Tim and Tom discuss the big moves so far this summer. Which clubs have impressed them? Which clubs have disappointed them? What players are still available to sign? In this monster episode they get stuck into all the permutations and possiblities.

Tim and Tom talk about the Premier League finale. They focus on the top of the table and the bottom of the table and share their thoughts about the clubs, players and managers involved in the 2022-2023 season.

Tim and Tom reflect on the match between Manchester City and Inter Milan. How was the game? What players stood out? What tactics worked? What were the key moments?

Tim asks Tom some tough questions pertaining to the match between Fiorentina and West Ham on Wednesday. How the match went. What it means for the club. David Moyes's future. More ugly hooliganism.

Tim and Tom discuss the huge controversy at last week's match between Valencia and Real Madrid. What happened? Who's to blame? What should be done about it? They also discuss the relegation battle at the bottom of the la liga table which involves 7 teams fighting for survival with two games left.

Tim and Tom discuss the semifinals of the Champions League, the Europa League and the Europa Conference League. Is this the end of the road for Ancelotti in Madrid? Will Sevilla break Jose Mourinho's unbeaten run in European finals? Should West Ham stick with David Moyes after delivering their first European final for 46 years? These questions among many others are discussed in this episode.

Tim and Tom discuss the Champions league semi-finals between Real Madrid and Manchester City, and the Milan derby. Tom talks about West Ham's victory over AZ Alkmaar in the Conference League and they finish with some thoughts on Sevilla's draw against Juventus and Roma's home victory against Bayer Leverkusen in the Europa league.

Tim and Tom talk about the latest developments in the battle for the Premier League title between Manchester City and Arsenal. They take the time to indulge in what has gone wrong at Tottenham before focussing their attention on the bottom half of the table and make surprisingly similar predictions about the clubs that will go down.

Tim and Tom discuss the crucial victory for the Rojiblancos against an Elche team that were condemned to relegation to the second division of Spanish football by tonight's result. The lads talk about the goals, the standout performances, the chances and their hopes for the rest of the season.

Tim and Tom review the action from last week's European quarter final second legs in the Champions League, Europa League and Europa Conference League. They also find the time to talk about the premier league, the FA Cup semi finals and the Spanish La Liga. They speculate about the premier league title race and relegation dogfight, the European tournament winners, and finish with some joyful comments about Tottenham conceding 5 goals in the first 20 minutes of their match against an in-form...

Tim, an Arsenal fan discusses the 2-2 draw at the London Stadium with Tom, a West Ham fan. They talk through the key moments in a scintillating match and debate whether Sako's penalty miss will become a turning point in Arsenal's title challenge.

Tim and Tom share their thoughts on yesterday's crucial victory for Almería against Valencia. The lads talk about the match, the goals, the tactics, the atmosphere in the stadium and the decisive factors that resulted in a win for the home team. There is also time for talk about the toilet facilities, the prohibition of critical messages on Valencia supporters' banners and the anti-social behaviour of some fans outside the stadium.

Tom & Tim discuss the recent changes of at Bayern Munich, Crystal Palace and Tottenham Hotspur. They ask if the outgoing managers were fairly treated or if the decisions to sack them were a bit harsh. They talk about the various events which led to their departures and try to decide where the fault lies.

Tim and Tom discuss some of the more interesting results that caught their eye from the recent international matches to qualify for the next European Championship. Scotland upset Spain, England get revenge in Naples, Belgium win in Germany and France dismantle the Netherlands.

Tim and Tom discuss the latest scandal dominating the news headlines as The BBC sack Gary Lineker,  the leading presenter of their 'flagship' football highlights show 'Match of the Day' over a controversial tweet he sent that criticised the government's new policy to control immigration.  What should The BBC have done? Should Lineker have written what he did? Should an employee of The BBC be allowed to discuss political issues on social media? This episode of the podcast takes a close...

The lads discuss PSG's underwhelming elimination from the UEFA champions league at the hands of Bayern Munich and ask where does the club go from here? They also discuss AC Milan's victory over Tottenham Hotspur and ask if Antonio Conte has much time left in the manager's seat.  They finish with a bit of transfer speculation regarding the future for Jude Bellingham and where he's likely to go this summer.

Tim and Tom discuss the weekend goal fest - Late drama at the Emirates stadium ,  Mitoma shines as De Zerbi's Brighton cruise past West Ham and Liverpool inflict Manchester United's worst ever league defeat. 

Tim and Tom discuss the UK government's new plan to 'regulate' the four professional divisions of the English Football League.  There's a lot of disagreement in this episode as Tim broadly agrees with the idea behind the plan but Tom is unconvinced that more regulation will make things  better and questions whether the true motives are in the best interests of the fans or the government.

Tim and Tom discuss two of the weekend's biggest games, Manchester United's league cup final victory over Newcastle United, and Almería's first ever victory against league leaders Barcelona. They review the matches, the individual performances, the improvements, tactical issues, the coaches, and the prospects for each of the four clubs this season.

Tim and Tom discuss the recent allegations of FC Barcelona paying senior referees, and some creative accounting at Manchester City to cover up alleged violations of the premier league's financial FairPlay rules. Assuming the allegations are proven true, they ask the difficult question of how these violations can be punished in a meaningful way in order to prevent these abuses from reoccurring in the future.

Tim and Tom are joined on the pod in this episode by Jim, a Leeds United fan who shares his views on the comings and goings at Elland Road as well as the competition amongst the other 'dogs' who are fighting for premier league survival.  The lads also discuss the tragic death of Cristian Atsu and the potential new owners of Manchester United.

Tim and Tom talk about the recent spending bonanza in the January transfer window and ask the following questions: Should Chelsea be punished? How can other leagues compete? Is sustainable spending the answer or should new owners be allowed to inject large amounts of money into clubs?

Tim and Tom discuss the premier league clubs who have impressed them with their business dealings in this last transfer window, and the clubs who they believe should have done better.  They also talk about the players coming into the premier league that they are excited to see.... including a certain blond Ukrainian valued at 70 million euros (plus add ons!).

Tim talks about the revolutionary tactics introduced by Mikel Arteta which have transformed Arsenal football club into Premier league leaders with sixteen wins, two draws and just one defeat at the halfway point in the season. 

Tim and Tom take a look at the Premier league table at the halfway point in the season and talk about the clubs fighting for the Premier League title and those fighting for survival in the top division.  They predict who they think is going to win and who's going down.