Seb Hutchinson

Max Rushden is joined by John Brewin, an experienced football writer providing deep insights, and Seb Hutchinson, a dedicated football journalist. They delve into Mohamed Salah’s explosive interview about Liverpool's internal tensions and how it might impact his future. The panel also analyzes Arsenal's shaky performance against Villa, discussions on managerial pressure, and unexpected performances from Everton. Wrapping up, they critique the cringe-worthy World Cup draw and England's challenging group, full of travel logistics and tournament dynamics.

Seb Hutchinson, a football commentator covering the Women's Euros, joins John Brewin and Dan Bardell, both seasoned football journalists. They dive into the chaos of the Club World Cup due to extreme weather and celebrate England’s thrilling U21 triumph. The discussion highlights tactical insights from coaches, youth player development, and the complexities of modern football's commercial landscape. They also reflexively compare football’s evolution to film streaming, and gear up for the upcoming Women’s Euros, exploring team dynamics and player morale.

Join Paul Watson, a diligent football journalist and organizer of the Kitmas charity, along with witty commentator Barry Glendenning and tactical expert Seb Hutchinson. They delve into a thrilling international break, celebrating Scotland and Ireland's victories, and contrasting fan expectations. Spotlighting dramatic moments like Curacao’s qualification drama and Iraq's heart-stopping win, they also discuss the return of the Premier League, dissecting Arsenal's concerns and Spurs' fragility. Plus, enjoy a touching segment on the Kitmas initiative, giving kids new shirts for the holidays!

Barry Glendenning, a seasoned football journalist, joins football commentator Seb Hutchinson and writer Nick Ames to dissect a dramatic weekend in the Premier League. They explore Callum McFarlane's tactical upheaval at Chelsea, shaking up Guardiola's City. The trio also delves into Arsenal's title prospects, praising Declan Rice's leadership. They touch on Wolves' resurgence, VAR controversies, and the intense mid-table battle, all while contemplating the future for clubs and young coaches in today's football landscape.

Seb Hutchinson, a commentator who was in the gantry, and journalist Nick Ames, who witnessed the action from the press box, join Faye Carruthers, host of the Guardian Women's Football Weekly, to dissect England's triumphant win over Spain. They delve into the emotional rollercoaster of a tense penalty shootout and celebrate standout performances and resilience among players. The discussion highlights not just England's strategic success but also the bittersweet emotions of competition, the legacy of a legendary coaching figure, and the promising future of women's football.