It’s international week and the trio are back in the studio. Adam, Buvey and Rory review the Premier League season so far and share five things we’ve learned: is it now a two-horse title race? Are Man United genuine top-four challengers? Is Eddie Howe in trouble at Newcastle?

The lads also rank their Top 10 Signings of the Season — from Bryan Mbeumo to Jack Grealish and more. Plus, with Real Madrid’s teenage sensation Endrick struggling for minutes under Xabi Alonso and set to leave on loan in January, they ask: is the term ‘Wonderkid’ overused?

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

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Chelsea eased past Tottenham with a 1-0 win on Saturday — and at the heart of it all was Moises Caicedo. Is he really the best number 6 in world football right now? 

Elsewhere, Manchester United drew 2-2 with Nottingham Forest after taking the lead. Did that result take the shine off Amorim’s recent progress? Are United actually turning a corner or just holding their ground?

After last week’s Top 10 Managers in the World debate, Adam and Flav revisit Rory and Buvey’s list — reshuffling and ranking the best managers right now. They also look ahead to the weekend and preview the lunchtime kick off between Tottenham and Man United.

And lastly, the lads build their All-Time Champions League XI of players who never won it — a team full of legends and heartbreak.

All that and more in the latest episode of The Club Podcast.

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Liverpool’s season took another major blow as they lost 3–2 to Brentford on Saturday night — their fourth straight league defeat and fifth loss in six in all competitions. Are Liverpool officially out of the title race?

Manchester United made it three straight wins under Ruben Amorim after beating Brighton 4–2 at Old Trafford. Eight goals scored, three conceded — have United finally turned a corner?

Chelsea lost yet again in the league, this time 2–1 to Sunderland at Stamford Bridge. It’s now three defeats in the league for the “World Champions.” So who’s really to blame for their inconsistency — Maresca or Boehly?

And after last week’s fiery debate, Rory and Buvey return to pick their Top 10 Managers in World Football right now.

All that and more in the latest episode of The Club Podcast.

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39 days. That’s how long Ange Postecoglou lasted at Nottingham Forest, the shortest managerial stint in the club’s Premier League history. No wins. No draws. Just chaos. Now, with Sean Dyche set to take over, we ask: what the hell is going on at Nottingham Forest?

At Anfield, Manchester United stunned Liverpool with a 2–1 win, handing the champions their fourth straight defeat. What does this mean for Liverpool’s title ambitions? And for Ruben Amorim, how defining could this victory be for his tenure at United?

Champions League football returns this week, with all six English clubs in action — Arsenal, Man City, Liverpool, Chelsea, Newcastle and Tottenham. The boys break down each fixture and the key storylines heading into Europe.

Plus, with the Champions League back, we’re building The Club’s Ultimate Champions League XI — but there’s a twist: every player must have won the competition, and only from the modern era (post-1992/93 rebrand).

Rory and Adam are joined by Ade Oladipo and Mr HMRC himself Karel to break it all down in the latest episode of The Club.

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The international break is over and England have qualified for the 2026 World Cup. It’s been almost a year since Thomas Tuchel took charge of England — so is it actually working?

This weekend’s standout fixture sees Liverpool host Manchester United at Anfield. The champions enter the clash on the back of three straight defeats, while United arrive with a win over Sunderland — but, as ever, they’re only one defeat away from crisis. Which side needs the result more?

With seven games played and the Premier League returning this weekend, the boys revisit their pre-season predictions — are they sticking or twisting? They wrap things up by answering audience questions in this week’s Q&A.

Rory, Adam and Buvey are joined by Liverpool fan and boxing presenter Ade Oladipo to break it all down in the latest episode of The Club.

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Liverpool’s last-minute defeat to Chelsea made it three consecutive losses in all competitions — the first time that’s ever happened in Arne Slot’s managerial career. What’s going wrong at Liverpool, and can he turn it around before the season slips away?

