The Full Kit Banter Podcast

Another week to forget for the blues as Chelsea lose twice to Manchester City. On the other side of town, Spurs wipe the floor with Crystal Palace setting the stage for a mouth-watering North London Derby clash with table-toppers Arsenal. In the second half of this week’s ep, we take a trip down memory lane and discuss topics on Arsenal and Manchester United, ending off with a Frankenstein of a Fr...

New year, same problems for The Reds as they were soundly beaten by busy bees Brentford. A season-long role reversal with bitter rivals Manchester United seems to have peaked this week as well as The Red Devils and Marcus Rashford excel ahead of a difficult couple of fixtures. 6:00 - Red comparisons 7:00 - Red Devils post CR7 12:00 - Marcus Rashford 17:00 - Martial the future? 20:00 - Darwin Nunez...

The Premier League is back with a bang as the Boxing Day fixtures delivered. The big boys have all come through unscathed, and in-form players have picked up right where there left off. Also, Dutch sensation Cody Gapko has agreed to join Liverpool in a deal that took many by surprise. Will he flourish in the best league in the world or fall by the wayside like so many before him?

Argentina are champions of the world after a virtouso performance from Lionel Messi and shootout heroics from Emi Martinez in goal. Kylian Mbappe's late heroics were not enough for the French after a gutsy fightback. We discuss who impressed and disappointed in Qatar, as well as which players could be on the move in what is surely going to be a hectic January transfer window. Timecodes: 0:00 - Int...

Much like Harvey Dent in The Dark Knight, Cristiano Ronaldo has truly lived long enough to see himself become the villain at Old Trafford. On the field, will Garnacho prove to be the new boy-wonder for the Red Devils or another premature hype train? Arsenal find themselves 5 points clear at the top of the table after Man City felt Ivan Toney's fury, while Chelsea's Graham Potter starts to feel the...

A blockbuster weekend in the Premier League saw red cards, last minute goals, former players returning, managerial departures and goals galore. Liverpool's Jekyll & Hyde season continued with a big win over Spurs, while Arsenal remained top of the table with a win over London rivals Chelsea. Aston Villa's Unai Emery got off to the perfect start with a win over Manchester United, while neighbor...

Arsenal remain top of the table despite losing 'starboy' Saka to injury, as forgotten man Reiss Nelson came up with the goals. Elsewhere, Kevin De Bruyne rocketed Man City to victory at Leicester, Spurs fought back against Bournemouth, Graham Potter had an embarrassing return to Brighton and Leeds ended Virgil Van Dijk's 70 game unbeaten run at Anfield.

Nottingham Forest beat Liverpool to complete one of the shocks of the season so far. The Reds have failed to win in any of their five away fixtures and will have to pick themselves up quickly before falling any further behind the Top 4. Elsewhere, Erling Haaland scored his 16th and 17th league goals of the season, Chelsea and Manchester United played out their 5th consecutive draw and a familiar f...

Roses are red, Violets are blue. Haaland got pocketed, Salah came thru. Klopp sees red in a feisty Anfield affair which sees his tricky reds come out on top of Pep's unusually toothless blues. The Battle of the Bruno's end in a draw, Chelsea continue their mount up the table, while Arteta's young guns extend their lead at the top after VAR overturn a red card and penalty.

Arsenal stayed top of a table with a massive win over struggling Liverpool in a role-reversal of sorts from previous seasons. Elsewhere, Cristiano Ronaldo scored his 700th club career goal while Chelsea, Man City, Spurs and nouveau riche Newcastle all capped off their weekends with a win.

Erling Haaland and Phil Foden were the hat-trick heroes as they decimated their arch rivals, Manchester United. Liverpool were held by Brighton as their leaky defence came back to haunt them while Arsenal remained top of the table with a superb win over North London rivals Spurs.

A 13-minute hattrick from Heung-Min Son silenced his critics and sent Leicester further into the mire, as they now sit rock bottom with a single point from seven matches. Arsenal remain top of the table with a comfortable win over Brentford and Manchester City brushed Wolves aside, with Jack Grealish getting his first goal of the season.

