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Liverpool relish the joys of a Danish winter, Ederson’s strong right hook, and Sheffield United’s plight
It was another veritable carnival of VAR in the Champions League for Liverpool last night. What a way to spoil a perfectly good meaningless group stage game, eh? Kate, Vish and Luke chat about all of last night’s action as ex-Pompey player ...
Man United exit the Champions League, PSG and Basaksehir take a stand, and El Diego's legend lives on
Welcome to your all-new episode of the Football Ramble! Marcus is joined by Jim and Andy to dissect all of the big events of the last 24 hours, including Manchester United's unceremonious dumping out of the Champions League at the hands of RB Leip...
VAR clips the Seagulls’ wings, SpongeBob makes his Bundesliga debut, and the 2022 World Cup appears out of thin air
With the much-anticipated 2022 World Cup looming large in the distance we discuss the familiar routes the home nations will take to Qatar, as England book tickets to San Marino and Scotland play Israel for the 326th time. Jules, Andy and Pete also lo...
Mourinho respects Arsenal and the animals, Crystal Palace gub West Brom, and nicking Roy Keane’s chair
Another week, another Mourinho defensive block of despair. Join Kate, Jim and Pete as they get stuck into the north London derby - where Arsenal looked bereft of ideas up top and Héctor Bellerín could not take a throw-in. Meanwh...
The Preview Show: Another North London derby showdown, more bizarre dads at football, and Yorkshire Grit vs Flash Cockney
There are some tasty fixtures for us to look ahead to on today’s episode of The Preview Show, sponsored by Betway! Our own trio of flash cockneys - Marcus, Luke and Jim - are here to wet your footballing appetites! Another edition of the North London...
Magnifique from Olivier Giroud, bizarre from Ole Gunnar Solskjær, and cultured from Thierry Henry
Join Marcus, Andy and Pete as we slide - two-footed and studs up - into another night of Champions League on today’s episode of the Football Ramble! Olivier Giroud showed his venerable class with four glorious goals over in Seville, while Man United ...
Liverpool’s new kids on the block, fans return to stadiums, and sneaking onto the pitch at Wembley
Strap yourselves in for another ride aboard the Ramble mothership! Alongside you are Kate, Vish, Jim...and 31 Champions League-ready youngsters from Liverpool’s academy. Jürgen’s boys got the job done against Ajax last night, with young goalkeeper Ca...
Fulham can indeed score penalties, West Ham climb to fifth, and head injuries in football
Hold on to your hats, ladies and gents: Fulham have finally scored a penalty! Jules, Luke and Andy are here with reactions after Ivan Cavaleiro’s confident strike gave Fulham a vital win over topsy-turvy Leicester. Meanwhile, something is bubbling aw...
José’s little pony, West Brom get their first win, and Klopp vs Kelly
There’s an absolute boatload of football for our own three little ponies to get stuck into on today’s Ramble, as Marcus, Vish and Pete round off another weekend of football. Chelsea and Spurs played out a tense draw that left Frank prickly in the pos...
The Preview Show: Europa League action, Leeds United’s acid test, and Joe Hart’s inswinging deliveries
The Europa League threw up some crackers for Marcus, Luke and Vish to get stuck into on today’s episode of The Preview Show, sponsored by Betway. We start with yesterday’s football, as Harry Winks turned into David Beckham and Jamie Vardy saved Leicest...