Liverpool’s 7-0 drubbing of Man United has Rickie grinning ear to ear. What did the boys make of the result? How do United come back from it? And are Liverpool now favourites for the top 4? Away from Anfield, the boys both had disappointing results at the weekend. Callum reflects on a missed opportunity at the Etihad. And Michail updates us on his absence from West Ham’s loss to Brighton. Are Michail and his teammates at all worried about the prospect of relegation? It’s a tight battle for survival,

Newcastle lost in the Carabao Cup Final. But even though Callum is gutted, it feels like the start of something special. What did he make of the game itself? And how good are Manchester United? Both Michail and Callum lost to them this week, it looks like they are back. So what has changed? West Ham got a great result at the weekend against Forest, with new striker Danny Ings getting his first goal(s). Was Michail disappointed to be on the bench after fighting his way back into the side? Across

There were 2-0 losses all round at the weekend, with Newcastle and West Ham both frustrated. Callum and Michail give their thoughts on where their games went wrong.The boys discuss Nick Pope’s red card. Was it harsh? What was he thinking? And how did he react in the dressing room? It means there may be a chance for Loris Karius to make an incredible return in the cup final. Does Callum think he’s ready? What about Karius’ old club, Liverpool? Are they back in the fight for the top four? Callum and

Michail’s West Ham were the first to come up against the new-look Chelsea side at the weekend, pulling off a hard-fought draw. But what did he make of their new expensive signings? How good was João Félix?Callum updates on his fitness levels after frustratingly missing a return to his old stomping ground, Bournemouth. And with that game ending in Newcastle’s fifth draw in six games, is it time to start worrying slightly? There were some questionable refereeing decisions at the weekend, so the boys

A hard fought FFP derby ended with a draw. Callum got on the scoresheet, but where was his promised Macarena? According to him, Michail ran away… What did the boys make of the clash? Was a draw a fair result in the end? Harry Kane is breaking records and likely to break more soon. So do the boys think he will go down as an all-time great, or does he have to win a trophy first? Man City have off-field problems, but the boys try to understand what’s going wrong on the pitch with them losing again

Callum’s going to Wembley! What a week for Newcastle and their fans. But Callum explains how it wasn’t all partying in the dressing room after their semi final triumph. Elsewhere Michail was pulling out the tekkers on the pitch after deciding to remain in East London. We find out what happened with regards to the transfer rumours surrounding his name. What did the boys make of the January transfer window? Newcastle brought in a couple of promising youngsters and West Ham added an accomplished goal

West Ham are back with a win and Michail was in there with an assist. He’s in a better mood as he discusses what went right for the Hammers. Do Newcastle have one foot in the final of the League Cup? Callum is coy, but things remain rosy in the North East. At the other end of the table, Everton are in turmoil. The boys discuss what’s going wrong and whether the fans are being overly critical of the board. Would the boys ever want to join a struggling side like Everton? Nick Pope is pulling out

It’s been a minute. And a lot has happened! The boys break down what’s been going on since the World Cup and Christmas breaks. Callum’s Newcastle United are flying higher than ever with Europe genuinely in sight. What’s been going right and how’s the mood in the camp? Whereas West Ham have continued to struggle this season. Michail thinks it has something to do with lofty ambitions and a change in approach.Now the transfer window is open, could there be movements to improve the Hammers’ season

Scotland legend Paul Lambert and former England international Trevor Steven join Craig and Amy for a World Cup special recorded in front of an audience in the Drygate in Glasgow. Trevor takes us back to 1986, the Maradona Hand of God plus what it was like being managed by Bobby Robson. He also played in the 1990 World Cup and by the sounds of things he could have filled a whole podcast with his Gazza stories alone. Paul started every Scotland game of France 1998 and his abiding memory seems to be

Scotland legend Gordon Strachan and Australian international Ryan McGowan join Craig and Amy for a World Cup special recorded in front of an audience in the Drygate in Glasgow. Gordon takes us back to his two World Cups in 1982 and 1986. He tells us what it was like to line up against the Brazilians in the tunnel, to take a drugs test with a couple of Russians and why Jock Stein told him to stay in his room. Plus Ryan McGowan tells us all about making the Socceroos squad for the 2014 World Cup in

Former Northern Ireland captain Martin O'Neill and ex-Scotland international Alan McInally join Craig and Amy for a World Cup special recorded in front of an audience at the Drygate in Glasgow. Alan takes us back to Italia 90 and has brought with him something that Craig hasn't seen for 32 years. Meanwhile Martin has tales of what could've been in 1982 and what happened when he didn't manage to get his hands on Eusebio's shirt.

