Wacky (Transfer) Window

We have a have a guest on todays episodeeee!!!!!In this episode we unpack the Leeds United vs Manchester United rivalry—its roots, the eras that shaped it, and the moments that keep the edge alive today. We outline the historical context, the footballing phases where each side dominated, and the cultural pull that makes fixtures between the Whites and the Red Devils feel bigger than three points. You’ll hear clear explanations of why the rivalry intensified, how fans experience it, and what typically swings these games: tactics, mentality, and atmosphere. We finish with takeaways on what to watch for the next time these clubs meet. No hype—just a factual breakdown for listeners who want the rivalry explained simply.

Iconic commentary. Kit Rankings. 5 a side fantasy teams. Classic hallmarks of a classic football podcast episode....

We roll back the years, and go to college, to witness a shonky teacher, even worse ability to tie a tie, and explain the offside rule, as if you were a child!

Find out about one of the greatest footballing underdog stories, as Ari goes into storytelling. So, grab some elma çay or warm milk and enjoy a great tale of international sports.

Today, we review who makes it in to the (possibly) scariest football XI ever, and dive into the world of stadiums, and find out that some are named after... boxes of.. chocolate?

Here, Ari shows his true colours on kits that wouldn't look out of place in museums (& others being chucked in bonfires), and discusses the resilient treble winning Man Utd of '99 coming up against the resistance of the Man City centurions of 2018.

Today, we get a different episode format, where Ari displays his exquisite knowledge of football, excitement for a long-awaited derby... and chats to a robot about transfer news.

In this episode, Ari gives the lowdown on some of the latest rumours, murmurs and done deals (with the occasional bad attempt at accents 🫣 )

Today, Ari goes through some done deals, as well as some rumours floating around the prem, as well as what he thinks about the ongoing club world cup 🫣