The Bridge Brothers Presents...

Nick consoles Matt after another poor performance from his charges and gives him some much needed advice on how to improve his team for game week 22.There's also mutual frustration regarding West Ham's FPL and FWSL assets and Nick makes his pitch to be the number one fan in the Caoimhin Kelleher fan club.With both brothers on "glorious and fantastic" podcast form, Matt finishes the pod on a brighter note as he shares his excitement surrounding his strong Fantasy WSL team with the brothers looking forward to seeing their beloved Chelsea take on Arsenal in game week 13.As ever, the game week deadlines for FPL and FWSL are included below, as well as the codes if you fancy your chances against the Bridge Brothers. Could you stop Matt winning their FWSL league?FWSL, Game Week 13: Friday the 23rd of January at 18:00. FKWAXXFPL: Game week 22: Saturday the 17th of January at 11:00. BN59SGYou can also join the conversation via any, or all, of the following platforms...InstagramYouTubeTik-TokBlue SkyX (mainly known as Twitter)The song used in this podcast is Darkness by the always amazing Sea of Days.Please also check out the latest episode of Matt's other podcast, Homer's Podyssey: Conversations on Purpose, where he speaks to the theatre maker, producer, beatboxer and writer, Mr Conrad Murray.See you soon!Matt and Nick.

New year, new Chelsea manager head coach as Enzo Maresca departs and makes way for new boss, Liam Rosenior.This development sees Matt and Nick about their frustrations with the economic and strategic model laid down by BlueCo with the younger of the siblings calling for a new ownership group amidst all the coaching chaos at Stamford Bridge.Of course, if you would like to share your thoughts, you can do so via the following platforms...InstagramYouTubeTik-TokBlue SkyX (mainly known as Twitter)The football clips featured in this episode are from AFC Whyteleaf VS AFC Croydon. The songs used in this podcast are Duality and Where Do I Begin by the always amazing Sea of Days. The latest episode of Season's Change is also available via the link below...https://eardrumbuzzradio.podbean.com/e/seasons-change-end-of-year-2025/And finally, we do wish all our listeners and happy, healthy new year.Take care!

In episode 19 of FPL Bridge Brothers, Matt and Nick lick their wounds after an indifferent set of FPL performances.But there are reasons to be cheerful with Matt getting a very fortunate 17 points off his bench and Nick ringing the changes with his new wildcard.With Matt's birthday landing on the game week 21 deadline, he vows to use his day off to improve his FPL and FWSL teams.Speaking of WSL, the lads are very excited to see the return of the Women's Super League and discuss their early plans ahead of the restart of the WSL season.And speaking of deadlines.FWSL, Game Week 12: Saturday the 10th of January at 11:30. FKWAXXFPL: Game week 20: Tuesday the 6th of January at 18:30. BN59SGYou can also join the conversation via any, or all, of the following platforms...InstagramYouTubeTik-TokBlue Sky X (mainly known as Twitter)The song used in this podcast is Darkness by the always amazing Sea of Days. The latest episode of Season's Change is also available via the link below...https://eardrumbuzzradio.podbean.com/e/seasons-change-end-of-year-2025/And finally, we do wish all our listeners and happy and healthy 2026 with a year full of green arrows and joy!Take care!Matt and Nick.

