Author Archives: Laurence McKenna

Not everyone has to celebrate Christmas to bask in the light of a Barclays Festive Behemoth, so the pod gather around the flaming wreck of Aston Villa and take a look at the action of the weekend. First up, Chelsea. … Continue reading →

In Wednesday’s pod we let Matt take charge of things as Chelsea visit Leeds. Rafa Benitez has now seen 17 goals during his tenure as Chelsea manager – is this enough to appease those Blues fans that wanted him out … Continue reading →

In Sunday’s pod we start be analysing Chelsea’s unfortunate 1-0 defeat at the hands of Corinthians. The Brazilian side needed a single goal to win the game in Rafa Benitez’s final game (see what we did there?) as Chelsea manger. … Continue reading →

Well the undoubted story of the week was Bradford’s scalp of Arsenal in the Capital One Cup. The League two side took it all the way to penalties before Thomas Vermaelen’s miss made sure it would be the minnows celebrating. … Continue reading →

Derby weekend and Super Sunday did some dominating, but to put that in context the rest of the league decided that football was back on the agenda for them too. All accept Stoke and Villa. This week the pod break … Continue reading →

UCL is done for a lil’ while, are you licking your wounds or looking towards the draw? Both activities will make you look at your side and wonder how you got to be here. With that in mind the podcast … Continue reading →

Chelsea fans march on as Rafa feels his way into the role. No one knows what they expected from Rafa joining the club, but somehow here we are…Chelsea losing 3-1 to West Ham. History repeats itself in some ways. Sam … Continue reading →

It was the first round of mid-week games, with goals, gaffs, and torrential rain! Harry finally took the QPR dugout but was only able to get a draw on his debut – do you think the wheel….I mean ‘football manager’ … Continue reading →

This summer, Formula One Star Nico Rosberg of the MERCEDES AMG PETRONAS F1 team, challenged some of the best from the world of sport to try their hand in Formula One. PUMA RACE OFF sees sporting stars such as Michael … Continue reading →

The Premier League hierarchy maybe be changing yet again, managers come and go but the league remains. It does not remain stable though, as United go top whilst City and Chelsea look flat. Swansea draw with LFC. Newcastle drop to … Continue reading →

Sometimes things just end because it feels wrong, but sometimes things end because you are too scared to see what will happen. With that said, should RDM have gone from CFC? The pod discuss this in part one and look … Continue reading →

…alright, alright, alright, alright, alright, alright, okay now Wenger: we bon’ break this thing down for just a few seconds. So don’t have have me break this thing down for nothing, I want to see your team on their best … Continue reading →