Tuchel Out, Potter In. That was the news emanating from Stamford Bridge last week as Chelsea got their man. How will the Englishman fare with The Blues? Also, Liverpool endured a beatdown in Naples and will need to find their feet both domestically and in Europe quickly to prevent their season from derailing before it even gets going. Timecodes: 0:00 - Intro + Postponed games 7:00 - Tuchel sacked...

Arsenal's perfect start to the season came to an abrupt halt at Old Trafford, as Manchester United  look rejuvenated since their thrashing at Brentford. Can Ten Hag's men keep it going? Liverpool continue to look out of sorts as they dropped points against rivals Everton and Erling Haaland made it 10 goals for the season in Man City's draw at Aston Villa. Also, are Leicester City in danger of...

Liverpool roared back from their 3 match winless run to put 9 past Bournemouth, which was also Scott Parker's last match in charge of The Cherries. Elsewhere, Erling Haaland scored his first hattrick in City blue, while Arsenal maintained the 100% record with a late win against Fulham.

*This episode was recorded before Manchester United vs Liverpool* Manchester City fought back to secure a hard earned point against Newcastle, who look like they are going to be in the mix for European places this season. Elsewhere, Chelsea were battered by a resurgent Leeds and Rodrigo, while Arsenal continued their 100% start to the new season. At the bottom, Leicester and West Ham continue to s...

We've witnessed plenty of fireworks when Chelsea played Tottenham in the past, but this time the managers took centre stage and both saw red by the end of it, with Spurs and Harry Kane snatching a point at the death. Also, the optimism surrounding Manchester United has soured once again after a beatdown at Brentford. How will they fare against winless Liverpool next? 

Erling Haaland stole the headlines on MD1 with a solid brace against West Ham. Elsewhere, Liverpool were bailed out by summer signing Darwin Nunez and Mohamed Salah, the Erik Ten Hag era got off to a losing start against Brighton and Tottenham lead the table after a resounding 4-1 win. Next up for Spurs, Chelsea away...

The Premier League returns this weekend and we got to witness an entertaining curtain raiser as Liverpool beat the champions, Manchester City, 3 - 1 in the Community Shield. How will this result impact both sides as they look to build on their domestic dominance? We also take a look at the rest of the MD1 fixtures and which teams seem most prepared for the big kick off!

We turn our attention to Newcastle this week as a lifelong Newcastle fan and a new friend of the show joins us. We discuss Newcastle's takeover and what some of the expectations are heading in the new season and beyond. Is it simply a matter of time before The Magpies gatecrash the 'Big 6s' monopoly on the Premier League?

WE ARE BACK with a BANGer. Our favourite segment 'Fraud Watch' gets its dedicated episode as we look back on the 21/22 season of the English Premier League and select our fraudulent XI of players who’ve failed to live up to their hype and lofty price tags, as well as those who’s shown promise only to severely under deliver. These are our Frauds of The Season!  Special thanks to Nothing Fancy...

Darwin Nunez' big money move to Liverpool is our main talking point of this weeks episode as the Red's try to build on their UCL and Premier League disappointment. We also look at other big movers and rumors around the league as silly season is upon us!

Real Madrid are 14 time Champions League Winners after overcoming a spirited, but ultimately wanting Liverpool side. We discuss the fallout of the final as well as the keys to victory for Los Blancos. Elsewhere, Ralf Rangnick parts ways with Manchester United as he will not continue as an advisor for the club.

After a sensational finale, Manchester City have retained their Premier League crown in dramatic fashion. Leeds survived and condemned Burnley to the drop, while Tottenham cruised to 4th place.

Arsenal's defeat to Newcastle leaves them needing a huge favour from Norwich against North London rivals Tottenham on the final day of the season to finish in the 4th and final UCL spot. FA Cup winners Liverpool kept their slim title hopes alive but will also need Steven Gerrard's Aston Villa to take a point off Manchester City at the Etihad to become champions. Leeds' last gasp draw against Brigh...