Top Drawer Podcast

Adam sounds off on Martin Tyler after his embarrassing call of Erik Lamela's goal in the North London Derby. Liverpool with back to back clean sheets with defending legends, Ozan Kabak and Nat Phillips. Even with a hedge, Alex couldn't cash on a weekend parlay. People are asking if Adam's picks from last week's episode, was the greatest week of picks of all time?

Alex is riding high after his Red Devils dropped in city rivals Manchester City 2-0 at the weekend. Meanwhile, Adam sits in a bathtub pondering pulling the toaster in with him as Liverpool continue their slide, losing to Fulham at home, 1-0. Plus a look at everyone's favorite blonde cyborg assassin, Erling Haaland and where might he end up after Dortmund.

United's love affair with draws against top six opponents. Liverpool hope they've stopped the bleeding as they look to players returning from injury. An option A or option B scenario in regards to Manchester United's attack. Plus, the picks.

Both Manchester United and Liverpool had less than thrilling results at the weekend but will look to make it up in Europe this week. Adam continues his run of consistency in his picks, which isn't a good thing. The formal adoption of our Welsh Club Wrexham FC is complete.

Match week 22 and 23 see Manchester City continue to pull away from the field while challengers Manchester United and Liverpool drop points. The guys look forward to the return of Champions League. Also, a housekeeping note about a bit of a format change within the podcast.

January's transfer window is closed and Ozil is finally free! Plus Liverpool actually have center backs now. The guys also discuss Southampton's love affair with the number 9. And a look forward to the remaining matches in MW 22 and MW 23. 

Frank Lampard was given his walking papers. West Ham is on a roll and find themselves in the top four. Adam's worst nightmare comes true as Burnley are the one who up end Liverpool's home unbeaten streak. Arsenal look to have figured it out and is it all thanks to a switch from left to right?

Liverpool and United went out with a whimper to the tune of a nil nil draw. Manchester City seemed to have righted the ship after their early season hiccups and are flying high. The guys take a look at Leicester and West Ham's seasons so far.

The magic of the FA cup took over the weekend but Prem is back mid week and with it brings a new team to the top of the table. The guys chat about Kevin Friend and the deployment of VAR in the United Burnley match, while Adam waxes not so poetically about Burnley. But all eyes are on Sunday the 17th clash of England's two most storied and decorated clubs, as Liverpool host Manchester United in a battle for the top of the table.

The guys are back after a week break and boy do things look different! City seem to be hitting their stride while Chelsea are hitting every branch on their way down. However, the real intrigue is at the top where English top flight royalty, Liverpool and Manchester United, find themselves level on points at the end of week 17 and it all leads to a showdown on Sunday January 17th. The guys give their first portion of picks for the post FA Cup matches.

A double match week episode that saw Liverpool go top of the table, Spurs fall from 1st to 6th, United entering the top 4 with a game still in hand, as well as some big score lines. Plus, the guys are visited by 3 spirits and are able to gift 1 thing to their teams of past, present, and of the future on this holiday episode of Top Drawer!

No savior in Manchester as the gloomy weather is only outdone by the performance on the pitch. The guys discuss Chelsea and Manchester CIty and try to make heads or tails of their season. Pick'ems galor as its a double matchweek coming up.

United come from behind, again. Liverpool hit for 4. Jose keep Tottenham atop the league. Chelsea stay winning, plus, the guys give praise for Kurt Zouma?!?!?!

El Matador to the rescue! Brighton continue to be a thorn in teams sides. A Goalless draw in the weekends main event leads the guys to ponder the most important position for them when it comes to crafting a squad. Plus, a nother submission for shithousery moment of the year

TDP's Godson Tariq Lamptey was wrongfully sent off. Richarlison to the rescue for Everton. Liverpool deflate Leicester. Jose doing at Spurs what he couldn't at United. https://www.zapsplat.com/ (Additional sound effects from https://www.zapsplat.com)

In the absence of Premier League matches, the guys decide to create a build your 5 a side. Plus, Adam and Alex welcome their new group of fans. TDP formally adopts, Wrexham A.F.C. as the official club of Top Drawer.

Villa hit big against Arsenal. City and Liverpool couldn't be bothered to score. Patrick Bamford's mum goes offside for Leeds.

Pickford's small arms on the bench. Man City is still an undecided. WHERE IS VAN DA BEEK??! 5-nil European club. 

A tale of two Bamfords, City can't be bothered to defend, forensic analysis of Lucas Digne red card. Sorry about that Tottenham.

VAR casts a haze over a great Derby. Manuel Lanzini to the rescue. And Champions League is back! 

The guys propose to save the world from anymore international friendlies. Arsene Wenger has some ideas. Liverpool goes American. We already have to pay to view; now we have to pay-per-view??

Man United need to invest in some wood planks for defense. David Moyes is not allowed back at The London Stadium. Liverpool..... oof. Paging Man City. Final call... Man City?

Full times not always full time. Thiago Sliva was better at Glastonbury. Cuba's defense budget or Man city's backline?

Lamptey F.C. VAR has a weekend. Christian Ericksen or Harry Kane? Slaven goes to coat check while DCL grabs his hat. Kepa, we hardly new ye.

Is Arsenal for real or still untested? Tottenham and Everton, two clubs headed in different directions. Chelsea use familiar faces to bounce Brighton. Leeds stand tall in 7 goal opening week thriller. Plus, Top Drawer Top Boy of the Week!

Adam and Alex recap the Community Shield, look at the whirlwind that is the transfer market, give their predictions for the upcoming season, and cast their eyes ahead to week 1 of the new Premier League season. 

The Lads give a brief(ish) introduction to their fandom, a look back to the year that was (19-20), a run through of the 3 up and 3 down, and a look forward to that beacon of light that is the Community Shield.