The Falling Apart Podcast

Recorded live from Lavery's Bar in Belfast, the lads—Ricardo, Sambo, Tombo, Jimbo, and guest Micko—let loose after Leeds' drab 1-0 defeat to Blackburn. No creativity, no chances, and no excuses.With emotions running high, they tear into the team's lacklustre performance, call out players for not stepping up, and debate the desperate need for a proper number ten. It's raw, it's fiery, and it's classic Falling Apart.Prepare for banter, rants, and maybe a pint or two as they look ahead to the next fixtures.

In this week's episode, Tom holds the fort while Ricardo navigates traffic and Sam battles a wave of podcasting frustration. From re-recording meltdowns to a delightfully irritating email from listener PJ, it's all happening.There's actual football chat too—Sam dives into the stats and tactics behind Leeds United's dominant 3-0 win over Luton, with a fiery debate about Tanaka and Rothwell sparking plenty of laughs (and disagreements).Throw in some recording mishaps, travel plans for a boozy Belfast weekend, and previews of what's next for Leeds, and you've got the perfect mix of chaos and camaraderie.Tune in for laughs, insights, and maybe a pint or two.

Ricardo and Sam take the reins this week (Jim and Tom are on a "sabbatical") to break down Leeds United's bonkers 4-3 win over Swansea City. Early Swansea dominance? Tick. Leeds collapsing, then somehow pulling off a glorious comeback? Tick. Tactical brilliance or sheer chaos? Bit of both, really. The lads pick apart the key moments, from Solomon's midfield mayhem to James running like a greyhound on Red Bull. There's no holding back on the opinions—or the banter—as they wrestle with whether Leeds are onto something brilliant or just winging it spectacularly. Oh, and they look ahead to the fixtures we'll all inevitably overthink. Classic Leeds. Have a listen.

In this week's episode of the Falling Apart Podcast, Sam and Ricardo hold the fort with a lively chat from two very different settings—Sam at home and Ricardo calling in from the comfort of a first-class train heading to London. With Jim and Tom absent (excuses pending), the duo keeps things rolling with updates, banter, and plenty of Leeds talk. The episode kicks off with a recap of the international break, spotlighting the performances of 13 Leeds United players in action for their countries. Who impressed, who underwhelmed, and how might it impact the squad moving forward? The hosts break it all down. Looking ahead, the team previews their upcoming weekend trip to Belfast, promising to bring some fresh stories back for the pod. They also dive into a detailed analysis of Swansea City, Leeds' next opponent. Expect insights into Swansea's recent form, goal-scoring struggles, and the areas Leeds could exploit. Predictions for the match outcome range from cautious optimism to Ricardo's trademark “bold call.” As always, transfer rumors make their way into the conversation, with the hosts speculating on potential moves and what Leeds might need to bolster the squad in January.

In Episode 22 of the Falling Apart Podcast, we've got the full crew on board as Ricardo, Sam, Jim, and Tom tackle a mix of football, feedback, and personal gripes. Kicking things off, Sam dives into the trials of fasting and how it's putting a damper on his mood—expect some classic moans and a bit of banter from the lads. Next, the team digs into a scathing email from listener PJ, who isn't holding back on the podcast's consistency and quality (ouch!). The hosts don't shy away, addressing the feedback head-on and debating what changes might be needed to keep everyone (including PJ) happy. Turning the focus to Leeds United, the group gets analytical, breaking down stats and discussing Daniel Farke's tactical approach this season. There's talk of progress, but also plenty of questions about key decisions on the pitch. The discussion heats up with news of a shake-up in the recruitment department—who's in, who's out, and what it means for the January transfer window. Speaking of transfers, the rumour mill is churning, especially around the left-back position. Potential signings are debated, with the hosts weighing up the pros and cons of the names linked so far. Grab a pint, settle in, and enjoy the ride. It's an episode packed with opinions, laughs, and a good dose of football insight.

