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Sammo is back in the studio ahead of what promises to be a bone-shaking clash at Kenilworth Road

Sammo is back in the studio after a break of a month to reflect on the early performances of Luton Town, and talk fantasy football tactics.

Join Sammo for a 5th season of the award-winning podcast on the eve of Luton Town's historic first game in the Premier League.

Sammo is on a train to London the morning after the night before

Sammo is back in the studio to discuss a week where Watford sacked yet another manager, and the triple up on Brentford and Brighton paid off.

Sammo is back in the studio to answer questions from struggling managers. Some of them are a bit cheeky.

Another live interview in this week's podcast as we are joined by Marc from his French chateau for a special preview of the World Cup

In a special live 100th birthday edition Sammo performs open surgery on several managers who are facing major selection problems

Sammo is back live in the studio for a podcast that looks ahead to the pivotal gameweek 14.

Sammo is back in the studio with a specially re-recorded jingle for Mistake Of The Week. Thanks to James Clark.

Sammo and Steve are back in the studio refusing to discuss how Rashford was denied a certain 10 points by a ludicrous handball decision

Sammo is back in the studio with a co-host suffering from a throat infection. Many people already saying as a result this is the best pod yet.

Sammo and Steve are in the studio early this week due to international travel plans. So the comments on the Chelsea management situation may age badly.

Sammo is back in the studio to offer views on everything from Liz Truss to which service is quickest with the goals, SofaScore or Bet365?

Sammo is back in the studio ahead of a midweek gameweek to have a good laugh at Steve's unsuccessful wildcard

Sammo is back in the studio wondering whether it is a sprint or a marathon. Either way, our leader Ollie facing trouble with his restless squad.

Sammo and Steve are back in the UK to record the second episode in the series-defining fourth season of the Luton Digital podcast. And Sammo has been having Haaland regrets...

Reigning champion Sammo is back in the studio to offer his thoughts on the bargains and must-haves ahead of the new pivotal season of fantasy football.  And there is advice for Helen Jerome.

A cliffhanger of a season ends this weekend with just one point separating the top two. A nervous Sammo is in the studio to answer listener questions.

Sammo is back in the studio and has returned to the top of the Luton Digital league. There is a brief reflection on Jermaine Jenas and the World Cup draw, and a debate about who to captain.

Sammo and Steve are back in the studio ahead of a monumental gameweek. We salute a manager scoring 132 points  and highlight a massive mistake of the week.

Sammo and Steve are back in the studio after a month long break for Covid. We salute Al Boley who picks up another manager of the week award, wonder why Marc Burrows is on a speedboat, and confirm to Helen Jerome it is indeed another double gameweek.

Sammo is worried. He has lost 2 gameweeks in a row to his Dad who now is in possession of a super power. Named Mo. 

Our leader and podcast host is poised to crash through the 1000 point barrier. Sammo does so by avoiding Spurs players who are seeing their games postponed. We congratulate Nick Bayly who is climbing up the league rapidly.

A thirty point lead can put pressure on a podcaster presenter. Particularly on his birthday.

Thirteen weeks in and we were delighted to welcome the league leader into the studio for the first time this season. 

Sammo is back in the studio on a cold winter's night to reflect on the new arrival at United. And with a third of a season gone, does the real league begin now?

Sammo is back after the international break to give his thoughts on the managerial changes. And he faces a big transfer decision being just two points off the top.

10 gameweeks done and the picture at the top of the league gets more interesting. Sammo reflects on the latest managerial departure. And there is an important cinema trip to get to

A jubilant Sammo is in the studio to collect his first manager of the week award of the season. It is all change at the top of the league.

Sammo is worried. About the big guns and their move for Lukaku. It has backfired big time. And there is concerning news about the lead from our leader.

Some serious soul searching going on as the power three in the Luton Digital league regret their template wildcard choices. Sammo and Steve reflect on a big gameweek ahead

Uncle Mark joins us in the studio to lend a genuine Mancunian perspective on all things fantasy. A 42 point season low haul has got our leader Ollie seriously worried.

A thirty point lead this early in the season has got our leader confident. Sammo and Steve rise from their sick beds to discuss the week in FPL

Another gameweek another low score for Steve. Thanks to a listener suggestion Sammo takes charge in the studio.

Sammo has immediately brought the Portuguese maestro into his side, ditched Bruno, and given him the armband. Loyalty.

A superb start to the season sees Evan Matthews hit the front. And unlike Ollie, he still has all his chips to use.Sammo reflects on a great performance from West Ham and asks whether having three of Moyes' men is now essential.

Sammo and Steve are back in the studio to discuss the shock bench boost played in gameweek 1. A high scoring start is dissected.

A smug Steve is back in the studio with Sammo with some tips ahead of the new season. We learn that Ken is going to go big on Brentford v Arsenal, and that Ian Rees is planning to use auto pick.

A surprise error on the Bench Boost was the main discussion point as our leader Jack saw his lead cut. But the Spurs fan still holds all the aces.Elsewhere the gap is narrowing in the Head 2 Head league between Sammo and Steve

Back in the studio after another month of busy fantasy football action, Sammo and Steve salute Jack and his 27 point lead. Surely this title is his to lose?

Back after a two month break when there have been so many games we've lost track, Sammo and Steve discuss the new battle for the 2020-21 title. Can AFC Boring slip between the big guns and pull off a triumph that will rival Leicester's shock Premier League triumph?

Back after another short pause Sammo and Steve consider the league table as we approach one-third distance. Everybody knows this title is not won or lost before Christmas. But certain teams need to massively step up otherwise managers are in trouble.

A long gap due to the international break is ended as Sammo and Steve make it back to the studio. There is news of a wildcard from Ollie Doward, and a familiar face in the manager of the week shakedown.

Sammo and Steve are back in the studio and hear from our early leader Nick Bayly. There is a brief discussion on Fifa 21 and Sammo predicts which player will go big this weekend.

One of the surprisingly successful managers joins us from a girls weekend in the North to chat briefly about gameweek 4. Can Tomas make it four weeks at the top of the league?

Time for episode 3 of what promises to be the most open season for years. Until inevitably Alex Perry takes the lead in game week 15 and clings on for the rest of the season

Sammo and Steve discuss game week 1. Is it time for an early wildcard? Who should we bring in? And we celebrate the first 100 point holder of the season. 

Sammo and Steve are back for their third season. The new term is always filled with hope and 15 players sure to go nuclear. We will be doubtless be back next week having deployed our wildcard and binned everyone from game week 1.

In what many are describing as the most exciting finish to a season for 12 months, we are joined on the line by Ollie Doward who is very much a contender. And he still has his treble captain. But will he remember to play it?Sammo reflects on how he let a 100 point lead slip over Steve to just 8 points.

Sammo and Steve are back in the studio as we hit the final 3 gameweeks of thie extra-long season. We look enviously at Ollie Doward who still has his treble captain chip. And his free hit. When will he play them? The title could depend on the answer...