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Heckingbottom gets the boot. Everton get a point deduction. What's the game state at Man United? Can Arsenal go all the way? Are City floundering? See You Out There! 

Alyson Rudd, Gregor Robertson and Tony Cascarino join Tom Clarke to discuss the weekend's games. And what a weekend of fixtures, 37 goals, the top five separated by three points and last minute winners.Stamford Bridge saw one of the games of the season so far. What stood out, team performance or individual brilliance? At Molineux Wolves mounted a stoppage time come back to stun spurs, who have now lost twice in a week and dropped to fourth. Hot on their heels and only three off the top at Villa after yet another convincing home win, led by a very impressive John McGinn. Plus West Ham, Liverpool and Everton. TimelineChelsea and City3' great game at the bridge.4' Raheem Sterling, fantastic performance. How can he not be in the England squad.7' Is it turning for Poch, all the signings and stars starting to come good?9' Chelsea were very good, but can they replicate it.12' what is to come from Chelsea, very exciting, to play that well and still be a work in progress. Chelsea fans are excited.15' Poch says team should be in top four, that's is the expectation. Young players now coming good.18' Are City at their best? Probably not but they still scored 4 away from home. And with no De Bryne.20' if City don't win the title, who could? Liverpool seems to be the consensus. 23' City still have best squad and know how to win. When its crunch time they get better.West Ham25' Moyes development and blending old with new. Ward-Prowse on song. Lots of flare and creativity in the West Ham team now.28' Gregor a little less convinced. Team reliant on moments of brilliance from players not team identity or playing patterns. But still achieving and deserve credit. Is there a next step to take…Newcastle and Bournemouth32' Poor result for Newcastle, and a tough day for Trippier.33' Alyson thinks the fans have become a bit entitled.38' Team are ravaged by injury, they tried very hard. Fans should see that. Look how far they have come.40' Well played Bournemouth.Wolves Spurs44' Wolves a well drilled, well coached, well organised team. With key players playing well. When they win the ball, they know what to do with it. For spells they outplayed Spurs.46' Spurs need certain type of player in key positions, with both centre halves out it makes a big difference.47' Fantastic coaching from the sideline by Gary Oneil. Spurs wiped out by injuries and suspension.Top four…50' Who‘ll make it? Seems there is confidence in Villa making it…Villa53' Villa Park is a great place to watch football. Tactically intelligent, versatile. They have control, pace and interchange. Gregor VERY impressed with Villa.John McGinn is the poster boy for a fantastic team. Gregor loves his bum, its big and he uses it as a weapon.Everton58' Dyche working magic. Team have momentum, getting goals and have the third best away record in the league.1;00” Goals coming from places other than Calvert Lewin. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Watch the full show replay on our YouTube channel! 7:00 - Weekend Wrap-up: BLUES -- CITY -- LCS -- Mizzou moves to 7-1 7:15 - Things we loved from the Weekend 7:30 - NFL FOUR DOWNs 7:45 - TAKE IT OR LEAVE IT 8:00 – Fresh Take: Early returns on Schenn as Captain are pretty good--how much is affecting the Blues off the ice? 8:15 - Kerbside with Chris Kerber breaking down the Blues style for the year and if Binnington can keep up his incredible play 8:30 - The Fight 8:45 - This is the first time Missouri has been 7-1 since 2014–we've talked about the Tigers having “a shot” every decade–is this team in that same level as 2007 & 2013? 9:00 - RUSH HOUR RESET  9:15 - Are CITY fans worried after bad performances against Vancouver and Seattle? 9:30 - The Blues' style is starting to solidify--can they will the whole year if they have to drag out 3-2 victories every night? 9:45 - Rocc & Roll Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this episode of the OneFootball Podcast, Dan Burke is joined by Lewis Ambrose and Alex Mott. Arsenal overcame Manchester City on Sunday in what felt like the first big Premier League title tussle of the season. What does win mean for Arsenal's chances? Are City still the title favourites? And is Erling Haaland's form becoming a problem for the champions? There's also some analysis of the other potential title challengers, before we chat Bundesliga. Do we have a three-horse race for the title in Germany this year? And what's going on with Union Berlin? And to wrap up we pay tribute to two legends of the game: Eden Hazard and David Beckham.

