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The Preview Show: The Brendan Rodgers parade returns, a Sam Allardyce ultimatum, and Fort William’s triumph
Crack open today’s Ramble Easter egg and join Marcus, Luke and Jim for The Preview Show, sponsored by Betway! Premier League football is back – which means Brendan Rodgers is back, okee? Marcus joins Luiz Felipe Scolari at the head of the Rodgers par...
Beautiful jammy England, Germany’s nightmare, and saucy trims
Vindaloo! Vindaloo! Never in doubt. Jules, Pete and Andy are here to assess just how beyond doubt England’s convincing 2-1 pummelling of Poland was last night. Elsewhere, we discuss Germany’s astonishing defeat to North Macedonia (*rubs hands*) and G...
Dan James rises high, Sean Dyche plumbs new lows, and José’s Mourinistas
You didn’t need to add any more spice to Wales’ clash with the Czech Republic last night, but we’re bringing it anyway. Kate, Luke, and Vish look back on an enjoyable gamut of Steven Taylor dives, thrashings, and a trademark towering header from Dan Ja...
Sergio Agüero bows out, National League clubs make a stand, and misguided tattoos
It’s official: Sergio Agüero will be leaving Manchester City at the end of the season after a truly illustrious decade at the club. Thankfully, there’s still plenty of time to negotiate a Christian Vieri-style contract with Barcelona to get the Twitch ...
Harry Kane gets the job done, no offence to Luxembourg, and Pep's two-floor tactics prison
Poland’s guard of honour is all but a formality. Marcus, Jim and Vish unpeel themselves from the ceiling after England’s latest drubbing. Mason Mount continues his rise from teacher’s pet to England mainstay, while Harry Kane’s bloodlust is as strong...
The Preview Show: England sidle past San Marino, super John McGinn, and super bad Rio Keys
We beat them in the World Cup qualifiers, but San Marino have got Flo Rida for Eurovision and that, ladies and gentlemen, is the real quiz. Kate, Luke and Andy look over last night’s international football on today’s edition of The Preview Show, sponso...
Wales bag a Belgian souvenir, Sepp Blatter's gravy train, and tantalising ham
Wales went down 3-1 to the Belgians and Romelu Lukaku (aka the pawn in The José Mourinho Conspiracy), but at least they came away with one utterly sumptuous goal. Marcus, Andy and Jim are here to welcome the return of the World Cup qualifiers with open...
A watershed moment for the WSL, the world’s most expensive footballers, and naughty Gareth Bale coverage
Jules, Luke and Vish kick things off with their reflections on the landmark TV deal for the Women’s Super League and its benefits for the English game. Vish also asks whether the change of broadcasters is all Jules’ fault. Elsewhere, we discuss the h...
José Mourinho takes on Generation Z, Xabi Alonso is set to return to Germany, and misplaced emails
There’s more to football than just trophies: spirit. José Mourinho makes a brave new sales pitch, though Marcus, Jim and Pete are not convinced. There are experts in the art of management everywhere you look on today’s show, as we explore how Sir Ale...
Leicester end Man United’s hunt, West Ham slip up, and Newcastle fall flat on their faces
Marcus, Pete and Vish take a long swig from the weekend’s cocktail of Premier League, FA Cup quarter-finals, and free-scoring goalkeepers. Man United were terrorised by Kelechi ‘What Are You Looking For’ Iheanacho and Youri Tielemans as Brendy Rodger...