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talkSPORT's Adrian Durham and member of the reading Panel Neil Foggin reveal the books that have made the longlist for the 2025 William Hill Sports Book of the Year.

15 in all covering sports from football and cricket, to boxing and tennis, with subjects including shirts, stadiums, VAR and sportswashing, as well as sexism in sport and a champion who transitioned after retiring. It's a stunning selection of stellar stories.

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Opening night wins in the Champions League for Arsenal and Spurs… So has Arsenal's £250 million summer spend left them with a fully locked and loaded squad truly built for success? And has Thomas Frank alighted on something Ange Postecoglou could never muster - pragmatism?

Elsewhere, Jim caught up with Chris Wilder after his return to Sheffield United for a 3rd time as manager.

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Chris Wilder is appointed as Sheffield United manager for a 3rd time, just 90 days after leaving his position! So will it be 3rd time lucky for the Blades?

As President Donald Trump arrives in the UK today for his state visit, is there a quiet volatility heading into next year's US world cup?

And football finance expert Stefan Borson joins to explain why Burnley are trying to receive compensation off of Everton.

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Jim, Simon and Martin Keown pay tribute to iconic British boxer Ricky Hatton, as he tragically passed away on Sunday at the age of 46.

Manchester City have beaten Manchester United 3-0… But how much can we take from the result? What does it mean for Pep’s side and has Ruben Amorim successfully turned Man United into a bottom half club?

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England hammered Serbia 5-0 to move one step closer to qualification to the world cup… So was this the statement that England fans have been calling out for?

For the first time at the World Cup, FIFA have confirmed they will be adopting the dynamic pricing model for the tournament, where prices will fluctuate depending on demand… Is this just more abuse of devoted fans?

And it’s official, Ange Postecoglou is the new Nottingham Forest manager… But how will he fare?

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Nottingham Forest parted with fan favourite Nuno Espirito Santo overnight and it’s being reported that Ange Postecoglou is already a done deal… But has the dust even settled on Nuno’s sacking? And does Postecoglou have what it takes to be his replacement?

With multiple big upcoming fights about to take place in the boxing world about to take place, Queensberry promoter Frank Warren joins me and Simon in the studio.

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Spurs issued a statement last night saying they had rejected two “preliminary expressions of interest” to purchase ENIC’s 87 per cent majority stake in the club… But how resolute will their ‘not for sale’ stance remain? And Simon has insider knowledge…

Fabio Wardley is set to take on Joseph Parker on October 25th, at the O2 here in London and both fighters joins us in the studio.

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A documentary aired on the BBC last night, highlighting a financial scandal that hit a host of footballers during the 90’s and early 2000’s… One of those is our very own Danny Murphy… He opens up about it all to Jim White and Simon Jordan.

Sources close to Marc Guehi have said that he is unhappy after his move to Liverpool fell through… So with Isak and Wissa making their transfer deadline day move - should Guehi have kicked up a fuss?

And after a near two year investigation, Lucas Paqueta was cleared of charges of spot-fixing in July… So should we feel sorry for him?

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