With Liverpool faltering, Arsenal now sit top of the table — unbeaten in six and having conceded just once from open play. Have Arteta’s side quietly become the Premier League’s most complete team, and are they now the true title favourites?

Meanwhile, Erling Haaland’s ridiculous form continues as he fired City to another 1–0 win over Brentford. But with Guardiola’s side still looking short of their best, can Haaland carry City to the title on his own?

At Old Trafford, Ruben Amorim picked up a 2–0 victory over Sunderland on his 50th game in charge of Man United. But does that result actually change anything for Amorim?

Rory, Adam and Buvey break it all down in the latest episode of The Club.

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Arsenal’s huge win at St. James’ Park cut Liverpool’s lead to just two points. It’s still early in the season, but how significant could that result be for Arteta and Arsenal — and did they silence their critics in the process?

Crystal Palace ended Liverpool’s unbeaten run with a late Nketiah winner at Selhurst Park, stretching their own streak to 18 games. How good are Palace really — and are Liverpool’s defensive frailties becoming a serious problem? Meanwhile, Man United suffered another defeat under Ruben Amorim, this time against Brentford. Is Amorim on the brink? And why are INEOS hesitating to act?

At Chelsea, the problems keep mounting. Three losses in four, back-to-back red cards, and pressure building on Maresca — what exactly is happening at Stamford Bridge?

And over at West Ham, the inevitable happened: Graham Potter was sacked and replaced by Nuno Espírito Santo. What’s next for Potter, and is Nuno the right fit for the Hammers?

This week’s episode was recorded across two sessions — Adam, Miles and Buvey on Sunday, and Rory and Buvey on Monday — to give you the full picture of a dramatic weekend in football.

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

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Gabriel Martinelli equalised in the 93rd minute to rescue a point for Arsenal, but should it have been more? Did Arteta’s cautious lineup against Man City cost Arsenal a vital win in the title race? With Liverpool now 5 points clear, is the Premier League slipping away?

For the first time in over 600 games, Pep Guardiola went full-on park-the-bus against Arsenal. He subbed Nathan Ake on for Foden, Haaland off for Nico Gonzalez and switched to a back five. What does this new approach say about Man City’s future under Pep?

Chelsea lost again this time 2–1 at Old Trafford. That’s now back-to-back defeats after also losing to Bayern Munich in the Champions League. Will Chelsea’s wider strategy derail their season?

Last week, Jamie Carragher said Harry Kane is England’s greatest ever striker. At the same time, Erling Haaland broke another Champions League record by becoming the fastest to reach 50 goals in just 49 games. And don’t forget Liverpool spent £130 million on Alexander Isak to help fire them to the title. So today on The Club, we’re asking: who is the best striker in the world right now?

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

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Manchester United’s 3-0 Derby defeat to City has piled even more pressure on Ruben Amorim. Is his time at Old Trafford running out? Adam McKola joins Rory and Buvey to break down the latest setback and debate whether Amorim can survive.

With the Champions League kicking off this week, the boys make their predictions: Who will finish top scorer? Which English side will go the furthest? And who will be lifting the trophy in May?

The Ballon d’Or is just around the corner with names like Ousmane Dembélé and Lamine Yamal amongst the favourites — but should Mo Salah be this year’s winner?

Looking ahead to the weekend, Liverpool host Everton in the Merseyside Derby while Arsenal take on Manchester City in a huge clash at the Emirates. Who will lay down a defining marker in the title race?

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

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Daniel Levy’s shock departure ended an era at Tottenham. Spurs’ longest-serving chairman is gone, but what's next for the North London club? Flav joins Rory, Adam and Buvey to unpack Levy’s exit: why he left, how it came to this, and what the future holds. In addition, the fellas also rank Levy’s BEST and WORST signings during his reign.

The Premier League returns this weekend with the first Manchester Derby of the season. Both United and City have endured tricky starts and badly need a win. But who needs the win more, Pep or Amorim?

Elsewhere, Michael Owen’s recent comments have sparked the debate - who was better on their rise, Owen or Rooney? The boys give their verdict and also share their greatest “I was there” moments as football fans.

