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Man United were knocked out of the FA Cup by Brighton - the first time they’ve gone out at the first hurdle of both domestic cups since 1981–82. It also leaves them staring at a 40-game season, their shortest since 1914–15. With Michael Carrick set to take interim charge until the end of the season, is he the right man to steady the ship — and is Man United’s past still holding them back?
It’s Carabao Cup semi-final week, with the first legs taking place on Tuesday and Wednesday: holders Newcastle take on Man City, and Chelsea face Arsenal. So the boys draft their All-Time Chelsea–Arsenal XI.
And with AFCON reaching the semi-final stage, the panel also builds a combined XI of the greatest African players to ever grace the Premier League.
All this and more in the latest episode of The Club.

On Monday morning, Manchester United pulled the trigger and sacked Ruben Amorim after just 14 months in charge. Why did INEOS act now, and what does Amorim’s dismissal reveal about their decision-making behind the scenes?
Chelsea have confirmed Liam Rosenior as their new head coach on a five-and-a-half-year contract. What does this appointment actually tell us about Chelsea’s ambitions and long-term direction under the current ownership?

Manchester City dropped points again after conceding a late equaliser against Chelsea and have since been hit by defensive injuries to Josko Gvardiol and Ruben Dias. With City linked to Marc Guehi and Semenyo closing in on a move to the Etihad - could these reinforcements be enough to revive their title challenge?

And with the FA Cup returning this weekend, does the competition still hold real value in the modern game?

Adam, Rory and Buvey discuss all this and more in the latest episode of The Club.

Welcome back to The Club Podcast, we hope you all had a lovely Christmas!

As we head towards the New Year, the boys return with a festive line-up for a fun, chaotic and nostalgic end to the year.

The episode kicks off with the panel building The World XI of 2025, selecting the very best players from across world football. With talent stacked in every position, the debate gets heated, especially between Buvey and Karel as they clash over which players deserve to make the final XI.

Next the lads turn back the clock and dive into the world of football cinema, debating the best - and worst - football films of all time, ranking them into tiers and revisiting some iconic (and questionable) classics along the way.

To round off the episode, it’s time for The Club’s End-of-Year Awards voted for by a mix of you, the listeners, and the panel in the studio as the boys reflect on the moments, players and stories that defined the year.

Tune in for a festive, fun and chaotic episode as we close out the year and look ahead to 2026.
Thank you for rocking with us throughout the year — we can’t wait to bring you even more in the New Year.

All this and more in the latest episode of The Club.

Happy New Year!

It’s a very special festive episode of The Club!🎄

Adam, Rory and Buvey are joined in the studio by Flav, Miles, James and Karel Prince (Mr HMRC) for a Christmas special packed with big debates, nostalgia and plenty of chaos.

The boys start by debating and building their Premier League Team of the Season so far, choosing the standout performers across the league as we approach the halfway point of the season.

They then go back in time to tackle one of football’s biggest arguments, with the debate played out in a tournament format: who is the greatest Premier League title-winning side of all time? Eight iconic title-winning teams go head-to-head as the panel compare eras, dominance and legacy to decide which side truly stands above the rest.

To round off the festive episode, the lads take on a Christmas quiz and share what they’ll be getting up to on Christmas Day.

All this and more in the latest episode of The Club.

Enjoy, and Merry Christmas to you all!🎄

The Club Call-In Show makes its return to Spotify after a short break.

Charlie kicks things off from a Manchester United perspective arguing that Bruno Fernandes is one of the most under-appreciated players in the league and deserves far more credit.

Staying with United Ahmad questions the club’s recruitment strategy, debating whether Benjamin Sesko was the wrong signing and if the club should have prioritised strengthening the midfield instead.

Levi, another United fan insists that sacking José Mourinho was the worst decision Manchester United have made in the post-Ferguson era. Elsewhere, Jack calls in to argue that Thomas Frank is overrated, questioning whether he has what it takes to succeed at Tottenham.

All this and plenty more in the latest episode of The Club Call-In Show.