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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 164 days 14 hours 33 minutes
Gab and Juls: Is This the End for Man City?
Gab and Juls discuss who's to blame for Manchester City's derby loss, Paul Pogba's role when he returns to Manchester United, and the Bundesliga title race.
Leicester on Liverpool's Tail
The FC crew break down a comprehensive Leicester performance and debate if they're legitimate title contenders. Plus, Gab Marcotti details Chelsea's recent poor run of form.
Man City's Title Hopes Tumble
The FC crew react to Saturday's biggest fixtures, including Manchester United's victory over Manchester City, a late loss for Bayern Munich and a vintage Messi performance
Chelsea Transfer Ban Lifted
Gab Marcotti and Craig Burley discuss what Chelsea should do now that they can buy players in January, the Serie A title race, and Saturday's Manchester Derby.
No New Manager Bump for Arsenal
Julien Laurens and Ian Darke join the show to breakdown Arsenal's shocking loss. Plus, Matteo Bonetti stops by to discuss Corriere dello Sport's controversial headline.
Caught Offside: The Photo Shoot
It's a bonus mid-week pod as the boys discuss Everton's continuing struggles, Liverpool's consistent relentlessness, Lampard's praise for Pulisic and more.
Mourinho's Manchester Misstep
The FC crew discuss Mourinho's loss in his return to Old Trafford, and Liverpool's dominating performance in the Merseyside Derby. Plus, Zlatan's rumored return to Serie A.
Rebuilding Manchester United
Mark Ogden and Frank Leboeuf join the FC crew to discuss the possibility of Mauricio Pochettino joining Man United, and who should have won the Ballon d'Or: Messi or Van Dijk?
Serie Awesome: Time to Drop Ronaldo?
Mina, Nicky and Gab discuss Cristiano Ronaldo's role with Juventus, Lazio's impressive start to the season, and Antonio Conte's performance in charge of Inter Milan.
Messi Takes Top Trophy
Julien Laurens and Don Hutchison join the show to discuss Lionel Messi winning a record 6th Ballon d'Or and what more Virgil Van Dijk could have done to win