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

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The transfer window has officially closed and the boys are back in the studio to break it all down by ranking every Premier League club’s summer business. Was Liverpool’s window the GREATEST in Premier League history?

Arsenal enjoyed one of their strongest windows in years, but their 1–0 loss to Liverpool has raised questions about their mentality. Do Arsenal — and Mikel Arteta in particular — still have a mental block in the biggest games?

Meanwhile, it’s already panic stations at Manchester United. Ruben Amorim has picked up where he left off last season by dropping hints about his future. Rory and Buvey challenge Adam on whether this is the beginning of the end for Amorim — will he survive?

On the other side of Manchester, City have lost back-to-back games in Pep’s worst ever start to a campaign. Is this the new reality for Man City? Has Pep lost his touch?

All this and more on this week’s episode of The Club.

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The Premier League is back! Liverpool, Arsenal and Man City all opened with wins, Sunderland made a dream return, while Brentford, West Ham and Burnley already look in trouble. Rory, Adam and Buvey are in the studio to break down all the key talking points from the opening weekend.

There were plenty of positives for Man United in their 1-0 loss to Arsenal. But there are two things that threaten to derail United's their progression this season. Adam discusses the key areas for improvement and what United should prioritise for the rest of the window. As for Arsenal, they weren’t at their best at Old Trafford but still secured a crucial win. Are fans overreacting to concerns about their performance?

Man City laid down an early marker with an emphatic 4-0 win over Wolves, with Tijjani Reijnders scoring and assisting on his debut. Are Man City BACK? Tottenham also impressed in a 3-0 win over Burnley and are closing in on Crystal Palace star Eberechi Eze. Could he be a genuine Top 4 game-changer?

Elsewhere, Sunderland thrashed West Ham 3-0 in one of the standout results of the weekend. For Graham Potter, though, it was a nightmare start – are West Ham already staring down a relegation fight?

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

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Benjamin Sesko is a Man United player, Jack Grealish is heading to Everton, and Chelsea are chasing Alejandro Garnacho — the Club is back to break it all down!

Adam, Buvey, and Rory are back in the studio and kick things off with Manchester United — is Sesko the right striker to lead them forward? Adam also shares what he saw on their U.S. tour that’s left him so optimistic for the season ahead with Ruben Amorim.

Jack Grealish’s Man City career is over as he's completed a season-long loan move to Everton. But how did it end so badly? The lads discuss what went wrong and whether Everton can help revive his career.

Chelsea’s transfer spree shows no signs of slowing, with Garnacho talks underway and Jorrel Hato becoming the club’s 50th signing in the Clearlake era. The boys tier-list every single one, from the biggest hits to the worst flops.

And with the new Premier League season kicking off this Friday, it’s time for The Club’s bold 25/26 season predictions.

All this and more in the latest episode of the Club!

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Over the weekend, Spurs captain Son Heung‑min announced he’ll be leaving after ten years at the club. Tottenham’s fifth all‑time top scorer led them to Europa League glory — their first trophy in 17 years. Flav joins Rory and Harry in the studio to discuss Son’s legacy, plus James Maddison’s worrying injury and how it could impact Spurs’ transfer plans.

The Benjamin Sesko transfer saga has reached boiling point as Newcastle and Manchester United submit their bids for the RB Leipzig striker. Which club will the Slovenian star choose? And is there a cheaper, Premier League‑proven alternative that could make more sense for both?

Meanwhile at Newcastle, the Alexander Isak situation rumbles on. The Swedish striker is pushing for a move to Liverpool — has he disrespected the club in the process?

The Community Shield between Liverpool and Crystal Palace signals the return of Premier League football, but is it a pointless fixture — and does the trophy really count?

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

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Newcastle’s transfer woes continue as Alexander Isak wants out of St. James’ Park with Liverpool his most likely destination. If Isak joins the champions, is the title race already over before it even begins? Rory is joined by Flav and Harry Symeou to break down what this potential move means for the rest of the Premier League.

