN win crunch FA Cup clash

Welcome back to 'It's All Kicking Off!' - for the penultimate Monday pod of the season.
In this episode, Ian and Chris reflect on the Premier League finale, which saw Manchester City claim their fourth successive title. We question whether it really is a boring league now, and if so, whether that's City's fault or if the blame lies elsewhere...
The lads discuss the future of Liverpool's key players after Jurgen Klopp parted ways with the Anfield faithful. After a teary solo lap of honour, could Trent Alexander-Arnold prove to be the next legend to leave this summer?
Also on the agenda: if Roberto De Zerbi truly be missed at Brighton, why PL teams shouldn't play post-season friendlies down under, and whether the next cohort of promoted sides will fare better than those this season.
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If the Premier League is boring... it's not because of Manchester City

To VAR or not to VAR? That is the question.
'It's All Kicking Off' returns for its Weekend Preview edition.
Ian and Chris cover all bases in this episode, including: Ange Postecoglou's rant, whether VAR should be scrapped after Wolves tabled a vote on its Premier League abolition, where the future lies for Marcus Rashford, the title-race as it reaches its conclusion, and whether football teams care enough about player welfare.
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'It hasn't solved the problems!' Should VAR be scrapped?

There are three certainties in life: death, taxes and a Monday edition of 'It's All Kicking Off!'
In this episode, Chris fights a raging hangover to respond to Brendan Rodgers' post-Old Firm remarks, where the Celtic manager bit back at those who suggested his side had been going through the motions earlier this season.
Ian suggests that Manchester United should move all the way down to Wembley for a couple of seasons, while they tear down Old Trafford and build a brand new stadium on the same plot of land.
We question whether Tottenham fans would REALLY want to see their team lose against Manchester City if it meant Arsenal couldn't win the league.
AND Ian challenges Crystal Palace to turn it up a gear next year, and break free from their 12th place shackles.
Presenters: Ian Ladyman and Chris Sutton Producer: Henry Williams 
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Will Sancho outlast Ten Hag at Manchester United?

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