Mark Chapman, Rory Smith, Chris Sutton and Micah Richards talk Arsenal's crucial win over Manchester City and is Peps side starting to run out of steam. Is Wayne Rooney going to be the next Birmingham manager after the sacking of John Eustace and the team give their thoughts about the benefits of dogs at football matches! 01:20 Micah on 50 Cent sponsoring a Welsh youth team 03:00 How big was Arsenal's win over City? 05:45 Are City running out of steam? 09:01 No Rodri 19:50 Rooney to Birmingham? 31:10 Should ex players be involved in VAR? 39:30 Dogs at football grounds & the benefits

Joining Tom Clarke on this episode of The Game are Alyson Rudd, Molly Hudson and Gregor Robertson. VAR is given a thorough grilling, but will anything change. Should it be referees operating VAR.City without Rodri.Gregor optimistic on the chances of Luton Town and impressed by the potential of Ollie Watkins.Finally the panel discuss the economics of the WSL and how feasible it is to see regular WSL fixtures at the main stadiums.Timeline:VAR at Spurs v Liverpool1' Alyson has a analogy… is the VAR an old boys club, people who all know each other, not paying close enough attention.3' Gregor points out the need for the best professionals, not necessarily former refs.7' why can't we consider the same skilled professionals that deliver TV, do VAR, are they not as skilled as referees?9' there has been a development in what a referee is asked to do. Communicate, relay decisions in English.14' Should ex players be referees? Molly Hudson gives the example of a former Chelsea player who received the most red cards wanting to be a ref once she retires.18' Liverpool looked good, even with nine men. Spurs win again, they find a way. 21' Spurs lucky, or finding a way to win. Gregor thinks a bit of both.Wolves v Man City25' Are City the same team with Rodri missing? Gregor really likes Gary O'Neil he thinks he is going to be a big success somewhere. Neto and his pace is a huge threat. 27' Wolves finally got a result for their good performances so far this season.29' Molly also a Gary O'Neil fan. She thinks it is because he isn't fashionable that he has struggled, particularly why he lost his job at Bournemouth.Man Utd v Palace33' A classic Hodgson result. Alyson points out Roy is undefeated in his visits to Old Trafford.36' Not at all surprising result, Man Utd are in flux and struggling for consistency. For Palace is the old result like this enough for Hodgson, does he need to change the brand of football and the consistency?38' Gregor thinks truth be told, they'll be happy to survive each year, and by appointing Hodgson survival is the aim.Luton's first win40' Big moment for Luton, finally getting their first win, two in two for Carlton Morris.41' Gregor believes it will give a huge boost. He thinks they have played well, created chances and lost games through individual errors. He thinks they can turn it around.42' Everton, after a big win against Brentford and Villa in the cup…now losing at home against Luton. Alyson thinks it is really worrying. There is more to be read into this defeat, something is wrong.Aston Villa46' Villa an attacking team with variety and pace. Gregor likes their style, likes Watkins but also felt Brighton gifted Villa two goals. Watkins has strength, explosive pace and can finish…how far can he go?50' Brighton fell foul of tinkering and rotation. Alyson thinks they are either very good, or horrid. They'll come good and play good football, but there will be ups and downs as they negotiate losing players and playing in Europe.52' Brighton need to maintain the feeling of strength, it can easily slip away. Is DeZerbi too reckless?WSL53' Surprise of the weekend as Liverpool won at the Emirates against Arsenal, all in front of 50, 000 fans. Big worries and pressure at Arsenal, Chelsea only dropped 8 points last year, Arsenal have already dropped 3.57' Gregor heard Emma Hayes thoughts on growing the game and the sustainability of the women's game. The issues around pricing, and timing of games The match was loss making as it costs 300,000 to open the stadium.59' economics of opening main stadiums for WSL fixtures. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The big episode 50! We return for a discussion of the 2023 season's position changes and the continuation of team previews for the 2023/2024 Premier League season. We get a little side tracked with a couple of these big teams that raise big draft value questions for their lineups of players. Are City players worth drafting? Which Liverpool attackers start in their strongest starting lineup? Find out our opinions in this episode of the No Early GGs FPL Draft Podcast!

Are City so good it could be bad? Are Tottenham so bad it could be good? Also: Arsenal. Why?!

