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Jim White and Simon Jordan could only sit by and watch as Martin Keown came in on Friday morning all guns blazing. First he took on the Brighton fans after claiming their side rolled over against Manchester City last night leading to a 4-0 hammering at the Amex. Then, ahead of the North London Derby, is was the turn of the Tottenham fans. Is stopping Arsenal from winning anything Tottenham's biggest motivation as a football club, for fans and players alike? All that was up for debate in what was a heated show...

Jim White and Simon Jordan discuss Liverpool's title hopes & Klopp's Legacy. Amidst multiple points deductions and ownership issues have Everton secured Premier League football next season? They also welcome boxer Chris Billam-Smith, who is set to defend his WBO Cruiserweight title against Richard Riakporhe at Selhurst Park on June 15th.

Jim White, Simon Jordan and Danny Murphy analyse Arsenal's dominant win over Chelsea. Plus, insights on Nottingham Forest's VAR request and the latest on Liverpool's pursuit of Arne Slot as Klopp's successor.

Jim White and Simon Jordan discuss Nottingham Forest’s accusations of bias and corruption and demanding the public release of VAR audio from their Everton defeat. Also, Charlton Co-owner Charlie Methven discusses FA Cup replays, EFL ownership and Charlton's journey. Additionally, British Super-Lightweight Boxer Jack Catterall previews his rematch with Josh Taylor on May 25th in Leeds.

Join Simon Jordan & Graeme Souness each week in 'Simon & Souness'! This week, Simon & Graeme look back on the career of Jose Mourinho and debate if he is still capable of managing the world's best clubs!

Jim White, Simon Jordan and Graeme Souness discuss Nottingham Forest alleging bias and the PGMOL, Manchester United’s fluky win over Coventry to reach the FA Cup Final and Pep Guardiola’s complaints about the fixture schedule! 

On today’s episode, we are joined by a Premier League great who started off in non-league football and went on to become PFA Player of the Year.Les Ferdinand enjoyed a successful and varied career playing for clubs such as QPR, Tottenham Hotspur as well as being part of the ‘great entertainers’ under Kevin Keegan at Newcastle United. After retirement he returned to West London and took up the role as Director of Football at QPR, becoming the first British black player to hold that position.After stepping down last year ‘Sir Les’ as he is affectionately known joins the show to discuss his unconventional route to superstardom, opening up on his time at Tottenham and Newcastle, his turbulent tenure at QPR and the issues black former players are facing to find jobs in football.Warning: This episode may contain strong language. 18+ gamble responsibly.

Jim White, Simon Jordan and Martin Keown reflected on a night that saw Liverpool and West Ham fail to overcome their first leg deficits and therefore get dumped out of Europe, leaving Aston Villa flying the flag for England. Elsewhere, FA Cup replays are set to be scrapped next season, with the news not going down well in the EFL. Former FA Chief Executive and now Tranmere Chairman, Mark Palios, gave us his take. Plus, this year's edition of the competition reaches the semi-final stages this weekend. Will Cole Palmer continue his hot streak against his former club for Chelsea, and can Coventry upset the odds against Manchester United?

Jim White and Simon Jordan discussed the Champions League exits of Arsenal and Manchester City, and the potential impact on the title race. They also reacted to the news that FA Cup replays are to be scrapped. Women football fans shared their opinions on Eni Aluko's claim that men’s football is not a safe place for women. Additionally, Boxing chat with Spencer Oliver on two undisputed fights in Saudi Arabia: Usyk vs. Fury and Beterbiev vs. Bivol.