After another poor game week, there is pressure on Matt and his FPL team as some incorrect 50/50 decisions seems him slide further down the league tables. One of his new years' resolutions has to be to stop benching his better players. Nick on the other hand is riding the crest of a wave and benefited from his accidental wildcard.Looking forward, it's now or never for Matt's bench boost as the brothers talk about their plans for game weeks 18 and 19. Nick, conversely, is looking to remove Brentford's Igor Thiago whose form has been very disappointing of late.Matt and Nick finish the show with by reviewing their Fantasy WSL season so far. Thankfully for Matt, he is doing much better in this game with him and Nick both serving their Women's Super League apprenticeship this year.There's also random tangental chat about school sports days and the "oh my god" particle.Join the conversation via any, or all, of the following platforms...InstagramYouTubeTik-TokBlue Sky X (mainly known as Twitter)And when it comes to Fantasy leagues and codes, you can play FPL against us via the code BN59SG. For WSL, our joining code is FKWAXX, (we didn't choose it, promise!).FWSL, Game Week 12: Friday the 10th of January at 11:30. FKWAXXFPL: Game week 18: Friday the 26th of December at 18:30. BN59SGFPL: Game week 19: Tuesday the 30th of December at 18:00. BN59SGThe song used in this podcast is Darkness by the always amazing Sea of Days. The latest episode of Season's Change is also available via the link below...https://eardrumbuzzradio.podbean.com/e/seasons-change-end-of-year-2025/While Matt was not able to take part in this year's concert, you can hear Christmas Carols from the University of Brighton's School of Applied Sciences, (the SAS Singers), via this link...https://soundcloud.com/user-467852973/sas-choir-2025_mixdownAnd finally, we do wish all our listeners and happy, health and restful Christmas. But of course, we do realise that this period can also be very difficult for many and have included some links under this description which you may find useful. The FPL Bridge Brothers can also be contacted via the platforms listed above if you want to get in touch over the holidays!Take care!Matt and Nick.24/7 Emergency & Crisis SupportNHS Mental Health Hub: Call 111 and select option 2 for urgent professional support.Samaritans: Call 116 123 (Free, 24/7) or email jo@samaritans.org.Shout: Text SHOUT to 85258 (Free, 24/7 text support).Specialist Support & ResourcesBlurt it Out: Visit blurtitout.org for depression resources, peer support, and "survival guides" specifically for the festive period.CALM (Campaign Against Living Miserably): Call 0800 58 58 58 (5pm–Midnight) or use thecalmzone.net webchat.SANEline: Call 0300 304 7000 (4pm–10pm daily) for specialist mental health support.Switchboard LGBT+: Call 0800 0119 100 (10am–10pm daily) for LGBTQ+ specific support.The Silver Line: Call 0800 4 70 80 90 (Free, 24/7) for support and conversation for people aged 55+.National Domestic Abuse Helpline: Call 0808 2000 247 (Free, 24/7) for women experiencing domestic violence.Young People & Under 35sChildline: Call 0800 1111 (Free, 24/7 support for anyone under 19).Papyrus (Hopeline247): Call 0800 068 4141 or text 07860 039967 (24/7 suicide prevention for under 35s).The Mix: Text THEMIX to 85258 (24/7 crisis support for people under 25).Bereavement SupportCruse Bereavement Support: Call 0808 808 1677. Note: Check cruse.org.uk for specific Christmas Day/Boxing Day 2025 opening hours.Note on Mind: The Mind Infoline (0300 123 3393) is closed on December 25, 26, 2025, and January 1, 2026. Use the 24/7 services listed above during these closures. 

We start this episode by taking about AFC Croydon's 5-1 emphatic victory over VCD Athletic as well as the Chelsea Women's even more emphatic win away against Liverpool!With the lads in good spirits over these results, they then turn to this week's question which is: "Who Deserves a Place on the Chelsea Managerial Mount Rushmore?"Matt thought that this one may be a bit more fun than last week's FIFA themed episode which turned a bit lively.Out of 22 managers in the Premier League era, who will make the top 4 as far as Nick is concerned? Have a listen and find out.Of course, if you have any thoughts on our choices for the Chelsea Managerial Mount Rushmore, you can contact us via the details below...InstagramYouTubeTik-TokBlue Sky X (mainly known as Twitter)The songs used in this podcast are Duality and Where Do I Begin by the always amazing Sea of Days. The latest episode of Season's Change is also available via the link below...https://eardrumbuzzradio.podbean.com/e/seasons-change-end-of-year-2025/While Matt was not able to take part in this year's concert, you can hear Christmas Carols from the University of Brighton's School of Applied Sciences, (the SAS Singers), via this link...https://soundcloud.com/user-467852973/sas-choir-2025_mixdownAnd finally, we do wish all our listeners and happy, health and restful Christmas. But of course, we do realise that this period can also be very difficult for many and have included some links under this description which you may find useful. The Bridge Brothers can also be contacted via the platforms listed above if you want to get in touch over the holidays!Take care!Matt and Nick.24/7 Emergency & Crisis SupportNHS Mental Health Hub: Call 111 and select option 2 for urgent professional support.Samaritans: Call 116 123 (Free, 24/7) or email jo@samaritans.org.Shout: Text SHOUT to 85258 (Free, 24/7 text support).Specialist Support & ResourcesBlurt it Out: Visit blurtitout.org for depression resources, peer support, and "survival guides" specifically for the festive period.CALM (Campaign Against Living Miserably): Call 0800 58 58 58 (5pm–Midnight) or use thecalmzone.net webchat.SANEline: Call 0300 304 7000 (4pm–10pm daily) for specialist mental health support.Switchboard LGBT+: Call 0800 0119 100 (10am–10pm daily) for LGBTQ+ specific support.The Silver Line: Call 0800 4 70 80 90 (Free, 24/7) for support and conversation for people aged 55+.National Domestic Abuse Helpline: Call 0808 2000 247 (Free, 24/7) for women experiencing domestic violence.Young People & Under 35sChildline: Call 0800 1111 (Free, 24/7 support for anyone under 19).Papyrus (Hopeline247): Call 0800 068 4141 or text 07860 039967 (24/7 suicide prevention for under 35s).The Mix: Text THEMIX to 85258 (24/7 crisis support for people under 25).Bereavement SupportCruse Bereavement Support: Call 0808 808 1677. Note: Check cruse.org.uk for specific Christmas Day/Boxing Day 2025 opening hours.Note on Mind: The Mind Infoline (0300 123 3393) is closed on December 25, 26, 2025, and January 1, 2026. Use the 24/7 services listed above during these closures. 