We're back with an instant reaction episode, and it's a happy one as Leeds bag a 2-0 victory over QPR! Sam, Jim, and Tom dive into their matchday experience, sharing the highs and lows from inside Elland Road, including a less-than-electric South Stand that left them wanting a bit more atmosphere. Our roaming correspondent Ricardo joins remotely from China (with a bit of a dig about the delayed episode, cheers mate!) to give his thoughts on a dominant, if somewhat inefficient, Leeds performance. The gang breaks down the key moments, including Jayden Bogle's opener and a solid finish from Joel Piroe. Expect some deep dives into player performances as they assess the likes of Solomon, young striker Mateo Joseph, and the ever-energetic Dan James. With stats and tactics on the table, the hosts analyse Daniel Farke's approach to the game, giving credit where it's due while also pondering areas for improvement. Was it a step towards finding that winning formula, or just a fortunate result against weaker opposition? They wrap up with a debate on the man of the match and an honest take on Leeds' current promotion prospects—cautiously optimistic, but not quite ready to pop the champagne. Tune in for match analysis, tactical talk, and a few laughs along the way.

In this episode of the Falling Apart Podcast, co-host Ricardo dials in from his hotel room in Xi'an, China, pulling a late one to be here with us. With a backdrop of midnight hustle and bustling streets outside, Ricardo shares stories from his travels, adding a unique flavour to the show. But don't worry, we get to the footy soon enough. The hosts dissect the recent Leeds performance against Millwall—a match that left fans scratching their heads. Ricardo and the gang dive into what went wrong, and whether Jimbo's earlier optimistic takes on Leeds' prospects might need a second look. The upcoming match against QPR is next on the docket, with team stats and expectations as they map out what Leeds needs to turn things around. Fan engagement also gets a shoutout, as we read out listener comments on the Leeds atmosphere, player performances, and the age-old topic: our set-piece struggles. Expect a blend of insight and the usual banter, as Ricardo's travel tales and football frustrations collide.

It's another 90+15 instant reaction, and this time Sam and Jim are chewing over Leeds' frustrating 1-0 loss to Millwall. There was plenty of possession, plenty of shots—but apparently not much else. They dive into why Leeds just couldn't find the back of the net despite dominating on paper. Millwall, fresh off some strong performances, held firm, leaving Leeds fans with a bitter taste and more than a few questions about consistency. Expect the usual sharp analysis, from missed opportunities to defensive gaps. Sam and Jim don't hold back on their frustrations, especially with Leeds' seeming inability to do anything with set-pieces—again. Highlights, lowlights, and some questionable tactics all get their share of the spotlight, alongside a couple of standout (and stand-down) player performances. If you've had enough of feeling like we're just “almost there” every week, join Sam and Jim as they set some realistic expectations (or vent a little!) for Leeds' next few matches. A must-listen for anyone who's found themselves shouting at the screen a little too often lately.

Tom, Jimbo, and Sam dive straight into the euphoria of Leeds United's 3-0 win over Plymouth in this episode, relishing every moment of a performance that finally clicked. They break down the key moments, from Dan James' goal that somehow defied physics to Joel Piroe's clinical finish, and Brendan Aaronson's slice of luck that ended up in the net. With a deep dive into the stats showing just how few chances Plymouth had, the lads talk tactics, dominant play, and the little moments that kept Leeds in control. Special shout-outs go to Ao Tanaka for his solid presence and a series of smart substitutions that kept the pressure up right till the end. Rounding things off, Tom, Jimbo, and Sam look at what's next on the horizon, but not before toasting a team that's showing real grit.

