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Reeking Of Relegation

Season 2, Episode 15

Alex, Nick and George review matchday 24 in the Premier League (18-19 February). Managerless Leeds went down to a freak goal at Goodison Park and their troubles are looking terminal. Alex took friend of the show Will Swannell to Spurs v West Ham and enjoyed a goalscoring star turn from Emerson Royal after yet another dreadful first half. We look back at Manchester United's thrilling draw in Barcelona, defeats in Europe for Chelsea and Tottenham, and the rest of the week's headlines. There's another James Ward-Prowse free-kick masterpiece at Stamford Bridge, plus goalkeeping embarrassment at Aston Villa and Newcastle. Plus a look ahead to next weekend's League Cup final.

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Recorded 20 February 

A Tale Of Two Uniteds

Season 2, Episode 14

It's another packed show as Alex, Nick and George pick through the weekend of 11-12 February in the Premier League. There's plenty for Nick and George to discuss after their teams Manchester United and Leeds United faced each other twice in a week. Alex has a disastrous Spurs performance at Leicester to digest, and all three of us are ready to give VAR a good kicking after a truly embarrassing weekend for the league's referees. We look ahead to a huge midweek as Arsenal face Manchester City in the league and Manchester United, Chelsea and Tottenham all travel to big-name European destinations.

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Recorded 13 February

Back Once Again With The Relegate Master

Season 2, Episode 13

We're back after a three-week hiatus at a busy time of the season with a bumper four-part pod that takes in everything from the January transfer window to the news of Manchester City's charges for financial rule-breaking. Alex discusses Tottenham's 1-0 home win over the champions, and there's praise for Harry Kane who broke Jimmy Greaves's longstanding club goalscoring record. Nick is happy enough with Manchester United's steady progress, but George cannot see any positives at Elland Road, where Jesse Marsch becomes the seventh manager to be sacked during this Premier League season, leaving Leeds managerless ahead of back-to-back games with their fiercest rivals. 

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Recorded 6 February

Football’s Wars Of Religion and Gary’s Love For Willy

Season 2, Episode 12

Alex, Nick and George discuss the weekend of 13-15 January in the Premier League. A gleeful Nick reviews Manchester United's derby win over City, in a game defined by a controversial VAR decision. Alex has had enough of Antonio Conte's football after another disappointing Spurs performance against a big rival. George's beloved Leeds United put in a good performance at Villa Park on Friday night but still lost, while Gary Neville fell in love with Willy Gnonto. We also wonder how Frank Lampard is still in a job at Everton, and we look forward to the week ahead in league and cup.

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Recorded 16 January

A Mark Robins Moment For Jesse Marsch

Happy New Year to all our listeners!

Alex, Nick, and George are back from an extended World Cup and Christmas break with an episode packed full to the brim with football content. We look back at the FA Cup third round weekend and three rounds of Premier League action since Christmas. In part 3 we pay tribute to Pelé and Gianluca Vialli, and we look back at an incredible FIFA World Cup in Qatar. We take a look ahead at next week, including big derby games in Manchester and North London. To round things off, Nick claims Rashford is now at Mbappe's level...

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Recorded 9 January

In The Departure Lounge For Qatar

Alex, Nick, and George are here for the final episode before the FIFA World Cup in Qatar. After 15 rounds of the Premier League, the lads submit their teams' end of term reports. Alex and George look back on a pulsating seven-goal thriller between Tottenham and Leeds, while Nick heralds the emergence of a new young star at Manchester United. Brentford top the bill following a remarkable win away to the champions Manchester City. We discuss Gareth Southgate's England's squad, Everton's woes under Frank Lampard, plus there's a quick chat with Emily from Minnesota, who flew in just to watch "the Spurs"...

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Recorded 14 November

37 Goals and Cascarino’s Wisdom

Alex, Nick, and George pick through a weekend of 37 goals in the Premier League on 5-6 November. A thrilling 4-3 win for Leeds at Elland Road tops the bill, while Alex and Nick reflect on defeats for Tottenham and Manchester United respectively. Plus there's news from around the league and from Monday's UEFA draws, with just one more week to go before the World Cup break!

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Recorded 8 November

Special Nights At Anfield

Alex, Nick and George discuss the weekend's football. In our Halloween episode we look back on a gruesome night for Liverpool at home to Leeds, ghoulish first-half football from Spurs, and the re-animation of Marcus Rashford at Old Trafford. Graham Potter gets a beating back at Brighton, while Arsenal and Manchester City keep winning. Plus there's lots of action in Europe as the UEFA group stages need sorting out before the World Cup.

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Recorded 31 October

Geordie Sure

Alex, Nick, and George are back from an enforced absence to go over three Premier League matchdays all at once in this bumper catch-up episode. George has three Leeds defeats and troubled times for Jesse Marsch to pore over, while Nick is a much happier Manchester United fan after their good midweek win over Spurs and a late equaliser at Stamford Bridge. Alex is fed up with Antonio Conte's tactics but recounts meeting the Geordie Zidane at Tottenham. Plus a look ahead at next week.

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Recorded 25 October

Giddy Gooners and Novelty Toothbrushes

Alex, Nick and George look back on the weekend's football, with Arsenal's 3-2 win over Liverpool topping the bill. Manchester United put in a good performance to claim three points at Everton, and Harry Kane keeps scoring as Spurs win at Brighton, while George's Leeds suffer another painful defeat on the road at Crystal Palace. We look back at last week's action in the UEFA competitions, and we preview next week's reverse European fixtures and the Premier League weekend.

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Recorded 10 October