Following on from our Bridge Brothers World Cup episode, (a performance piece rather than a podcast), the brothers are back to talk all things FPL.There's game week 16 analysis as well as transfer chat, accidental free hits and Matt's long awaited bench boost plan!The lads also float the idea of a "Investor Chip" where you only know which potential owner you have been allocated once you play it. Will you get a billionaire Dubai based group, or Mike Ashley?But the FPL battle between the Bridge Brothers continues, will Matt end his slump or will Nick be hoisted "on a Scouse petard"? Matt and Nick also take stock of the Fantasy WSL season ahead of its winter break.Join the conversation via any, or all, of the following platforms... InstagramYouTubeTik-TokBlue Sky X (mainly known as Twitter)And when it comes to Fantasy leagues and codes, you can play FPL against us via the code BN59SG. For WSL, our joining code is FKWAXX.FPL, Game Week 17: Saturday the 20th of December at 11:00WSL, Game Week 12: Saturday the 10th of January at 11:30The song used in this podcast is Darkness by the always amazing Sea of Days. Matt has also interviewed Sea of Days (aka Shane Speed) this week for a forthcoming episode of Homer's Podyssey: Conversations on Purpose, so be sure to check that out when it arrives!Bye for now!

After discussing good results for the AFC Croydon, the Chelsea men and women's sides and AFC Wimbledon who drew with Shane's (aka Sea of Days) very own Mansfield Team; the lads get stuck into the FIFA World Cup, particularly the obscene ticket prices.As ever in these chats, we cover a lot of ground with Nick lamenting how the game has been lost to big money and that he will quite happily sleep through FIFA's flagship tournament which is hosted in the US, Canada and Mexico. Arguably, Matt should have picked a gentler subject given his brother's personal frustrations about his washing machine breaking down just before we started recording.American listeners may, especially, want to join in the discussion with this edition's show questioning if the World Cup should have returned stateside after 32 years.InstagramYouTubeTik-TokBlue Sky X (mainly known as Twitter)The song used in this podcast is Duality by the always amazing Sea of Days. An interview with Shane, aka Sea of Days, will also feature in an upcoming edition of Homer's Podyssey.Bye for now!

It's episode 16 and Matt and Nick begin by sharing their war stories of FPL game weeks 14 and 15.With Nick absolutely smashing it once again, Matt is left to wonder what could have been as his triple captain chip came to nothing.There's transfer chat as the lads talk about how to use their 5 new transfers courtesy of the African Cup of Nations, (spoiler: Nick has already used most of his), and Matt emphasises why he will never make any more transfers on Boxing Day.With a double game week in the WSL, Matt and Nick also talk about their plans for Aerial Fantasy as brothers continue their apprenticeship in the Women's Super League.You can get in touch with us on the following platforms...InstagramYouTubeTik-TokBlue Sky X (mainly known as Twitter)And when it comes to Fantasy leagues and codes, you can play FPL against us via the code BN59SG. For WSL, our joining code is FKWAXX.FPL, Game Week 16: Saturday the 13 of December at 13:30WSL, Game Week 11: Thursday the 11th of December at 18:00The song used in this podcast is Darkness by the always amazing Sea of Days. Matt has also interviewed Sea of Days (aka Shane Speed) this week for a forthcoming episode of Homer's Podyssey: Conversations on Purpose, so be sure to check that out when it arrives!Bye for now!

We open the show with Nick talking about the AFC Croydon Christmas party, the club's recent victory over East Grinstead and how, as a new Rams Ultra, he is creating new chants at the Mayfield Stadium!The lads then turn their attention to the end of Chelsea Women's 585 day unbeaten streak with a 1-0 defeat to Everton. As Nick says, "Chelsea didn't have the teeth for the Toffees." However, like Blues Legend Lucy Bronze, Matt and Nick are philosophical about the loss as, amongst other things, it shows that the Women's Super League is becoming more competitive.We then come to our question of the week which, in the aftermath of Mo Salah's media outburst after Liverpool's 3-3 draw with Leeds, we ask..."how should clubs manage their iconic players once they are no longer automatic picks in the starting 11?"As ever, you can join the debate in the following ways...InstagramYouTubeTik-TokBlue Sky X (mainly known as Twitter)Please do comment, like, review and share the show to as many people as you possibly can!The songs used in this podcast are Duality and Where Do I Begin by the always amazing Sea of Days. An interview with Shane, aka Sea of Days, will also feature in an upcoming edition of Homer's Podyssey.Thanks again listeners and bye for now!Matt & Nick.