Episode 20, lads! Tom and Jimbo pop the champagne (alright, a cup of Yorkshire tea) to mark this big one. They're looking back, rambling forward, and digging into all the chaos that makes Leeds, well, Leeds. Injury round-ups? Check. Some laughs at our expense? Naturally. And a love letter to the absolute graft Sam puts in behind the scenes, keeping us from genuinely falling apart. But this episode's got something a bit special. We're taking it international with a cracking chat with Eric from Oslo. Now, here's a guy who's been in the Leeds trenches since the ‘70s. Eric's got tales of meeting Bielsa, swapping stories with Peter Lorimer, and rallying the mad army of Scandinavian Leeds fans who gather like it's Elland Road every matchday. The man lives and breathes Leeds from hundreds of miles away and wouldn't have it any other way. So, what's in store? A bit of reminiscing, some nostalgia, a look at the fixtures and Adidas swag, and some truly dodgy predictions for the Plymouth game. As always, it's a cocktail of nonsense, loyalty, and a bit of optimism. MOT!

In this episode, Ricardo and Tom break down Leeds United's goalless draw with Bristol City, focusing on the team's dominance in possession and shots but their struggle to find the back of the net. They critique key missed chances from Dan James, Gnonto, and Joseph, while dissecting manager Daniel Farke's tactical choices. Player assessments vary, with mixed reviews for Sam Byram and Solomon, and praise for Rothwell, Tanaka, Aaronson, Pascal, and Rodon. They also discuss the unpredictability of the Championship, concerns about Leeds' finishing, and Farke's cautious approach, closing on a hopeful note for the upcoming home game against Plymouth.

In this special episode of the Falling Apart Podcast, hosts Tom and Jimbo take the reins to chat all things Leeds United, mixing football analysis with their usual humour and personal stories. They kick off with casual intros, sharing life updates and poking fun at regular hosts Ricardo and Sambo's latest antics. The football talk begins with a review of recent Leeds matches, focusing on performances, player injuries, and areas needing improvement. A deep dive into the controversial Sunderland vs. Luton game reveals technical insights and some spicy fan reactions. Transfer gossip takes centre stage too, with speculation about Patrick Bamford's future and how new signings like Josuha Guilavogui and Archie Gray might fit into the squad. They break down the team's midfield dynamics, stress the importance of picking up points in tough games, and share their thoughts on upcoming fixtures. Throughout, listener shoutouts and social media banter keep the tone light and engaging, offering football fans a fun and insightful episode.

In this episode of the Falling Apart Podcast, hosts Tom, Ricardo, and Jim join from their cars to discuss Leeds United's 2-1 win over Watford—despite some technical hiccups and not all having watched the game. The crew dives into how Leeds capitalised on Watford goalkeeper blunders for two early goals, though they missed further chances. The second half saw Leeds lose control, but Watford's substitutions swung the momentum back their way. Rothwell and Tanaka get special praise, but there's concern over Larger's injury and Firpo's suspension. They also debate possible squad rotations ahead of the Bristol City game. The episode wraps up with a mental health reminder and a call for listener engagement on social media.

In this episode of the Falling Apart Podcast, Sam holds the fort while Ricardo calls in sick to break down Leeds United's 2-0 win over Sheffield United. They highlight Tanaka's midfield dominance, Kiefer Moore's aerial power, and Pascal's goal from a corner. Mellie's shaky moments in goal provide some laughs, alongside Jim's chaotic viewing experience. The duo also discuss standout performances from Joseph, Solomon, and Rothwell, and ponder how Ampadu and Gruev will fit back in. With excitement building for the Watford game, they wrap up by awarding joint Man of the Match honours to Tanaka and Rothwell. Don't forget those five-star reviews!