Erling Haaland has scored 25 Premier League goals already. Enough to win the Golden Boot in 12 of the last 30 seasons (16 if you he'd be willing to share the award) - but has he made Manchester City better? Host Ali Maxwell is joined by The Athletic's Michael Cox and Mark Carey to investigate... How is performing against his expected goals tally and are there any signs that he'll slow down in the second half of the campaign? Are City better as both an attacking & defensive unit with Haaland in the team and how has his arrival impacted his team-mates - most notably Kevin de Bruyne. Plus, as Pep Guardiola surpassed 500 top-flight league games in management, how are City 'evolving' once again and how the 22-year-old Haaland is already becoming a more complete footballer under his tutelage. Produced by Adonis Pratsides Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hugh Woozencroft is joined by Gregor Robertson, Tom Clarke and Jonathan Northcroft to look back at the Carabao Cup action, and preview the weekend's Premier League fixtures.Newcastle reach the Carabao Cup semi-finals as they move one step closer to ending their long run without winning a trophy - how important would it be for the club to win silverware this season? (00:00)Nathan Jones eases the pressure on his job as Southampton beat Manchester City in their quarter-final last night, how crucial is their trip to Everton at the weekend - has he changed the opinions of the Saints supporters? (06:15)Will Everton manager Frank Lampard lose his job if he loses against Southampton on Saturday? How much pressure is on him to get a result (13:45)How important was it for Nottingham Forest to reach the Carabao Cup semi-finals? Praising the job Steve Cooper is doing at the football club (20:00)Previewing the Manchester Derby - is this the time where Erik ten Hag's side can finally compete against their local rivals? Are City showing signs of decline under Pep Guardiola? What is this crazy idea he has spoken about? (21:15)Will Arsenal show their continued title credentials and beat Spurs in the North London Derby? How will the game pan out, do Spurs have to be the more physical side? (35:55)Discussing the legacy of Gareth Bale - how will he be remembered following his retirement from the game last week? (45:55) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The new Premier League season is upon us and you can't say fairer than Jimbo, James Horncastle, Charlie Eccleshare and Daniel Storey to preview it for you. Are Liverpool motivated to right some wrongs and win the title? Are City worse than last season? Can Spurs insert themselves into the title race after a full pre-season under Conte? 4th place looks up for grabs. Is a meltdown imminent at Chelsea after a summer in which they might have gone backwards? Can Arsenal or even Man United capitalise? At the other end, is it curtains for Everton or Brentford? Or will all 3 promoted clubs go straight back down? Plus the best performance of the last 30 years, the best objects of the last 30 years and Jimbo's Richard Keys revelation. And a quiz! RUNNING ORDER:  • PART 1a: Things to look forward to and a trip back to ‘92 (01.00) • PART 1b: Who will win the title? (08.30)  • PART 2: Who will finish 4th? (25.00) • PART 3a: Favourite stats and the best performance in PL history (36.00) • PART 3b: Who's going down? (40.00) • PART 3c: Let's end with a quiz (54.00) SIGN UP TO THE ATHLETIC TODAY FOR £1 A MONTH FOR THE FIRST 6 MONTHS • theathletic.com/totally   GET IN TOUCH: • follow us on Instagram • find us on Facebook • send us a tweet: @TheTotallyShow   READ STUFF ON OUR WEBSITE: • check out thetotallyfootballshow.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week on a very special MFTV: We're joined by Chris and Pat from OTP and Cork and Peaches from 202 Are City the MLS club with the most fucked vibes? (Yes) Peaches gets put in the naughty corner No one knows anything about California We stalk Omar Bogle and other club near signings

