Tim Spiers

Jimbo welcomes Daniel Storey, a football writer who witnessed the intense Old Firm game, Tim Spiers from the Nottingham Forest match, and JJ Bull, a musician and commentator. The trio dives into Szoboszlai's stunning free-kick that sealed Liverpool’s win over Arsenal and debates whether Arsenal's tactics are too cautious. They analyze Brighton's remarkable victory against Manchester City, questioning if City's dominance is fading. Plus, discussions about crumbling teams like Aston Villa and the rise of Bournemouth add spice to the football chatter!

Join Carl Anka, a sharp football journalist, and Tim Spiers, a data-savvy writer, as they dissect the Premier League landscape seven games in. They explore Arsenal's title chances bolstered by strong defense and Victor Jochore's mixed impact. Liverpool's defensive struggles and Bournemouth's surprising top-four position spark intriguing debates. The duo evaluates Manchester City's transition, Newcastle's solid defense, and the challenges facing teams like Sunderland and Wolves, all while assessing the implications for the upcoming season.

Tim Spiers, a football writer for The Athletic, and Stu James, a fellow writer, join to preview the highly anticipated clash between Manchester United and Arsenal. They discuss the managerial pressures facing Arteta and Amorim, the unpredictability of the Premier League, and key player signings that could influence the match outcome. The conversation also touches on charity betting for Cancer Research UK and fan sentiments, providing an engaging look at current team dynamics and the excitement around the upcoming fixtures.

Joining the conversation are Daniel Storey, a sharp football analyst, Adrian Clarke, a keen eye on tactical insights, Tim Spiers, a journalist with in-depth opinions, and Felipe Cardenas, who knows all about the Mexican national team. They dive into Chelsea's tactical shift at the Club World Cup, England's struggles in the Women’s Euros, and Spain's impressive run. Felipe discusses Mexico's Gold Cup triumph and rising star Gilberto Mora, while serious allegations against Thomas Partey add a dark twist to the football landscape.

Daniel Storey, a seasoned football writer, joins JJ Bull, a gigging superstar, and Tim Spiers, a dedicated journalist, alongside Jacob Tanswell reporting live from Old Trafford. They delve into Chelsea's season-ending triumph securing Champions League football and the implications for Nottingham Forest in the Conference League. Jacob shares insights on a controversial Manchester United vs. Aston Villa match. Plus, Sunderland's thrilling promotion back to the Premier League is celebrated, showcasing the promise of their young squad.

Tim Spiers and Megan Feringa, both football writers for The Athletic, gear up for the highly anticipated clash between Liverpool and Arsenal. They dive into the history of this rivalry, noting Arsenal's struggles at Anfield since 2012. The duo discusses player performances, injury concerns, and the tactical challenges each team faces. Their lively banter includes humorous takes on managerial styles and a fun guessing game about Arsenal's scoring legends, all while providing insightful predictions for the match ahead.

Featuring Liam Twomey, a Chelsea writer, who celebrates the club's impressive 3-0 victory over PSG in the Club World Cup final. Daniel Storey discusses England's thrilling 6-1 win against Wales in the Women's Euros. Tim Spiers weighs in on the controversial demotion of Crystal Palace to the Conference League for ownership rules violations. Meanwhile, Seb Stafford-Bloor highlights PSG's form and the potential move of Gyökeres to Arsenal, alongside other intriguing transfer rumors.

Join transfer guru David Ornstein, alongside Athletic staff members Jack Pitt-Brooke, Tim Spiers, and Jacob Whitehead, as they unravel the thrilling chaos of the summer transfer window. They recount jaw-dropping moments like Arsenal's surprise bid for Ebereche Eze and the late-night drama of Xavi Simmonds' transfer saga. The group dives into the emotional toll on players, financial implications of over £3 billion spent, and how social media plays a role in this wild football period, making for a captivating discussion.

Joining the discussion are Daniel Storey, a writer for The Athletic; Tim Spiers, a football journalist; Chris Weatherspoon, a Mackem and finance expert; and Laurie Whitwell, a reporter who covered Manchester United's pre-season. They tackle Sunderland's return to the Premier League and their potential to stay afloat. The conversation also dives into Manchester United's struggle for improvement and whether they can defy expectations. Other teams like Everton and Brighton are highlighted for their exciting strategies and possible upsets in the upcoming season.

James Pearce, Liverpool correspondent, shares emotional reflections on the late Diogo Jota, highlighting his deep impact on the club and fans alike. Simon Hughes reminisces about Jota's remarkable journey from Wolves to Liverpool, showcasing his resilience and dedication. Tim Spiers adds personal anecdotes, capturing Jota's character and connection to teammates. The discussion dives into the somber atmosphere at Anfield, the tributes honoring Jota’s legacy, and the profound loss felt in the football community.