Meanwhile, Morgan Gibbs-White has snubbed a move to Tottenham by signing a new deal at Nottingham Forest. How much of a blow is this for Spurs? Flav shares his frustration over how the club went from meeting his release clause to completely missing out.

Arsenal have officially unveiled their new striker Viktor Gyokeres in Singapore. How transformative could his arrival be? And is this a make-or-break season for Mikel Arteta?

Elsewhere, Sunderland continue to make headlines with a bold transfer window — and the biggest shock yet: Granit Xhaka is set to join the newly promoted side. How significant is this move, and are Sunderland here to stay?

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

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The new Premier League season is fast approaching, and the transfer window continues to heat up as clubs step up their preparations.

Manchester United have confirmed the signing of Bryan Mbeumo – but have they overpaid? Rory and Buvey challenge Adam on the £70m deal. With Marcus Rashford heading to Barcelona on a season-long loan, Adam shares his thoughts on whether he can rejuvenate his career in La Liga.

The lads also react to Liverpool signing Hugo Ekitike for £79m. Are the champions nailed on for the title again next season? Meanwhile, Newcastle continue to struggle in the market, missing out on Ekitike and at least six other top targets this summer. The boys discuss why this may be, and whether James Trafford’s potential return to Manchester City makes sense – is he ready to replace Ederson as City’s No.1?

Finally, Rory gets real about Chelsea’s title chances – can Enzo Maresca’s side mount a serious challenge this season?

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

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Adam and Buvey are joined by a special guest while Rory takes a well-earned holiday — Harry Symeou steps into the studio as the lads discuss all the latest in the football world with the transfer window heating up.

The boys kick things off by reacting to Chelsea’s impressive Club World Cup Final win over PSG. They discuss Cole Palmer’s performance, Enzo Maresca’s influence, and whether Chelsea are genuine Premier League title contenders next season.

Liverpool have reportedly enquired about Alexander Isak as they hunt for a new centre forward. How realistic is the move — and how dangerous would Liverpool become with him leading the line?

Meanwhile, Viktor Gyokeres’ imminent Arsenal move is expected to be confirmed this week. Harry breaks down how the Swedish striker could elevate Arsenal’s attack — and what this could mean for Martin Odegaard and Mikel Arteta.

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

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The boys react to Arsenal advancing their pursuit of Sporting CP striker Viktor Gyökeres — and debate whether he's the right man to lead them to a Premier League title.

They also dig into Arsenal’s wider transfer activity, including their move for Noni Madueke and a possible move for Eberechi Eze.

Meanwhile, over at Manchester United five players have been granted extra time off as they seek moves away from the club. The lads discuss whether this approach makes sense — and why these players are still at the club. They also reflect on Marcus Rashford: has the last 18 months affected his legacy?

With the Club World Cup reaching the semi-final stage, the fellas revisit their early views on the competition — have their minds changed?

All that and more on this week’s episode of The Club.

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All three boys are back in the studio for the first time in what feels like forever — and it’s a packed one.

The episode kicks off with Chelsea’s latest signing, João Pedro. The lads discuss how he could ease the creative burden on Cole Palmer, and whether this is the start of a smart summer window. They also break down Chelsea’s wider transfer plans — who else needs to come in, and who still needs to go.

The conversation then shifts to the Club World Cup after Chelsea’s four-hour match, and the lads briefly touch on Man City’s squad and new signings (note — this was recorded before their match against Al Hilal).

The boys also dig into the new broadcast innovations coming next season — including pitchside interviews with substitutes and in-game dressing room access. They question whether these changes will enhance the fan experience or if English football is becoming too Americanised. The fellas also touch on Lee Carsley and his success with England’s U21s — does he deserve more respect in the game?

And finally, the big one: the Mount Rushmore of Premier League Strikers. The boys debate eight iconic names and whittle them down to the final four — including a fiery clash between Adam and Buvey over who deserves a spot.

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

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