Welcome to ITS FOOTBALL DAY, a podcast where two lads give their unfiltered opinions on the game of football. Liverpool lift the Carabao Cup in a thrilling 0-0 for 120 minutes and then the supposed hero Tuchel subbed on missed his penalty to secure Liverpool their 9th league cup. In the Premier League, Eriksen returned to the football pitch as his side lost 2-0 to Newcastle after going down to 10 men early doors. The stubbornness of Bielsa finally come to a head after a 4-0 defeat to a rampant Spurs and ex-Leipzig manager Jesse Marsch has been appointed the manager, can he keep Leeds in the PL? Or is this a case of second season syndrome?Man City were very lucky as VAR failed to award a stonewall penalty to Everton in the dying minutes of the game which subsequently, the referee's have apologised for. Are City cracking under Liverpool's pressure?Finally, the 5th round of the FA Cup was here and Boro have knocked out another giant in Spurs and face Chelsea in the next round as they narrowly avoided a cupset to Luton in a 3-2 victory. As well as this, we try to predict this weekends fixtures as we witness a crucial Manchester Derby.Enjoy!Socials;TWITTER; https://www.instagram.com/itsfootballday_INSTAGRAM; https://www.instagram.com/itsfootballday_/FACEBOOK; https://www.facebook.com/ItsFootballDayXI/LINKTREE; https://linktr.ee/ItsFootballDay

Ian Cheeseman was the BBC's Manchester City correspondent for nearly 25 years and has been a fan all of his life. Here he hosts his weekly podcast, Forever Blue, where all things Man City are discussed. For this episode, sponsored by www.charleslouis.co.uk Ian is joined by four Manchester City fans - Tal, Stephen, David & Harlan to discuss to defeat to Harry Kane's Tottenham Hotspur. Are City vulnerable to counter attacking, will they still win the Premier League and can they win the Champions League with performances like this? If you'd like to support Ian's work you can message him by DM on twitter @iancheeseman

Joining Kait Borsay and Lynsey Hooper it's former England goalkeeper Siobhan Chamberlain to talk through game week three of the WSL. This week: Are City already out of the title race? Have Everton got their mojo back? And what happens to puppy teeth? All that plus a look ahead to the FA Cup - that's last season's FA Cup - will Leicester be able to pounce? We talk best goalkeepers in the WSL, and we show big love for Tobin Heath too. RUNNING ORDER PART 1a - Arsenal 5-0 City (02.00) PART 1b - United 1-6 Chelsea (13.00) PART 2a - Spurs 1-0 Reading (22.30) PART 2b - Everton 3-1 Birmingham with Izzy Christiansen (27.00) PART 2c - Brighton 0-1 Villa (41.00) PART 2d - West Ham 4-0 Leicester (43.00) PART 3 - Last season's FA Cup this season (45.00) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Premier League is back! New signings, new teams, old rivalries resumed and fresh hope, all to the sweet sound of full stadiums. Kate Burlaga is joined by Nick Wright and Gerard Brand to preview another nine months of drama in the top flight. PART 1: (02:24) Are City still the side to beat? And who will challenge them? Man Utd, Chelsea, Liverpool assessed PART 2: (12:00) Will the north London gloom lift? Leicester in focus and surprise package: Leeds, Aston Villa and Everton tipped PART 3: (28:14) How will promoted trio Brentford, Watford and Norwich fare? Plus: New managers assessed, and can West Ham deal with European distraction?

The Premier League is back! New signings, new teams, old rivalries resumed and fresh hope, all to the sweet sound of full stadiums. Kate Burlaga is joined by Nick Wright and Gerard Brand to preview another nine months of drama in the top flight. PART 1: (02:24) Are City still the side to beat? And who will challenge them? Man Utd, Chelsea, Liverpool assessed PART 2: (12:00) Will the north London gloom lift? Leicester in focus and surprise package: Leeds, Aston Villa and Everton tipped PART 3: (28:14) How will promoted trio Brentford, Watford and Norwich fare? Plus: New managers assessed, and can West Ham deal with European distraction?