In Episode 18 of the Falling Apart Podcast, our fearless trio of Jim, Sam, and Ricardo march on without Tom—who, true to his nickname 'The Ghost', has managed to remain mysteriously absent. The lads dive into a delightful blend of banter, storytelling, and sports news, proving that even in Tom's absence, the show's as lively as ever. One of the top topics? Leeds United's never-ending quest to sign players without things going pear-shaped. This time it's Kouyaté's dodgy medical that gets a grilling, because Leeds transfer windows wouldn't be complete without a bit of déjà vu. But it's not all local doom and gloom. The crew also tackles the more bizarre side of sports, including Neymar's curious foray into boxing (because why not?) and a good laugh about that one time Missy Elliott rocked their world. And if you ever wanted to know what a run-in with a T-Rex looks like, well, this is the podcast for you. The show also gets serious-ish with international football highlights, from the fiery Uruguayan players losing their cool to Bielsa stirring up his usual mischief as their head coach. There's also a rumble about Thomas Tuchel possibly guiding England, which could go one of two ways—either brilliant or the start of an oddball romcom. Oh, and let's not forget Mateo Joseph, who decided to casually bag a hat-trick for Spain's under-21s. No big deal. The episode wraps up with a meaty preview of Leeds vs. Sheffield United. Expect the usual strategic insights, player gossip, and some wildly optimistic (or pessimistic) predictions, depending on how strong the coffee was that morning. If you're not already hooked, you'll want to be by the end. Don't forget to leave those five-star reviews and drop them a line on social media—you know the drill!

In this episode of The Falling Apart Podcast, Sam, Jimbo, and Ricardo soldier on without Tom (who seems to show up less than Leeds' defense in stoppage time) as they tackle the latest Leeds United drama. From the fallout of the Sunderland draw to post-international duty squad updates, the lads break it all down while also hinting at the financial chaos going on behind the scenes of the podcast. They chat about the potential signing of free agent Cheikhou Kouyaté, compare this season's performances to last, and even dive into Klopp's curious new gig at Red Bull. To round things off, they send heartfelt support to fellow Leeds fan Adam Thomas after his recent cancer diagnosis.

In this episode of The Falling Apart Podcast, the lads break down the drama of Leeds' 2-2 draw with Sunderland, recording the episode on Saturday morning after emotions ran too high immediately post-match. A late own goal stole the headlines, leaving everyone gutted, but there's plenty to unpack— from Ilian Meslier's costly mistake to the team's frustrating habit of not closing out games. They highlight strong performances, especially from Gnonto, but it's hard to shake the feeling that Leeds let this one slip. The episode wraps up with some banter and a light-hearted call for listener engagement during the international break.

In Episode 16 of The Falling Apart Podcast, the lads dive into the recent Leeds United action, dissecting key moments, standout performances, and the usual tactical head-scratchers. With a spotlight on Gnonto and Ramazani, there's plenty of chat about player stats, injury worries, and whether the squad has enough depth to cope with upcoming fixtures, especially Sunderland. They also take a quick detour into Premier League transfer window changes and the Adidas partnership rumors swirling around Elland Road. As always, the episode wraps up with some light-hearted banter and a not-so-serious plea for listener feedback.

In this episode of The Falling Apart Podcast, Ricardo and Sambo are joined by special guest Adam to break down Leeds United's 1-1 draw away at Norwich City. The lads dissect the key moments, including Joe Rodon's unfortunate slip that gifted Norwich a penalty, and highlight standout performances from Gnonto and Tanaka. There's plenty of debate on the ref's decisions and how Farke's substitutions affected the game's momentum. They wrap up with a look ahead to future fixtures and what Leeds need to do to turn draws into wins.

In this episode of The Falling Apart Podcast, Ricardo and Sam join forces (with Tom and Jim mysteriously absent) to break down Leeds United's dominant 3-0 win over Coventry City. Reporting live from the South Stand, Sam walks us through Leeds' control of both halves and Coventry's frankly woeful showing. Plenty of praise is dished out for Gnonto, Aaronson, and Bogle, while Tanaka stepped up after Ampadu limped off. Of course, no episode is complete without a few laughs, including a 90-year-old's pitch walk and Mark Robins' questionable fashion choices.

In Episode 15 of The Falling Apart Podcast, the lads are back to talk all things Leeds United, with the usual mix of sarcastic takes and genuine analysis. They dive into the latest team news, break down the Cardiff win, and try to make sense of Daniel Farke's managerial decisions. As always, the conversation veers off into broader football chaos, from injury woes to the ever-growing physical toll on players. With plenty of banter, they chat about the upcoming Coventry fixture, debate whether Rodri's complaints about the football calendar have merit, and throw in their own salary rants for good measure. It's everything Leeds fans want: laughs, frustration, and plenty of heated opinions.

