The Ripple Effect with James Lawrence Allcott

James Allcott is rejoined by Carlo Ancelotti and AC Milan expert Dev Bajwa (@ammandev) to discuss how Ancelotti redefined AC Milan and European football in the early 2000s, and why one player in particular holds the key to why football is the way it is today.Host: James AllcottGuest: Dev BajwaProducer: Cai JonesEditor: Finn McSkimmingAdditional Production: Jonathan Fisher Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

James Allcott is joined by Kweku Afari (@Kweku_Afari) and Faysal (@elfayz_) once again to rip apart the top 100 players list, made up and posted by GDC Media. The trio is also joined by Cai Jones (@ProducerCai), who provides the stats, facts and figures. The trio discusses who is the real second GOAT and whether it's still Cristiano Ronaldo. Why is Di María so highly ranked? And of course, who should be in this list that missed out altogether?Host: James AllcottGuests: Kweku Afari, Faysal and Cai JonesProducer: Cai JonesEditor: Finn McSkimmingAdditional Production: Jonathan Fisher Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Kweku Afari and Faysal join the podcast to discuss the ripple effects from Game Week 5 in the Premier League. They talk about potential manager sackings, crisis clubs, and the negative aspects of football discourse. They also analyze the goalkeeper situation at Arsenal, compare David Raya and Ramsdale, and discuss the potential need for a new starting goalkeeper at Newcastle. The struggles of Real Madrid, the impact of Mbappe, and the discussion on accidental doping are also explored. Additionally, they touch on time-wasting, referee decisions, and the impact on big teams. The chapter concludes with a discussion on KDB's return, Harlan's playing style, and the challenges faced by Nicholas Jackson.

James Allcott is joined by the returning Daniel Cook (@HLTCO) to discuss the ins and outs of every failed ‘out’ over the summer. The pair look at the biggest failed transfers of the summer window, and what would have been the outcomes if these transfers had gone through. Is Maguire leaving the beginning of the end for Man Utd? Is keeping Partey a huge mistake by Arsenal? Will Bayern Munich’s failures on deadline day increase their chances of winning the Champions League? And of course, did Man City’s failed Paqueta move result in some panic buys from Pep?Host: James AllcottGuest: Daniel CookProducer: Cai JonesEditor: Finn McSkimmingAdditional Production: Jonathan Fisher Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

James Allcott is joined by Dev Bajwa and Alex Moneypenny to discuss Arsenal vs. Man United, Kai Havertz's season, and the impact of Haaland on Arsenal's starting striker. They also explore the need for off-field referees, Manchester United's coaching staff problems, and player perception and evaluation. The speakers assess Emery's impact at Arsenal and discuss the financial woes of Bournemouth, Everton, and Burnley. Personal connections to football teams and rivalries are shared, and Arsenal's capacity to win the league is evaluated.

James Allcott is once again joined by Fuad Cadani (@FuadCadani), but this time to discuss deadline days past and present. Why did the Everton Dildo change everything for deadline day? Did the Ozil signing mean the end for Unai Emery? Was Luis Suárez the worst thing to ever happen to Brendan Rodgers? And why Salah's departure wins Scotland the Euros …Host: James AllcottGuest: Fuad CadaniProducer: Cai JonesEditor: Finn McSkimmingAdditional Production: Jonathan Fisher Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Fuad Cadani, football expert and analyst, discusses how Tottenham should spend the Harry Kane money. Topics include potential signings, strengthening positions, the importance of a striker, and the influence of 'Football Manager'. They explore options across Europe, including young players like Mel Bellacott and Antonio Silver as possible replacements for Eric Dier. They also discuss the importance of a striker's contribution beyond scoring goals and the potential signing of players from the Portuguese league like Andreas Pereira.

James Allcott is joined for the second time this week by Laurence McKenna (@lozcast) and Jamie Slevin to discuss what is truly the most impactful Liverpool XI. What was Steven Gerrard’s biggest moment? What did Jamie Carragher’s own goals in 1999 mean for the club? And what role did John Barnes’s dad play in the film ‘Cool Runnings’?Host: James AllcottGuest: Laurence McKenna and Jamie SlevinProducer: Cai JonesEditor: Finn McSkimmingAdditional Production: Jonathan Fisher Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Laurence McKenna and Jamie Slevin join James Allcott to discuss how Liverpool can fix their season and mount a title challenge. The trio examine options for defensive midfield, center back, and right back. They explore Liverpool's transfer strategy and challenges in the market, as well as potential transfer targets like Tiago and Ryan Gravenberg. The speakers emphasize Liverpool's defensive dilemma, including uncertainties surrounding Joe Gomez's position and the need for a quality right back.

Football enthusiasts Culture Cams and Lyes Bouzidi join host James Allcott to discuss the most meaningful Manchester United players of all time. They debate the legacy of Beckham, Charlton, Neville, and Rooney. They also dive into the impact of signings, defensive vulnerabilities, and the importance of goalkeepers.