Episodes
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Lee Carsley has left England with a veritable spring in their step â a five-nil defeat of Republic of Ireland, four first time scorers and the joy of scoring seems to be back.
So... who impressed most in Carsleyâs brief reign? Will Tuchel continue the young blood approach and could captain Kane be under pressure?
Scotland have a new star; Ben Doak is giving full backs nightmaresâŠhow good is he?
If you had to take a selfie with a player, who would it be?
And finally, as we head back to the Premier League next weekend, how is the teams predicted table looking?
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David Cooteâs career as a referee looks to be over; but do we have unrealistic expectations of referees? If referees are berated by players, fans and coaches are they not allowed to react?
Tom Clarke, Martin Samuel, Gregor Robertson and Tony Cascarino look at footballâs relationship with its officials. Could or should the football culture around refereeâs change?
Harry Kane has questioned the number of dropouts from the England squad. Does it reflect injuries, a caretaker manager who leaves next week or the nations league group B?
Plus, Martinâs ire is raised by the House of LordsâŠ
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After slow starts Millwall and Middlesbrough sit seventh and eighth in the Championship. Millwall havenât looked back since they went back to the future and appointed club legend Neil Harris earlier this year. Gregor Robertson played with Harris and describes his strengths. Michael Carrick has been playing good football at the Riverside, but without the results to reflect itâŠthatâs now changing.
Tom Clarke joins Gregor to also look at Mark Robbins surprise departure from Coventry City; high flying Wycombe Wonders and Shrewsbury, and in League Two Walsall and Colchester.
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Liverpool are top, why arenât more people talking about them?
Alyson Rudd and Tom Allnut think they know why.
Ipswich won in the topflight for the first time in 22 years, how did they do it? And has it put Ange Postecoglouâs swashbuckling style under pressure?
Pep Guardiola has a look about him and Tom and Gregor Robertson have seen it before.
Elsewhere Brighton, Brentford and Caicedo impress; West Ham donât. Tom Clarke is the chair.
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Manchester City lost for the third time in a week. That hasnât happened since 2018. Is it more serious than a blip? Martin Samuel thinks it could be. He joins Gregor Robertson, Hamzah Khalique-Loonat and Tony Cascarino to look at Cityâs dip, Arsenalâs worries and Tyrone Mings mental aberration.
Liverpool are top in Europe and top in the Premier League, what more could Liverpool fans want�
And Manchester United have a four year planâŠanother one.
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Whatâs going wrong at Arsenal? Was this a freak result for City?
After both lose again is it down to better opposition, poor performance, lacklustre management or plain old exhaustion? No such problems for Nottingham Forest who are now third in the table or Liverpool who roared back to go top against Brighton.
Gregor Robertson dissects the weekends results with Martin Hardy, Alyson Rudd and James Gheerbrant.
Plus, hats off to Bournemouth, Newcastle and Spurs and a quick look at dapper Van Nistelrooy and woeful West Ham.
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Is Ruben Amorim the man to bring the good times back to Manchester United?
As the current Portuguese coach is set to be named the new man in charge at Old Trafford what will he bring and more importantly what kind of squad will he inherit?
Martin Samuel, Jonathan Northcroft and Gregor Robertson join Tom Clarke to assess his credentials to take over ââŠthe biggest club in the land.â
Can Ange-ball win a trophy at Spurs; Chelseaâs B team looked light against Newcastle and what makes a good leader?
Oh, and a quick mention of rampant Aberdeen.
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On the latest whistle-stop tour of the EFL, Gregor Robertson and Tom Clarke discuss Sunderland's surprise surge (which is starting to look less surprising), Coventry's potentially season changing win against Luton, Ian Holloway's latest adventure in Swindon and much more.
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The big talking point from the weekend was Arsenal's draw at home to Liverpool, until it wasn't. Midway through today's episode, news broke that Erik ten Hag had been sacked by Manchester United. Join Tom Clarke, Alyson Rudd, Hamzah Khalique-Loonat & Gregor Robertson as they react to the news in the moment. And much, much more...
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Is Arsenalâs mounting injury list going to derail their title bid? Not according to Martin Samuel or Hamzah Khalique-Loonat who both think teams that win titles win regardless of injuries â think Alisson, Haaland, De Bruyne or Van Dijk.