In this solo episode of The Falling Apart Podcast, Ricardo holds down the fort as Tom, Sam, and Jimbo are all mysteriously absent. He breaks down Leeds United's 2-0 win over Cardiff City, kicking things off with the early red card for Cardiff and goals from Ramazani and Pirro. Oh, and let's not forget the missed penalty by the 'Sexy Pirate'—classic Leeds. Ricardo digs into player performances, dishes out the post-match stats, and previews the next clash against Coventry. With no one else around to interrupt him, he wraps up by begging listeners to get in touch via email or social—because someone's got to keep him company.

In Episode 14 of The Falling Apart Podcast, the lads dive into the world of Leeds United fandom—no insider scoops here, just raw, unfiltered opinions. They kick things off by reminding listeners to sort out their email game while giving a half-hearted nod to decent engagement on X. With Sam MIA again, they reflect on the Burnley defeat, picking apart missed chances and key player performances. The focus shifts to Angus Kinnear's recent interview, where the hosts dissect recruitment issues, the club's financial state, and the ambitious plan to expand Elland Road to 53,000. They also tackle rumors about Daniel Farke feeling the heat, before wrapping up with a look ahead to the Cardiff City game, throwing in their predictions and a few speculative lineup changes.

In this episode of The Falling Apart Podcast, Sam, Jimbo, and Tom break down Leeds United's 1-0 defeat to Burnley, and let's just say, it wasn't pretty. They dive into the key moments, starting with Joseph's early missed sitter and Burnley's Koleosho rubbing salt in the wound with the winner. Tactical choices, dodgy subs, and individual performances are put under the microscope, with shoutouts to Solomon, Gnonto, and Burnley's James Trafford for single-handedly keeping Leeds out. The lads wrap up with thoughts on what this result means for the season and a few laughs about the more ridiculous moments during the game. Classic Leeds, really.

In Episode 13 of The Falling Apart Podcast, the lads navigate a quiet week in typical fashion—plenty of banter, not much news. With little happening at Leeds United, they fill the void with personal updates, from new TVs to questionable holiday choices. They somehow find time to discuss the fitness and form of Leeds players coming back from international duty, before diving into the upcoming clash against Burnley. Expect a bit of lineup guessing, tactical overthinking, and the usual half-hearted optimism. The episode wraps up with match predictions and a cheeky dig at a stadium steward who's clearly taking their job far too seriously.

In Episode 12 of The Falling Apart Podcast, Tom, Jim, and Ricardo dive headfirst into the latest Leeds United highs and lows, with the usual mix of sarcasm, banter, and a healthy dose of moaning. After taking the obligatory shots at Sam for bailing, they get into the 2-0 win over Hull City—dissecting Solomon's standout debut and debating whether Aaronson really deserves that No. 10 spot. The transfer window chatter follows, with the lads questioning if Leeds did enough business and whether missing out on a proper No. 10 will come back to haunt them. Things take a heartfelt turn as they remember club legend Sol Bamba, reflecting on his leadership during some pretty dark days at Elland Road. No pointless international chatter or desperate social media plugs here—just a solid episode packed with sharp takes, a bit of nostalgia, and the usual Leeds United frustration.

Welcome to The Falling Apart Podcast! In this episode, Ricardo, Tom, and Sam give their immediate, on-the-road reaction to Leeds United's 2-0 win over Hull City. The lads dive into the gritty first half, breaking down Leeds' relentless pressing and Hull's stubborn defense. They then move on to the second half, where they celebrate standout performances from Mateo Joseph and Joel Piroe, along with the new signings who made their mark. Expect plenty of sharp commentary, a healthy dose of banter, and the kind of insightful analysis that keeps Leeds fans coming back for more. Tune in for a lively recap!

