James Richardson and Team Totally are here three times a week with all the football news you need to know - and plenty that you don’t. On Monday, we review all the weekend’s action. On Tuesday, it’s the Euro crew with James Horncastle and Raphael Honigstein looking at matters across the continent. And on Thursday, Duncan Alexander brings the silliness and numbers.
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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 39 days 4 hours 3 minutes
Ketchup everywhere
Jimbo is joined by Duncan Alexander, Daniel Storey and Jack Lang to reflect on the racism in the stands and the events on the pitch as England took on Bulgaria. Plus: Liverpool head to lowly Man United, the Watford (xG) Gap, and DJ Gaizka Mendieta
Ukrainian phonetics for David Pleat
Jimbo, Michael Cox, Matt Davies-Adams and Tom Williams look back on a scandal(ous England performance) in Bohemia and the rest of the Euro qualifiers. Plus, the return of Claudio Ranieri; the TFS Quiz; and would would have happened if Arsenal won the 2006 Champions League final
Rabbit, some Pot Noodles and a lobster
Jimbo’s joined by Duncan Alexander, Tom Williams and Carl Anka to discuss Coleen v Rebekah Vardy and how the home nations are preparing for the international break. Plus: a love letter to the Czech Republic at Euro 96, and what would have happened if Sergio Aguero hadn’t scored on the final day of 2011/12?
The class of yada yada yada
Jimbo has Michael Cox, Daniel Storey and Emma Saunders to look back on the weekend when Liverpool opened up an 8 point gap at the top of the table. Plus: Spurs enter the endgame; Chris Wilder being NSFW; and Roy Hodgson - big in Malmo
A freezer full of mince
Jimbo, Duncan Alexander, Rafa Honigstein and Lynsey Hooper pick over the bones of Spurs’ staggering defeat in the Champions League. Plus: the rise and rise of Serge Gnabry; Brendan’s transition; the return of the Superclasico; and renting a pet
This elephant was not for dying
The Totally Euro crew look ahead to Matchday 2 of the Champions League group stage.
Chased by peacocks as a child
Jimbo is joined by Michael Cox, Carl Anka and Daniel Storey to look back on the weekend when Leicester and West Ham broke into the top 4. Plus: Callum Hudson-Odoi’s pavophobia; the Yeovil Town ballboy furore; and Chekhov's highlight package
Would autumn happen all the same?
Jimbo, James Horncastle, Michael Cox, Duncan Alexander and Nick Miller talk through the headlines from the League Cup and look ahead to Man U v Arsenal and the rest of the Premier League weekend. Plus: a Santi Cazorla love in; the bouncebackability matrix; and do horses have faces?
The Apple of football
The natural order is being shaken up as Jimbo and co look back at another big weekend in European football.