EPL Round Table

On the first edition of The Final Whistle Guy is joined by Tadiwa to look back at the weekend of Premier League football as City beat Chelsea, and Mo Salah's record is highlighted once more.

In this episode of the @EPLRoundTable, we discuss an incredible FA Cup quarterfinal round, if international Premier League fans are "plastic", if fans are cheering for other English clubs in Europe due to the coefficient and a potential fifth Champions League place, Wolves' loss to Coventry in the cup, if Pedro Neto's injury record could scare off potential suitors, what went wrong for Tottenham at the weekend, how can Spurs' midfield improve, how to replace Van de Ven when he's out injured, and the players at our clubs who will score the most goals between now and the end of the season.

In this episode of the @EPLRoundTable, we discuss the Liverpool v Manchester City match, Arsenal sitting at the top of the table after a tremendous February, if the Gunners can actually win the title this season and if people want them to, guessing who will finish in the Champions League and relegation spots with 10 matchweeks left to play, what led to Burnley's draw after a 2-0 lead, if it hurt to lose points because of Danny Ings, why Crystal Palace keep loosing points after the 80th minute, and the players at our clubs who will score the most goals by the end of the season.

In this episode of the @EPLRoundTable, we discuss the drama that is currently surrounding Everton on and off the pitch, why teams in the bottom half keep losing points late in matches, what the atmosphere is like around Turf Moor these days, if Burnley fans are largely resigned to getting relegated with Vincent Kompany still at the helm, if Klopp's Carabao Cup was really his most special trophy win, just how good will Jaden Danns eventually be, what led to Newctasle's composed win at the weekend, if there will be big changes at St James' Park this summer, and the players at our clubs that could soon lose their spots in the starting XI.

In this episode of the @EPLRoundTable, we discuss the proposed blue card and the confusion that it could introduce, if David Moyes is in his last days at West Ham, the discrepancy between the stats and the eye on Andreas Pereira, why Tottenham's defence isn't better, if Wolves are always confident ahead of Spurs matches now, the players at our clubs whoo will get more minutes due to injuries, and preview our upcoming matches.

In this episode of the @EPLRoundTable, we discuss the winners and losers of the January transfer window, who's to blame when goalkeepers get backed into on corners, if Chelsea will sack Mauricio Pochettino, what Klopp's tenure and departure mean for Liverpool, if Burnley fans were excited with their late equalizer this weekend or if it all feels like too little too late, and all of the issues that Crystal Palace are currently going through.

In this episode of the @EPLRoundTable, we discuss De Bruyne's terrific performance in his first match back from injury, how our teams fared in the first half of the season, who will finish in the European spots and who may be relegated, if Wolves are still facing FFP issues, what led to the improvement in attack under Gary O'Neil, our thoughts on the Manchester United v Tottenham match, what to make of Spurs' resilience during their injury crisis, the January business done by our clubs thus far, and preview coming matches.

In this episode of the @EPLRoundtable, we discuss the craziness that was Manchester City v Tottenham, why there has been a significant increase iin injuries across the league this season and if anything can be done about it, IFAB's "Sin Bin" proposal, Newcastle's win against Manchester United, how Eddie Howe has steered his club through their injury crisis, how Lo Celso became so important to Spurs in 2023, where Tottenham can realistically finish in the table, positions that our clubs need to fill in January, and our coming fixtures.

In this episode of the @EPLRoundTable, we discuss Everton's points deduction and if they can avoid the drop anyway, Garnacho's wondergoal against the Toffees on Sunday, the failed proposal to ban loans between associated clubs and the impact the decision could have on the league, the clubs that have most impressed and disappointed us through the first third the Premier League season, Arsenal currently topping the table, if it's a good or bad thing that Arsenal have had goals scored by so many different players, Wolves' suddenly boasting a top-10 attack in the league, if Wolves' fans are starting to look up the table rather than down it, the players at our clubs that have started to get more minutes, and preview our coming matches.