After a short break, we're celebrating our 100th episode with an Olympics Special.Sure, we can barely remember the names of any of the athletes, our knowledge of most of the sports is sketchy and the time difference is an issue but it's fair to say, we've both enjoyed Japan's Not Football extravaganza.So much has happened inside the first 10 days that we can barely scratch the surface but that doesn't stop us from trying. Weightlifting vs swimming, 13-year-olds on the podium, high jumpers sharing gold, the politicisation of sport and batshit crazy BMXing all make the cut as we deliver our mild to medium-hot takes.We didn't feel we could ignore the beautiful game altogether, so football kicks off part two. What's going on at Arsenal? Are City about to smash their transfer record twice over? And are we excited about the return of the Premier League? It's up for debate.Cricket's The Hundred has been garnering lots of headlines, good and bad since it got going a couple of weeks ago. It doesn't look that different to 'normal' cricket in our eyes but it's entertaining enough. Naturally, we focus on the snack brands emblazoned on the shirt of each franchise...that's where the big debate is.The Lions tour of South Africa has proved to be a feisty affair on the pitch. Delicately balanced at 1-1, we're expecting even more fireworks in the series decider. The big question is whether Rassie Erasmus will continue to stoke the fires using his burner account.Enjoy the show!Every week on Left Field, Wogan and Allen dissect the latest in Football and Not Football. Subscribe to make sure you don't miss out, because that would be a real shame, wouldn't it?Subscribe: il.ink/leftfield_podTwitter: twitter.com/leftfield_podInstagram: instagram.com/leftfield_pod/Facebook: facebook.com/leftfieldpod/And your co-hosts...Allen: twitter.com/AAllenSportWogan: twitter.com/CathalWogan

In this weeks episode the boys ask: • What's going on at Liverpool football club and how long until it becomes Jurgen Klopps fault• Are City about to have the biggest premier league implosion in history• What would a premier league all-star weekend look like,• And Cathal asks Will does he think he looks like Halil Akbunar.

On this week's Manchester Derby themed episode of the podcast the guys are joined by friend of the pod Henry to break down the big game. Including: -Ole's tactical gameplan - City's need for a number 9 - Are City better without KDB? - Dean Henderson's claim to the Number one jersey

What a win for United away at Man City, we chat about it and how it will strengthen Ole's claim that he should be given longer in the red half of Manchester. Are City vulnerable when teams score more than one goal against them? We chat about Liverpool and their defeat at home to Fulham, the wheels have well and truly come off. What is the answer for Liverpool from now to the end of the season?

The FPL General is back and eager to move on quickly from a historic double gameweek - which failed to live up to expectations... Fortunately Gameweek 27 is upon us and some big questions need to be answered, that is, if you can all stop looking ahead to 'blank gameweek 29' of course! Qs: Is it time to replace Bruno Fernandes ahead of a tough run of games for Manchester United? Is a Spurs triple-up a good option for the remainder of the season? Would it be wise to focus all our attention on the upcoming blank Gameweek 29? A Brighton defender or Michail Antonio? Best Harvey Barnes replacements for similar money or less? Are City's fringe players like Mahrez, Foden & Jesus becoming a good option? Who are the best defenders for £4.5m or less? And is Alex McCarthy actually worth keeping? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A week of shock results, red card's and refereeing controversies has given us plenty to talk about on today's episode! Two similar red card incidents saw two very different outcomes both on and off the pitch this week. We look into everything from the on-field decisions, the penalties, the use of VAR and all of the controversy and fallout from this week's events. But before all that, we kick off the show looking ahead to the potential title decider between Liverpool & Manchester City! Are City close to their best yet again, did Liverpool panic buy during the January transfer window and why does the Champions League hold such value on a managers reputation? Our weekly look at our own clubs sees us discuss Everton's fantastic result over Leeds and Chelsea's gifted win over Tottenham. We also look at the rest of the week's games and debate James Maddison's future, are Sheffield United set for a great escape, West Ham's fantastic form and much more! Once again thank you for listening to the latest episode of the show, if you've enjoyed it leaving us a like, subscribe, follow or review would be an amazing help. But the most important thing of all is to keep listening to us yourself! Timestamps 0:00 – 2:33 = 1 Year Since Our BerlinTrip 2:33 – 10:11 = Liverpool's Home Record & Brighton's Form 10:11 – 16:00 = Liverpool & Deadline Day Transfers 16:00 – 22:25 = Champions Leagues for Pep & City vs. BurnleyThoughts 22:25 – 24:05 = Is The League Over For Liverpool? 24:05 – 26:45 = Another 9-0 Loss for Southampton 26:45 – 42:32 = Red Cards, Referees & VAR 42:32 – 43:45 = Nuno & Klopp Out Shouts?! 43:45 – 47:45 = Reviewing The Rest of Those Two Games 47:45 – 52:19 = Sheffield United Set For The Great Escape? 52:19 – 54:16 = Newcastle's Slump Continues 54:16 – 59:54 = Where Will James Maddison End Up? 59:54 – 1:00:50 = Salah & Giggs Comparisons 1:00:50 – 1:03:47 = West Ham Keep Climbing 1:03:47 – 1:15:11= Everton vs. Leeds Thoughts 1:15:11 – 1:32:36 = Tottenham vs. ChelseaThoughts 1:32:36 – 1:33:40 = Outro

