Chris Sutton

Chris Sutton, a former footballer and pundit, Joe Hart, an ex-goalkeeper, and Rory Smith, a New York Times journalist, dive into the chaos of transfer deadline day. They debate Isak's impact at Liverpool and share contrasting views on his demeanor during the window. The trio discusses Arsenal's loss to Liverpool and Mikel Arteta's strategies. Additionally, they analyze financial shifts in football, including Aston Villa's decisions and Manchester United’s new goalkeeper. Expect lively debates, insights, and a touch of humor along the way!

Join Chris Sutton, a keen football analyst, and Paul Scholes, the technical genius from Manchester United, as they dive into the pressing issues of the Premier League. Scholes discusses the mounting pressure on manager Ruben Amorim, while Dean Smith examines Aston Villa's struggles and his success in MLS with Charlotte FC. The conversation also touches on Noni Madueke's impact at Arsenal and the challenges facing Rangers. Plus, the group debates the role of AI in shaping future transfers, adding a futuristic twist to the beautiful game.

Chris Sutton, a former pro and pundit, joins Rory Smith, Chief Soccer Correspondent, Shay Given, ex-goalkeeper, and Joel Ward, Crystal Palace captain. They delve into Palace's historic FA Cup win, celebrating their first trophy in 164 years. Ward shares his emotional journey through the club. The discussion also tackles Manchester City's puzzling decisions, including why Erling Haaland didn’t take a penalty, and the future of Jack Grealish. They also pay tribute to Jamie Vardy as he bids farewell to Leicester City after a remarkable 200 goals.

Chris Sutton, a football pundit and former player, joins journalist Rory Smith, ex-footballer Pat Nevin, and Bristol City manager Liam Manning to discuss key moments in football. They dive into Trent Alexander-Arnold's surprising exit from Liverpool and the emotional reactions from fans. Liam shares insights on leading Bristol City into the Championship playoffs. The conversation shifts to Harry Kane’s monumental first trophy with Bayern Munich, examining its impact on his legacy and future in football.

Chris Sutton, former footballer and pundit, joins Rory Smith, Chief Soccer Correspondent for The New York Times, Andros Townsend, pro footballer, Simon Stone, BBC reporter, and John Murray, correspondent, to dissect Andre Onana's struggles at Manchester United. They discuss Onana's comical errors and potential loan move. The group also reflects on Harry Kane's integral role under Thomas Tuchel as England's manager and debates the legacies of Michael Owen vs. Wayne Rooney at 17, weaving nostalgia with contemporary football dynamics.