Liverpool may not be the swashbuckling side from the Klopp era but are they even more effective under the controlled Slot?
Does Erling Haaland get the credit he deserves? Who cares about link up play when youâve scored 44 goals in 42 champions league games!
Gregor Robertson oversees proceedings.
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Liverpool passed their first serious test of the season and Chelsea looked good even in defeat.
Tom Clarke is joined by Gregor Robertson, Tony Cascarino and Tom Allnutt as they ask; can Liverpool win the title and are Chelsea a top four team?
Are Arsenalâs chances of the title being undermined by their poor disciplinary record? Do referees favour the top teams? And it wasnât just a bad day for Julen Lopetegui at The Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, it was a forgettable day for James Maddison too.
Plus, Brighton, Man Utd, Southampton and VAR.
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England have appointed one of the worldâs best coaches. What does he bring, how does he manage, and will it be enough to win the big one?
Tom Clarke, Gregor Robertson, Tony Cascarino and James Gheerbrant are joined from German football journalist Constantin Eckner.
What do we know about Tuchelâs number two, young English coach Anthony Barry? Gregor did his coaching badges with him; he can enlighten us.
After the break a look ahead to the weekends premier league fixtures and the big clash at Anfield as Chelsea take on Liverpool.
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Tom Clarke is joined by Gregor Robertson as they assess the Championship, League One and League Two. Leeds, Norwich, Plymouth. Wycombe, Exeter, Port Vale and AFC Wimbledon all feature â as well as many in between.
Plus a look at the many ex players taking to lower league management.
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Where now for England? A failed experiment; Carsley might not want it full time and is Pep waiting in the side-lines? Gregor Robertson thinks his selections were indulgent, Hamzah Khalique-Loonat thinks they should be applauded. Tom Clarke still misses Southgate.
After the break a brilliant discussion about the affects of fantasy football on real football.
Tom Allnutt says clubs are now banning players and staff from taking part. But why?
And do fans now spend more time discussing fantasy football than ârealâ football?
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Was it Man City 1-0 Premier League? Jonathan Northcroft has reappraised and thinks it could be a score draw. Martin is sticking to his guns and Gregor sees echoes of the European super league.
After the break, what happened to tough players, should Bellingham play up front and Gregor once played against Andres IniestaâŠit was spellbinding.
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Manchester City have won the first of their legal cases against the Premier League.
What does it mean for City and for the rest of the Premier League?
Tom Clarke, Martin Samuel, Jonathan Northcroft and Tony Cascarino explain and offer immediate reactionâŠ
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This could have also been called: âWhy are Spurs so Spursy?â as Ange Postecoglouâs team blew a two-goal lead at Brighton. Was it the Seagulls brilliance or a Spurs implosion?
Manchester United got a creditable if boring draw at Villa Park, will it be enough to turn the tide for Erik Ten Hag?
Gregor Robertson is a convert to Chelsea, Alyson Rudd thinks they might even win something. Hamzah Khalique-Loonat waxes lyrical about Bukayo Saka, is he the best in the league? Tom Clarke steers the ship.
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A great week for English clubs in the Champions League with four wins from four.
European master Unai Emery steered Villa to a famous win over Bayern Munich â is there a better match in club football than Emery and Villa? Controlled wins for City and Liverpool and a statement win for Arsenal against PSG.
Oh, and what happens to Cole Palmer when he rolls up to England camp?
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Our fortnightly look at the EFL. Tom Clarke and Gregor Robertson look at a flying Sheffield United, managerial changes at Stoke and the form of the promoted clubs â Oxford, Portsmouth and Derby.
After the break in League One Steve Bruce has taken Blackpool from relegation zone to play offs in less than a month, whatâs his secret?
In League Two MK Dons and Carlisle have rolled the dice and changed manager, highlighting once again just how many teams have lofty ambition with backing to match it.
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âManchester United look like a relic!â That is the blunt assessment of Gregor Robertson.
Their rivals Liverpool are top, but it's not enough for Alyson Rudd or Hamzah Khalique Loonat who think they havenât played anyone any good yet.
Tom Clarke has a hangover but talk of Cole Palmer and Ethan Nwaneri are like a caffeine shot!
Plus, is kick off a set piece? Brentford think so.
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