This week we lost Super Frank. Another Chelsea manager that has felt the wrath of the owner. The difference this time was that this manager was a club legend. For this conversation we brought on our good friend Liam, who is a Chelsea fan all the way from sunny California to get his thoughts on the situation at Chelsea. We also took the top five (at the time of planning for the podcast) and discuss their next six games in what could be the moment someone starts to pull away with the league. Are City clear favorites? Can United bounce back off that defeat last night and keep pace? Are Leicester good enough to win it again? Are Spurs the dark horses with Jose in charge? And can Jurgen Klopp turn around his first tough time at Liverpool to regain the title? Just remember. It's a marathon, not a sprint. Sit back. Relax. Pour yourself a drink and enjoy the conversation.

James welcomes Manchester City correspondent Jonny Pringle & Brighton correspondent Sam Murray to discuss their clubs & preview Wednesday's Blank Gameweek 18 fixture at The Etihad Stadium. Are City back to their best following promising victories at Stamford Bridge & Old Trafford? Are Brighton capable of getting themselves out of trouble? Plus there's a focus on which City assets are best for the fixture for FPL managers and it seems to come down to double defence vs double attack... You can follow the correspondents on Twitter... Man City correspondent Jonny @FPLPringle Brighton correspondent Sam @FPLSeagull ____________________________________________ Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/planetfpl Web: www.planetfpl.com Twitter: @PlanetFPLPod (James) / @sujanshah (Suj) Facebook: www.facebook.com/PlanetFPL Instagram: @planetfpl You Tube: www.youtube.com/planetfpl

Are City quiet contenders for the EPL title? Can Arsenal crack into Europa? Have you done your lineups for GW18? Don't forget to follow us on Twitter @tosserofcoin and @utdcollins - join our discord at discord.com/invite/g2XDUzT and patreon at patreon.com/EPLCoinTossPod --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/walker-stephens/support

Simon Hill joins Josh and Lachie to announce he'll be joining the Optus Sport team to call the UEFA Champions League and Europa League action! We chat to Simon about his beloved City being given a reprieve by the Court of Arbitration for Sport, and whether the Financial Fair Play rules were a good idea in the first place. He also reflects on calling games remotely, and how the changed format of the UCL could lead to some big upsets. Plus, resident Arsenal fan Lachie is basking in the glory of the Gunners' 14th FA Cup triumph, made all the sweeter coming at the expense of their London rivals. But did the officiating determine the outcome? Could Frank Lampard have done things differently? And is this success - and Europa League qualification - enough to keep Aubameyang around? Then there's A-League to cover, with two games of wildly contrasting aesthetics and playing styles. Are Sydney in trouble? Are City title contenders? And could Carl Robinson be leading the ultimate underdog turnaround at Newcastle?

So Liverpool apparently won the prem this week? LOOOOL find out what @onlypanadd, @elj_tz1, @aaronfm471 and that liverpool supporter Mike's had to say on this weeks episode. Who's more important to the team, Mane or Salah? Does Pusilic have what it takes to carry Chelsea to the next level? Are City's team finished? We'll see you here. same time next week x

Are City paying for their sins? Haaland is a goal machine. Have Arsenal got their ammo back?

