Episodes

  • Who will go down alongside the Potters?

    Who will go down alongside the Potters?
    May 5 2018
    Jake Humohrey is joined at Goodison Park by Glenn Hoddle, Owen Hargreaves and Franny Benali for the final Premier League Tonight podcast of the season. The team discuss the permutations of the relegation battle as well as who'd they'd pick in England's starting line up for the World Cup.

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    42 mins
  • Will Swansea go down?

    Will Swansea go down?
    Apr 28 2018
    Jake Humphrey is joined at the Liberty Stadium by Chris Sutton and John Hartson as Swansea are beaten by Chelsea. The team discuss who they think will end the season in the bottom three and Chris Sutton revisits his disappointing Celtic exit.

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    43 mins
  • Is Sean Dyche the manager of the year?

    Is Sean Dyche the manager of the year?
    Apr 14 2018
    Jake Humphrey is joined at Anfield by Owen Hargreaves, Jermaine Jenas and Steve McManamanto debate Sean Dyche's chances of claiming the Premier League Manager of the Year honour as well as all the rest of the action and reaction from Saturday's Premier League fixtures.

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    44 mins
  • Which team is the greatest in Premier League history?

    Which team is the greatest in Premier League history?
    Mar 31 2018
    Jake Humphrey is joined at Goodison Park by Rio Ferdinand, Steve McManaman and Martin Keown to discuss which team is the greatest in Premier League history, how everyone seems to get better when they play under Guardiola and if Southampton can beat the drop.

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    41 mins
  • West Ham fans have hurt the club

    West Ham fans have hurt the club
    Mar 10 2018
    Jake Humphrey is joined at Stamford Bridge by Chris Sutton, Glenn Hoddle and special guest former Crystal Palace manager Frank De Boer. The guys address the awful scenes at London Stadium where West Ham fans, players and owners clashed and they also reflect on Manchester United's victory over Liverpool and Jose Mourinho's football philosophy. We also get to hear Frank's take on his spell at Palace, his memories of the 1998 World Cup and Johan Cruyff's legacy. 

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    45 mins
  • Living in the shadow of the 'golden generation'

    Living in the shadow of the 'golden generation'
    Mar 3 2018
    Jake Humphrey is joined by Steven Gerrard, Jermaine Jenas and Steve McManaman to discuss the Premier League managers facing a crisis and the impact of bringing in a new manager to help a struggling side. They also consider whether the VAR system is ready for this summer's World Cup and Jenas shares his career reflections.

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    42 mins
  • Should West Brom have kept faith with Pulis?

    Should West Brom have kept faith with Pulis?
    Feb 24 2018
    Jake Humphrey is joined by Owen Hargreaves, Martin Keown and Glenn Hoddle to reflect on the latest Premier League action, including the latest defeat for basement side West Brom, and they ponder the future for Baggies manager Alan Pardew. The guys also recall their worst ever away trips - that include extra training after a game, blood on the walls in Kiev and a bottle of whiskey in Prague - and they discuss their injury woes and the pressure to play through pain during their playing careers.

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    32 mins
  • FA CUP TONIGHT: Scholes: I had to buy some boots from JJB!

    FA CUP TONIGHT: Scholes: I had to buy some boots from JJB!
    Feb 17 2018
    Jake Humphrey is joined by Paul Scholes, Robbie Savage and Steve McManaman to discuss the latest FA Cup action along with the draw for the quarter-finals. The boys also debate the benefits of a mid-season warm-weather training trip after West Brom hit the headlines for all the wrong reasons and they also recall similar controversies in their own careers like the infamous 'dentist's chair' incident. We also get a fascinating insight into their respective decisions to retire - and in Scholes' case, to return to the game.

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    49 mins