Dom Bowers and Rod Maxwell catch up on the latest football news and give their own slant on the comings and goings at their clubs and the rest of the league. Also available on Youtube - https://youtu.be/AWQQJWGYTNE

The Theatres of Dreams goes all Euro focused and is joined by a new presenter and special guest Erin Beau Carroll one of the voices on Radio Robins commentary. Harry Merrell and Rod Maxwell talk with Erin about the upcoming Euros in Switzerland and discuss how well will England's Lionesses do and how is favourite for the tournament.

Dom, Richard and Rod reflect on who won what across the main cups and competitions and try and bring some objectivity - at least it is therapy for Dom and Rod!!

Rod and Harry bring the season to and end by chatting about PSG completely dismantling Milan in the final and starting to look forward to next season and the transfer window. Also available as a video-cast - https://youtu.be/EPrvhLUmKdE

Rod and Harry reflect on last week's Europa Cup Final in Bilbao - what went wrong and what it will mean, as well as looking ahead to Chelsea's game tonight against Real Betis and talk UEFA Champions League action which saw Arsenal beat Barca in the final.

Tom, Harry and Rod look ahead to the massive Europa League Final in Bilbao this week and ask which team is in better shape and does it mean more to either club or can either of them risk not winning?

Podcast regular Rod Maxwell is joined by Harry Merrell - MUFC fan and presenter of Good Neet Soul on RadioAlty.co.uk to talk about the reds season, the recent results and look ahead to Bilbao.... as well as speculation on transfers and the latest more general football news. Listen or watch https://youtu.be/YIcBcflZOjY

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Dom, Rich and Rod are back after a little end of season gap to discuss who are the winners, losers and potential players as the season comes to a close. Who will be take the remaining places in the league? And is MUFC v Tottenham a gloomy tie with any real meaning for both sides? Does it mark a farce of the league that one of them will be in the Champions League next season?