Your Manchester Is Blue admin team talk all things City from this week. In this episode we discuss: Spurs Vs City Tactics Formation Team Selection ..... and Substituting Sergio.....  YouTube Subscribe ►http://bit.ly/2ksQ4Dl ★ Twitter ► https://www.twitter.com/manchesterisb/ ★ Facebook ► https://www.facebook.com/manchesterisb ★ Instagram ► https://www.instagram.com/manchesterisblue_/ ★ Support Us ►https://www.patreon.com/manchesterisblue ★ - [x] The statistics behind Tottenham's win on Sunday might suggest it was another Jose Mourinho masterclass. In reality it was more a story of Manchester City's missed chances. Red card will annoy Guardiola more than the misses Manchester City have now lost six games in the Premier League this season, their joint-most in a single campaign under manager Pep Guardiola (six in 2016-17).Manchester  City have gone consecutive games without scoring for the first time under Guardiola, having last done so back in March 2016 under Manuel Pellegrini (three games without a  goal). Manchester City have failed to score four of the last six penalties they have taken across all competitions - [x] Manchester City host West Ham in their next Premier League game on Sunday, 9 February (16:30). FAN QUESTIONS - [ ] Darren Beswick Poor finishing cost the game yesterday I don't think slagging players off works we all need to stick together move forward and get back to being the great team that we are. Personally I would like to see Garcia get a run of games under his belt the lad is class =- - [ ] Mark Dorey There are a few points on here I definitely want to know the answers to. But the main question I’ve not seen is why we persist with Zinchenko as a left back. He’s not a left back, he’s a left winger. Every time we get targeted there. If we’re not playing Mendy there, why not Cancelo. It’s like we got lucky with Delph one week and Pep’s decided than anyone can play there. Zinchenko is a decent attacker, but the one bit of defending he did this weekend he got booked (and subsequently sent off) for. =- Andy Callery With the league gone, one final booked. And realistically only the FA cup left to win, weve not a prayer in champs league, is it time if Foden is Silvas replacement to get him involved. After all its Davids last 13 games now and to throw foden in on day one in 20/21 season may be a bit rash. He needs regular starts and involvement now. Not just last 10 mins every now and then =- Carl Turner Does the team actually work on finishing in training? It seems to me that all they work on is retaining possession and passing. We seem to have forgotten how to finish of chances including penalties. =- Neill Morton Not sure how everyone else feels but I have alot of questions. Why is fernandinho still on defense? Why hasn't Mendy been replaced? Why didn't we replace Kompany? Why did Silva get captain when he seems to be a sub this season? Why did Sterling become terrible? Why does Gundogan not seem like a threat any more? Why does every game seem like the opposition scores when they get a shot? Why dont we play foden? Why are we missing so many penalties? Why do we never score from corners? I'm sure you all have alot of questions too =- Trudy Burns Why did aguero not take the penalty yesterday, sterling ,otamendia,stones and mahrez need to go =- Mursal CAli We need also to adress to give youngsters a chances to play like foden and garcia and also To mix our games with long passes and shooting from From distance Because teams adopted our tikitaka football Energy wasting =- The hypocritical media and PL/FA who often said Utd’s dominance was good for football but City’s wasn’t !!! now calling out Pep for mentioning it !!! -- - [x] Do you think athleticism and general lack of pace is hindering this city side ? Things seemed fine when ferna was in midfield with his dynamism. Walker essentially saved the back 4's behind vs utd with his pace -- - [x] Are City unlucky this season or have teams got their tactics right against us or do we have serious strategic issues? -- - [x] Rodri/Gundogan double pivot doesn't work and Pep needs to dispose of it ASAP - [x] Pep can't legislate for abysmal finishing. He got his tactics spot on in both defeats this week Squad needs an overhaul in the summer -- I have a question for u to debate about, Does possession football work anymore and is counter attacking football the future for football? --

Grizz, Chris and Gav look back at the weekends football as the reds dig out another 3 points!Are City too far behind? Is Chelsea's challenge over? Can Leicester stay the distance? SUBSCRIBE TO OUR YOUTUBE CHANNEL!!!!Brought to you by Paddy Power.Find all our shows on Youtube, Periscope, Spotify, iTunes, Spreaker and all your podcast apps!!#LFC #FB4 #LIVERPOOL

Grizz, Chris and Gav look back at the weekends football as the reds dig out another 3 points!Are City too far behind? Is Chelsea's challenge over? Can Leicester stay the distance? SUBSCRIBE TO OUR YOUTUBE CHANNEL!!!!Brought to you by Paddy Power.Find all our shows on Youtube, Periscope, Spotify, iTunes, Spreaker and all your podcast apps!!#LFC #FB4 #LIVERPOOL

The show features the very best of the reaction on The Verdict with Laura Woods & Darren Bent as well as The Full time phone in with Adrian Durham & Micky Gray. Are City out of the title race? Their fans don't seem to think so as we have plenty of them on the show as well as many distraught Watford fans. There is also exclusive interviews with David Martin, Jose Mourinho & Pep Guardiola.    See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In Part 1 of our international break double, the panel reflect on the first 12 gameweeks of the season. Are City rubbish now? Which Liverpool players do we need? How have Chelsea been so good and Spurs been so bad? All of this, plus loads more of your questions answered, on Episode 42 of the Fantasy Weekly podcast.