Former Scotland captain Colin Hendry and ex Northern Ireland international Jimmy Nicholl join Craig and Amy for a World Cup special recorded in front of an audience at the Drygate in Glasgow. Colin takes us back to France in 1998 as he led Scotland out for the opening match of the World Cup against Brazil and recounts Craig Brown's famous last words. Jimmy started every match for Northern Ireland at both the 1982 and 1986 World Cups. Defeating Spain, lining up against Brazil and managing to get his

Legendary Celtic and Leicester manager Martin O'Neill joins Amy and Craig as he takes a look back over his career. Martin goes back to the start to talk about how it started at Wycombe Wanderers, he discusses his amazing time at Celtic including the one big regret of his career plus what it was like to win not one but two European Cups with Nottingham Forest.

Former Norwich gaffer Peter Grant joins Amy Irons and Craig Levein to discuss his time as both a manager and an assistant manager. Peter has managed in Scotland and England and has been an assistant at some huge clubs such as West Ham, Aston Villa, Birmingham and Scotland. So how does the role differ and which does he prefer? Craig and Peter also reminisce about the 'good old days', if days where you shared unwashed training gear, slips and baths can be described as good plus Peter recounts us with

Geoff Shreeves has been a touchline reporter for decades and on football pitches all around the world. Who better to ask just what it's like to interview a manager when they have just been hammered 5-0? He joins Craig and Amy to tell tales of a major run-in with Sir Alex Ferguson, how Gordon Strachan viewed him standing outside the dressing room and the time Brian Clough got a little too close during an interview. All that plus does he have what it takes to take the top spot in Amy's 'Big Quiz'

It’s Callum’s turn to feel slightly under the weather this week as he came off at half time in Sunday’s impressive win for Newcastle. Having discussed Champions League chances last week, were we being unkind? Are Newcastle title contenders? The pod got a mention from Magpies boss Eddie Howe last week when discussing Callum’s health, but is it anything to worry about as we approach the World Cup squad announcement? Michail was the centre of attention in his side’s loss at home to Crystal Palace,

Callum had a stormer this weekend scoring twice and assisting as well! Plus it was all in front of the main man Gareth Southgate. Surely that’s done his England chances some good? But did he know the England boss was in the crowd? A frustrating loss for Michail at Old Trafford, despite the incredible impact he made from the bench. Talk in some papers was that he was becoming a bit of a ‘super sub’. What does he think of that label? Off the pitch he was influential, too, this time popping up in the

Stevenage gaffer Steve Evans joins Craig and Amy as they discuss how you control your emotions in the technical area. Has Steve calmed down over the years? What is it like when you are supposed to be setting an example as manager but find yourself sent off? Plus Steve reveals that even his wife wasn't safe from his touchline antics on her Christmas night out. All that plus will Amy find a new leader for her 'Big Quiz' league table?

Great wins for Newcastle and West Ham this week and Callum inched further into the lead in the goalscoring bet with an audacious chip. But should the goal have stood? Michail has a strong view. VAR again grabbed the headlines in West Ham’s game, but the decisions went in Michail’s favour this time. Does that mean he’s changed his mind? With the world cup looming, how do the boys think the break will affect different teams? And will it even be a break for Callum? Michail offers his take on whether he

Craig Levein and Amy Irons are joined by former Inverness, Falkirk and Hibs gaffer John 'Yogi' Hughes as they discuss the importance of a good team spirit in the dressing room. Yogi explains the impact promoting a youth team coach at Inverness had on his players, he talks about the legend that is Russell Latapy and he reveals just what possessed him to streak passed the TV cameras while a player at Falkirk