HIGHLIGHTS | Have Chelsea Lost Their Identity?

TRANSFER TIT BITS | Who Won the Transfer Window?

S2, EP3 | Quick! Brush the rug!

ROW Z FPL | Good Work from Bad Grandad

JUST THE FOOTBALL | Man Utd vs Liverpool, Newcastle vs Man City and Leeds vs Chelsea

FULL SHOW | The Chuckle Brothers on Safari

HIGHLIGHTS | Is Alann Saint-Maximin a Top 4 Player?

HIGHLIGHTS | Man Utd: Maguire, Casemiro and a Resurgent Rashford?

ROW Z FPL | Hannah's Top Tips

HIGHLIGHTS | Are Liverpool Now Rubbish?

HIGHLIGHTS | Are Spurs the New Sh!thouses of the Premier League? The Battle of the Bridge: Part 2

JUST THE FOOTBALL | The Battle of the Bridge Part Two and Hannah on Drugs

HIGHLIGHTS | Could Manchester United Go Down!?

HIGHLIGHTS | Where is Barcelona's Money Coming From?

ROWZ FPL | Row Z Fantasy Premier League Update

FULL SHOW | Spurs vs Chelsea, Liverpool vs Palace, Brentford vs Man Utd and Hannah on Drugs

We’re joined by comedian, actor and presenter Ben Keenan to look back on another disappointing season at Manchester United as we ask what the Red Devils need to do to recover former glories.

In one of our fave episodes EVER, we turn the show over to the listeners and take questions on everything from the rebuilding project at Everton to Hannah’s contraception advice.

There’s some weirdly grown-up stuff about pitch invasions, the plight of referees and the state of society but that’s tempered with an erotic reimagining of The Sixth Sense.

There’s a surprising amount of chat about vomit, Joe finally admits the true nature of his relationship with his football big head collection, oh… and we’d also like to apologise to Raymond.

Plenty of chat about amorous adventures with taxi drivers, Joe wonders why he’s never allowed to meet famous people at work and Hannah ponders the pastimes of London commuters.

Joe Forrester reminisces about traumatic gigs, Hannah East basks in the glory of her sporting exploits at a kids party and there’s lots and lots of stories about farting.

We also discussed whether Manchester United are at their lowest point ever, whether Frank Lampard has done enough to save Everton from relegation and considered the idea that football’s loveable granddad Roy Hodgson may, actually, be secretly evil, after he saw his Watford team relegated against his old charges Crystal Palace.

Shenanigans from the Everton fans as their team gave themselves a chance of Premier League survival, while pouring yet more misery on Thomas Tuchel’s misfiring Chelsea.