Lyes and Ritwik return for another week of Whole Lotta Mid! The guys partake in a huge rant on Manchester United, from what's gone wrong to discussing potential solutions. They also discuss City's disastrous weekend, whether the league is Liverpool's to lose, and where Tottenham's problems come from. Timestamps: 0:00 Intro 0:28 Manchester United's problems from top to bottom, potential Ole replacements, etc 39:35 Are City out of the title race already? 49:08 Liverpool showing championship intangibles 56:43 Where do Tottenham go from here after horror week? 1:02:03 Juventus end Inter's unbeaten start to the season 1:19:43 Whole Lotta Mid of the Week

Ian chats to Manchester City fans Paul, Harlan & Paul about the repercussions of Ameryic Laporte's reported season long absence through injury. Should Pep Guardiola have signed a replacement for Vincent Kompany during the summer? Are City fans becoming blase about winning games? Newcomer to the podcast, Paul, looks ahead to the upcoming Man City Women v United game at the Etihad stadium.

We start our journey around the Premier League in the geographical North not just of England but also, appropriately enough, of the Premier League itself. Last season, Manchester City managed what few other teams have managed in Premier League history: winning back to back titles in the division.  In Pep Guardiola’s three years at the club, Manchester City have become something of a cheat code. This season, they picked up all of the domestic trophies available to them. Only the Champions League eludes Guardiola.  But where the on-pitch is going swimmingly, the off-pitch leaves a little more to be desired. As Manchester City have made the Premier League Top Six less competitive, there have been increasingly concerning stories about the mechanisms by which this success has happened coming out in the press.  What does this mean for Manchester City fandom? Are City effectively unbeatable? And does it even matter?  Joining us on this episode is one of the biggest names in the world of Manchester City punditry. Nico Morales is a freelance journalist whose work has been featured on The Ringer, The Athletic, Howler Magazine, StatsBomb, FanSided and his own medium. 

Join Natalie Pike Ste McInerney and Walter White on the show tonight facing big questions - Are City still being viewed as underdogs in the Champions League? Pep wants us to get the atmosphere electric for the weekend!Is the Premier League the most important trophy for us to win? Can you see Liverpool dropping points? Gary Neville says United are resting players for the derby, is it that serious for them? See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Are City going to win the title with Liverpool taking top spot over the weekend and Mo Salah challenging Aguero? We talk about their football feud. United got top 4 easily after Saturday's win over Watford. We also talk about the WORST ever players to grace the Reds and Blues to put in a Premier League worst XI. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

What made this squad so special?  Are City the best premier team ever?  We discuss our premier league champions, Pep's history and tenures and upcoming champions league fixtures.

Alex and Logan have plenty to discuss with two good points against Villa and Wolves, as well as games against QPR and Burton Albion to preview. Are City almost at safety? How many more points are needed? There are also promising developments in the Club's social media habits that point to a brighter future!

We get back to our favorite topic to discuss on the podcast: Arsenal and their transfer dealings over the year. Also, we try and answer a very important question: Are City so good, that it is making Utd and Chelsea look very bad? And find out our latest opinion on who will get relegated. Listen in to the latest podcast to find all these answers.

Rhodri Giggs, Matthew Crist (Daily Mirror) and Joe Uccello (Low Limit Futbol) join us to discuss the weekend's football action. We delve into Man City's dominant display against Arsenal and ask "Are City the best attacking side in the world at the moment?". There's the fall out from Chelsea's win over Man Utd, David Moyes' appointment as West Ham boss, Swansea and West Brom's future, MLS Semi Finals and more!

A reaction to Manchester United's comfortable win over Tottenham Hotspur at the weekend. Dale believes Blind is currently a better left back than Shaw and Mata deserves a starting place against Liverpool on Sunday.Are City now involved in the rat-race more so than a challenge at the title? See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.