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48. Luton crush Raya and a good evening with Emery
43:36||Ep. 48On the latest Bruised Banana FC podcast, Luke and Ben talk the dreadful Raya performance, Havertz doing well again, Rice being transformational, Villa beating City and previewing the game on Saturday
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47. Squeaky bum time, pitch sizes and DON'T ROTATE THE TEAM
44:00||Ep. 47On the latest Bruised Banana FC podcast, Ben and Luke recap the victory over Wolves, talk Palinha and Ramsdale transfer rumours and the riveting topic of Premier League pitch sizes!46. A Record Setting Champions League Night
29:52||Ep. 46On the latest Bruised Banana FC podcast, Ben and Justin break down the emphatic 6-0 victory over Lens and compare the offensive outburst to the weekend victory over Brentford45. Arsenal are back baby! Looking ahead to Brentford and international round up
54:33||Season 1, Ep. 45After what seemed like an age, football is back! Ben and Luke look ahead to a tricky trip to Brentford, expel some international break demons and talk January transfers.44. Belgian Bravery Beats Burnley
35:06||Ep. 44On the latest Bruised Banana FC podcast, Justin and Varun talk Trossard putting it his body on the line to take down Burnley, Zinchenko running the show, Fabio Viera disaster and more!43. From controversy to comfort: Newcastle & Sevilla reviews plus a look ahead to another thrashing?
01:00:47||Ep. 43After a short break to process the issues from the weekend, Luke is joined by Ben as they dissect the VAR controversies at Newcastle, what it means going forwards and the backlash it created before a much happier discussion over Champions League success at the Emirates against Sevilla.42. Crashing out of the cup & Newcastle United next!
44:40||Ep. 42On this episode of BBFC, Luke (@ekulkun), and Ben (@BenBrowning3) return to discuss a poor night in east London. Was Arsenal's exit a blessing or a curse? Why aren't clicking yet this season? Plus the regular discussions on Kai Havertz, Fabio Vieira and the Arsenal no.1 spot. It's not all bad news though, as they look ahead to a trip to high-flying Newcastle on Saturday evening and hopes of a much better outing.