Football Ramble Speller's stinky bangers
Nov 6, 2025
This week, the hosts tackle the Champions League madness and the surprisingly contentious issue of unpasteurised milk. Listeners will enjoy Marcus's mischievous childhood tales and Pete's fiery rants about Rio Ferdinand and Al Capone. The team also dives into Chelsea's rotation struggles, celebrates Phil Foden’s resurgence, and speculates hilariously on who might snag the new FIFA Peace Prize. With a sprinkle of banter and sports insights, it’s a wild ride through the world of football!
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Newcastle's Form Tied To Priorities And Fit
- Newcastle's varied form suggests they might be prioritising cups or managing player fatigue after recent success.
- Observers debate whether tactical fit (e.g., Voltemada vs Isak) and rotation shape current performances.
Rotation Explains Chelsea's Inconsistency
- Chelsea's season shows inconsistency despite talented recruits and heavy rotation across competitions.
- High squad turnover (85 starting XI changes) explains uneven performances and lingering uncertainty.
Foden's Form Reasserts England Case
- Phil Foden's performance against Borussia Dortmund signals a clear return to form for Manchester City's creative core.
- Pep Guardiola and the hosts suggest Foden's resurgence could threaten Jude Bellingham's England spot.