Oli Kay

Megan Feringa, a dedicated football journalist, teams up with Oli Kay, a sharp football writer and analyst, to dive into the highly anticipated Liverpool vs Manchester United clash. They discuss the mounting pressure on managers, particularly for Arna Slott at Liverpool versus Ruben Amorim at United. Defensive injuries for Liverpool are examined, alongside tactical adaptations to exploit fullback weaknesses. Both share predictions and highlight key players, all while addressing the concerning trend of fewer open-play goals this season.

Adam Crafton, a seasoned football writer, and Oli Kay, an insightful football reporter, dive deep into Manchester United's struggles following yet another defeat. They analyze the alarming statistics behind United's away games and low win rate, shedding light on the mounting pressure on coach Ruben Amorim. The duo discusses fan sentiment, the potential for managerial changes, and the impact of recent signings. They question what motivation remains for the season and share insights on the future of the club amid chaos.

Join Mark Carey, a tactical analyst known for his data-driven insights, football journalist Oli Kay, and Thomas Grønnemark, a pioneer in throw-in coaching who once worked with Liverpool. They dive into the Premier League's nostalgic return to basics, chatting about the rise of long throws and set pieces this season. Thomas shares his journey to becoming a throw-in specialist and discusses strategies behind quick and long throws. The group debates if traditional styles and increased set-piece focus diminish the game’s flow and entertainment.

Oli Kay, a football journalist known for his tactical insights, and John McKenzie, a football writer who focuses on squad dynamics, dive into the turmoil at Liverpool. They discuss the alarming fan reaction following a significant defeat, exploring whether Arne Slot’s job is in jeopardy. The two analyze tactical weaknesses against direct play, assess Virgil van Dijk's struggling leadership, and question the wisdom behind squad changes. They also ponder the need for January transfers to address missing profiles in the team.

Mark Critchley, a seasoned football journalist focused on Manchester United, and Oli Kay, a tactical analyst, dive into Ruben Amorim's tumultuous first year at the club. They explore the mixed reception to his appointment, his initial structural changes, and the fallout from a punishing loss to Brighton. The panel discusses Amorim’s brutal honesty, contrasting his communication style with more calculated managers. They also touch on the need for consistency and the significance of upcoming fixtures in assessing the team's direction amidst a challenging rebuild.