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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 70 days 13 hours
The Preview Show: A nightmare for Spurs, a stern test for Leicester and a potential thriller at St James’ Park
Marcus’ giddy aunt, Ruddy Nora and Gordon Bennett were all present at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium as Bayern Munich continued their sustained efforts to destroy all football in North London with a comprehensive battering of Spurs. Can they put it righ...
On The Continent: Champions League roundup, Balo's back at Brescia, and Le Derby comes to Saint-Etienne
It’s time for another Champions League recap, as James and Andy are in situ for more continental coverage. We begin with Bayern’s tonking win over Spurs, thanks to four goals from Arsenal legend Serge Gnabry. We also take a look at some of your corresp...
Ramble Meets... Maggie Murphy
On today’s episode of Ramble Meets… Andy Brassell is off to Lewes FC in Sussex to meet their general manager, Maggie Murphy. Lewes FC are one of the most forward-thinking clubs in the country and pay their men and women teams equally, with both sides d...
Jules & Andy: Arsenal stutter on, Man United slip to eleventh, and more troubles on Tyneside
It's time for a brand new episode of Jules & Andy, hot off the press after Monday Night Football! We delve into that slightly underwhelming affair between Man United and Arsenal, before discussing the sides' capacity for any sort of succe...
The Ramble: Liverpool edge past Sheffield United, Villa struggle, and Watford are officially terrible
Sheffield United came so close to earning a point against Liverpool only for young Dean Henderson to make a costly mistake. Chris Wilder’s response was less arm-around-the-shoulder and more foot-square-in-the-nuts. IT’S THE ONLY WAY HE’LL LEARN. Else...
The Blizzard: Rangers 2-2 Celtic, 1987
There are some football derbies that transcend the ninety minutes on the pitch and the few annual fixtures, and instead become knitted into the fabric of the societies they inhabit. The Old Firm Derby is one of the definitive derbies in world football ...
The Preview Show: Giant killings in the Carabao Cup, the return of the Premier League, and more horse bothering
A man’s punched a horse again and there’s really nowhere else to start. This time it was a Portsmouth fan. We don’t know why supporters of our teams keep doing this and we assure you we’re not involved. Away from that there was an actual Carabao Cup ...
On The Continent: Neymar's quest for forgiveness, Famalicão's fantastic start, and this weekend's Madrid derby
Andy’s flown back in from Milan this morning, just in time for a brand new episode of On The Continent! We begin with a look at two sides struggling at opposite ends of Ligue 1, as PSG lost their second of the season against perennially-underrated Reim...
Fantasy Five-a-Side: Scroobius Pip
Do your stretches, because this time on Fantasy Five-a-Side Jim is joined by actor, Podbible magazine big wig and all round legend in the podcast game, Scroobius Pip. With a mixture of brawn, grace and some more brawn, Pip’s team will be a ...
Jules & Andy: Questions for Crystal Palace, joy for Leicester, and problems at Stockley Park
On today’s episode of Jules & Andy we begin with a look at Crystal Palace and their place among the pack of varying mediocrity in the Premier League. Does this represent a wider problem? What can owners, players and fans of these clubs realisticall...