This week on The Falling Apart Podcast, the lads somehow manage to navigate Leeds United's transfer rumors and signings while careening through their usual mix of tangents, banter, and borderline chaos. Ricardo starts us off with a dramatic reading of FDR's inaugural address (because why not?), expertly tying it to Leeds' leadership strategy in a way only The Falling Apart can pull off. In true fashion, the episode features a safety goggles PSA, courtesy of Sam's ill-advised DIY adventure that ended with a mitre saw, some sawdust, and an eye injury. Amid the laughs and roasts—mostly at absent co-host Jim's expense—they manage to reflect on recent matches, bemoan some shocking results, and throw out their best guesses for upcoming games. The crew doesn't shy away from the big topics, either: the desperate need for new signings, the mounting injury list, and how on earth the team will line up in the coming weeks. Expect some sharp takes on the latest transfer rumors, with plenty of excitement (and a bit of skepticism) around names like Largie, Solomon, and the ever-mysterious Hamer. By the end, fans are left speculating about what's next for Leeds, but one thing's for sure—there's never a dull moment with this lot.

In this episode of The Falling Apart Podcast, the lads bask in the glory of Leeds United's comfortable 2-0 win over Sheffield Wednesday. After a shaky start, Leeds took control, and the hosts dive into the tactical setups that paved the way for victory. Expect plenty of praise for standout performances from Mateo Joseph, Dan James, and Brenden Aaronson, along with the usual dose of sharp observations and dry humour that only a Leeds fan can truly appreciate.From dissecting the game's key moments to poking fun at some of the more comical incidents (looking at you, Firpo), the crew doesn't hold back. They also chat about the need for a few new faces to keep the momentum going and share their cautious optimism for what lies ahead. It's a lively recap filled with wit, banter, and just the right amount of sarcasm—perfect for anyone who bleeds white, yellow, and blue. Don't miss it! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome back to The Falling Apart Podcast, episode 10—where the chaos of being a Leeds fan is always front and center. This week, Ricardo, Tom, Jimbo, and Sam wade through the deafening silence of the transfer window, injecting just enough humour and sarcasm to keep us all from losing it completely. After a Wi-Fi meltdown and a desperate 20-minute drive to find a signal, the lads dig into the latest 'Farke Press Conference,' making wild guesses about signings (or the lack thereof) and wondering how on earth the squad's supposed to cope with a month of tumbleweeds.We've got fiery debates over the likes of Jack Clarke and Largie Ramazani—spoiler alert: Ramazani signs mid-podcast, and you can almost hear the collective sigh of relief. Expect a painful recount of all the players we've lost, and the dubious optimism pinned on those yet to arrive. Just when it all seems a bit too grim, breaking news of a potential signing gives us a rare glimmer of hope, and the lads' spirits are briefly lifted.To wrap things up, Sam dreams up his fantasy transfers, and we take a look ahead to the upcoming scrap against Sheffield Wednesday. Don't forget to stick around for the 90+15 post-game rant, and as always, subscribe, slap us with five stars, and follow Jim on X for his daily dose of whingeing. Cheers! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this 90+15 episode of The Falling Apart Podcast, Ricardo, Tom, and Sam dissect Leeds United's lacklustre draw against West Brom. The trio debates the questionable team selections, including Georgie's move to Brighton and the surprising choice of Piroe over Aaronson. Describing the match as dull, they acknowledge the team's improved defensive solidity but lament the lack of creativity up front, especially after losing key players like Summerville and Georgie.While appreciating the defensive improvement, they stress the urgent need for new signings to reignite Leeds' attack and strengthen their promotion hopes. Tune in as the crew delves into the broader implications for Leeds United, shares witty banter, and calls for decisive action in the transfer market. