Armchair Analysts

This week we talked all about the world cup. Mad huh?

From the dizzying heights of Cabo Verde's draw with Spain, to the dramatic lows of Spain's draw with Cabo Verde, this week we talk all things World Cup.

This week the analysts talk up and down the Premier League, over the channel with the Champions League, and across the pond to the World Cup.

As Arsenal end their 22-year wait for the title, other storylines in the Premier League continue into the final day. Who's staying up out of Spurs and West Ham, and which teams are playing in which European competition next season?

The Premier League is drawing to a close, but several storylines still feel like they have a twist up their sleeve...

As the sharp end of the season gets ever sharper, the Analysts look at the revival of form in North London, the matchups happening in Europe, and who could come up to the Premier League for 26/27.

The Analysts discuss the sacking of Liam Rosenior, as well as the fired Chelsea managers taking up posts at this summer's World Cup. Did Arsenal do just enough against a struggling Newcastle, or was their performance lacking? And what the hell is going on with Nottingham Forest?

As we get to the business end of the Premier League, all stories are entering their end game. From the top to the bottom, to hte middly bit, it's all to play for - and 5 or 6 games to play it in.

With the Run In well underway, the Analysts run through the final 6 for our bottom four in quickfire fashion. Also up for discussion is the impending top of the table clash between Arsenal and Manchester City, and how their remaining fixtures might play out.

This week, we talk about the world cup qualifiers, Spurs' new manager, England's rocky results, and whether or not Arsenal are beginning to crumble. And should players stop announcing they're leaving half way through the season??!

In this episode, the Analysts take a look at the Carabao Cup final, Spurs' 3-0 home loss to Forest, and Thomas Tuchel's final England squad before this summer's tournament.

With Arsenal now 9 points ahead of Man City is the Premier League now over? All that and more, as the league takes its latest twists and turns...

This week, the Analysts take a look at the upsets in the FA Cup 5th Round, the match ups in the Champions League Round of 16, and the latest shifts as we enter the Premier League Run In.

This week the analysts discuss the recent topsy turvy premier league games, and what's going on in the ones playing at time of recording.

In this episode, the Analysts discuss the fallout from the North London Derby, and whether Spurs are at risk of going down. If not Tottenham, which team is set to join Wolves and Burnley in next season's Championship?

Football! Lots of it! Michael Carrick is winning games, Man City are gearing up, and West Ham are finding new levels. All this and more, including a special shoutout to James Milner, who is ever so close to an all time record...

What is it about interim managers that just gets players performing in a way permanent managers can't? Is it advantage Arsenal or will City find their run in time? What the hell do Liverpool do with Isak when he's back?

From the Premier League to the African Cup of Nations, it's all been happening and it's all been pretty wibbly wobbly to tell you the truth. From never before seen scenes in an international final, to a return to the good old days of the Premier League, when all you needed was 80 points and a dream to win the title.

2026 is here, bringing with it the executioner's block for managers left and right. Who's been replaced and who's still in post as we head into the back half of the 25/26 season?

the last ep of the year! Happy holidays folks

Mo Salah has started something of a trend, with Enzo Maresca and Bruno Fernandes the latest to express discontent following their games. Has the worm turned at the top of the table, with Manchester City able to take first place off leaders Arsenal? And how much time does Thomas Frank realistically have?

Football football football football.

With City's 3-0 win over Liverpool putting them just four points shy of leaders Arsenal headed into the break, are Pep Guardiola's side back to their former strength? Also, which players have captained someone who then went on to be their manager?

With a big weekend of six pointers ahead of the international break, who's playing sustainable football, and who's purple patch is starting to peel off?

This week, the analysts talk about Sheffield Wednesday going into administration, and cover some of the weekend Premier League games.