Studs Up

The final Studs Up of the season is here! Rory Jennings, Jason Cundy and Ryon Scott-Douglas recap all the chaos, controversy, and storylines from an unforgettable Premier League campaign.From Arsenal’s title-winning success under Mikel Arteta to Chelsea’s disastrous season ending in 10th place, nothing is off limits. The boys also debate Bruno Fernandes being crowned Player of the Season after breaking the Premier League assist record.There’s also a huge discussion around Pep Guardiola’s departure from Manchester City, with Rory claiming City are now “Burnley or Blackburn” without Pep at the helm, while stating that Arsenal are now the most attractive side to sign for.

Jason Cundy, Rory Jennings and Ryon Scott-Douglas discuss Arsenal's title win, why replacing Pep with Maresca feels like Moyes after Ferguson and the boys debate Roy Keane's explosive comments on Bruno Fernandes

Jason Cundy, Rory Jennings and Ryon Scott-Douglas discuss Arsenal's 1-0 win over West Ham, which saw the Hammers having an injury-time equaliser ruled out due to a foul by Pablo on David Raya!

The Studs Up panel is BACK and things get seriously heated!  In this episode, the team debate whether Michael Olise would actually fit into Mikel Arteta’s Arsenal setup — and let’s just say… not everyone agrees. They also discuss whether Bruno Fernandes deserves the PFA.They finish by picking their Mount Rushmore of the best Champions League games of all time.

Jason Cundy, Rory Jennings and Ryon Scott-Douglas are back and they don’t hold back on Liam Rosenior tenure at Chelsea.

This episode is packed with everything you love — big debates, heated rants, and plenty of laughs along the way. From one of the worst Sports Bar callers we’ve ever had to a full-blown midfield debate, things get lively fast. Cundy makes the case for Frank Lampard as the greatest Premier League midfielder, while O’Hara fires back with a passionate defence of Steven Gerrard.Get £40 in FREE BETS at https://talksportbet.com/studsup when you bet £10. This show is sponsored by  @talkSPORT_BET  18+ | Please gamble responsibly | GambleAware.org

Jason Cundy, Rory Jennings and Ryon Scott-Douglas are back as they debate Tuchel’s 35-man England squad.

Jason Cundy, Rory Jennings and Ryon Scott-Douglas are back following another jam-packed Champions League week with Chelsea, Spurs and Newcastle all crashing out.The lads also look ahead to a huge Super Sunday starting with the Tyne–Wear derby and then onto a relegation six-pointer between Tottenham and Nottingham Forest. Finishing it off with the big one at Wembley, Arsenal v Man City in the Carabao cup final.