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Get ready for another episode of the Falling Apart Podcast, where the lads dissect the latest drama surrounding Leeds United. Episode nine is here, and it's a doozy. Join your favourite usual suspects, Jimbo, Sam, and Ricardo, as they share their insights—erm, more like fan rants—on the week's events, including the gut-wrenching news about Georginio Rutter's departure to Brighton. Ricardo's sweating it out on location, while Sam and Jim lay into the 'joys' of their latest pub meet-up and suffering through Leeds' recent performances. They dive into the thrilling (or not) transfer rumours, criticise the not-so-durable Leeds kits, and share their concerns about the team's perceived lack of focus and strength in depth. Finally, as they look ahead to the West Brom game, they navigate through their predictions with the optimism of a rainy day in Beeston. Grab a pint, sit back, and prepare for some top-notch analysis, or at least a good laugh, as the lads welcome the possibility of a guest appearance from one of their American listeners. Enjoy the blend of witty commentary, light-hearted banter, and pure Leeds United passion in this latest episode. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode of the 90+15 Instant Reaction by the Falling Apart Podcast, the hosts give an instant reaction to Leeds United's disappointing 3-0 loss to Middlesbrough. Recorded immediately after the game, emotions run high as the hosts discuss appalling defensive performance, lack of team cohesion, and ineffective management decisions. They also touch upon the implications for future matches and possible player signings, while struggling to find any positives. Join the conversation as the team vents their frustrations and searches for any glimmer of hope in what has been a rough night for Leeds fans. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this 90+15 episode of The Falling Apart Podcast, hosts Ricardo, Jimbo, and Sam dive into a post-match debrief following a frustrating 3-3 draw with Portsmouth. They break down key moments including missed opportunities and tactical changes, discuss standout performances, and share their thoughts on what needs to change moving forward. The episode also touches on team predictions, fan reactions, and the importance of upcoming signings. Despite the disappointment, the hosts try to stay optimistic about Leeds United's season ahead. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode of the Falling Apart Podcast, our hosts Sam, Jimbo, and Tom are back with a bang. They kick things off with a deep dive into Leeds United's preseason finale against Valencia. Get the lowdown on the standout performances, the controversial moments, and everything in between.Next up, they tackle the latest transfer buzz. Will Jonathan Rowe and Bobby Clark be donning the Leeds kit? And how do they feel about Summerville's move to West Ham? Spoiler: it's a rollercoaster of emotions. Plus, the lads dissect the £23m bid for Gnonto that Leeds rejected – was it the right call?In a lighter segment, Brendan's engagement news gets a shout-out, proving there's love in the air amidst all the football drama.As the new season looms, the team looks ahead to the clash against Portsmouth, speculating on the lineup and sharing their optimism for the matches to come.And just before they wrap up, Jim hits us with his final stats and a cheeky quiz to get the brains buzzing before the season kicks off.Tune in for all the banter, the insights, and the laughs. It's an episode you won't want to miss!Timestamps:01:25 Leeds United 2-1 Valencia05:35 Summerville Signs for West Ham10:00 Leeds Reject £23m for Gnonto15:31 Brendan Gets Engaged16:14 Transfer Rumours35:02 Portsmouth Preview40:36 Jim's Shit Quiz & Stat45:01 New Post Match Podcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week's episode of the Falling Apart Podcast, our four hosts are back, and they're tearing into the latest gossip and goings-on at Elland Road. First up, they break down the highlights from the German training camp – who's shining, who's whining, and what Farke might be cooking up for the starting XI.Next, it's all about the transfer whispers. Are Dejan Ljubicic and Gabriel Sara on their way to Leeds? The lads give their two cents on these potential new signings and how they could fit into the squad.But it's not all serious talk – there's a hilarious segment about a Leeds kit sizing debacle that you won't want to miss. And for the history buffs, we've got some fascinating nuggets about Elland Road and the iconic Leeds badge.Join us for a fun-filled episode that's sure to get you buzzing for the season ahead. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode of the Falling Apart Podcast, the hosts discuss the recent pre-season match against Harrogate Town, analyse Leeds United's 3 centre back formation under Farke, and assess the team's new signing, Jayden Bogle. They dive into transfer rumours surrounding players like Rasmus Kristensen, Cody Drameh, Harrison Burrows, and Summerville. The episode also covers Tyler Adams' injury update and the hype around Archie Gray. Discussions conclude with a fun quiz about ex-Leeds players and the potential best-selling new kit. Tune in for detailed fan insights into Leeds United!03:01 Harrogate Town 0-3 Leeds United11:32 Jayden Bogle Signs15:36 Rasmus Kristensen leaves (again...)18:13 Cody Drameh to Hull19:45 Tyler Adams Injured (again...)20:31 Archie Gray Instant Impact at Spurs21:06 Yellow Smiley Away Kit23:26 Do we have an inside line to the club?25:25 Transfer Rumours43:41 Jim's Shit Quiz Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In episode five of the Falling Apart Podcast, the hosts delve into the latest updates surrounding Leeds United, including transfers, potential signings, and ownership news. They discuss the club's reacquisition of Elland Road, evaluate new signing Joe Rothwell, and consider the possible departures of players like Glen Kamara and Willy Gnonto. The episode features banter, some technical hiccups, and a genuine listener email! The hosts also share their future hopes for the club and the necessity of new signings to strengthen the squad.03:26 Elland Road Bought Back!12:29 Joe Rothwell Joins22:55 Transfer Rumours31:47 Listener Questions33:47 Shit Quiz36:14 Another Pod Done Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In Episode 4 of the Falling Apart Podcast, the hosts, Ricardo, Jimbo, and Sambo, discuss the latest transfer news and rumours surrounding their favourite club, Leeds United. They share personal holiday highlights, including Sambo's escapades while watching the England game, and Jimbo's suit fitting gone south. The podcast delves into several completed transfers, such as Charlie Cresswell to Toulouse and Jamie Shackleton's three-year contract with Sheffield United. The team also debates potential signings and outgoings, including homegrown status players and right-back options like Connor Roberts.02:34 Central Defenders Leave04:20 Jamie Shackleton to Sheff Utd06:10 Homegrown Players09:43 4 More Rumours21:23 Kit Launch27:11 Podcast Success?28:39 Bottomley's Bullshit Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In Episode 3 of The Falling Apart Podcast, the hosts discuss the latest news surrounding Leeds United, focusing on the departure of young talent Archie Gray. They explore the implications of his £40 million move and the subsequent permanent signing of Joe Rodon. The episode also features a quiz, a quick thoughts segment on free agents, and a tongue-in-cheek review of a controversial Jesse Marsch interview. 01:13 Archie Gray to Tottenham18:31 Joe Rodon Returns29:23 Jesse Marsch Talks30:13 Bottomless Bullshit33:51 Jim's Shit Quiz Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode of the Falling Apart Podcast, the hosts discuss various topics centered around Leeds United. They kick off with reactions to the newly announced fixtures for the season and speculate about the team's chances. There is also a heated conversation about the club's tour in Germany without fans. The discussion then shifts to potential player transfers, including the possibility of signing Ryan Sessegnon, Liam Miller, and Chelsea's Alfie Gilchrist. Opinions differ on the likelihood of these deals materialising. The episode wraps up with some trivia about Leeds United's history, including their top goal scorer and appearance records.00:47 Fixtures Are Out12:14 Bottomless Bullshit (Transfer Gossip)29:12 End Of Show Quiz Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In the debut episode of the Falling Apart Podcast, the hosts dive into discussions about the potential Red Bull investment in Leeds United and its implications, including controversial views on potential name changes. They explore financial struggles, upcoming challenges, and speculate on player transfers like Aaronson, Summerville, and potential inclusions such as Archie Gray. The podcast also covers insights into Leeds United's retained list and critical positions needing investment. Join the hosts as they analyze the current state of Leeds United and predict how the team can rise from the Championship.0:00 Welcome01:01 Red Bull09:40 Loanees Returning24:21 Lineup Run Through31:38 Bottomless Bullshit44:33 Close Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.