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Yes in the most tenuous title yet 3.5 goals per game were scored (counting midweek fixtures) a magic number (well it s close to pi, right?) indeed, none more so than for one Jermain Defoe who s efforts thrust him into the EPL Hall of Fame only one of 3 players ever to score 5 (Golden) Goals in a Game and the first for this millennium!. Can Spurs keep that form up? Join us discuss that and more in this Show 15. Download Show 15

The show that nearly didn t make it has! News, previews and Le Hand of God making a comeback this time in a World Cup qualifier that sees Irish eyes a crying. Go grab yourself a concilliatory Guinness, sit back and listen to this Show 14. Download Show 14

show that is of this season on Black Friday no less. Bruce wasn t the only one cursing his bad luck (more Beachballs please he cries!) as the Prem threw up some one-sided and surprisingly very tight contests this week where none were expected.The only thing blacker than Fergie following United s loss is Spurs accounts who throw the fiscal management handbook straight out the window posting profits whilst spending up big. Join us discuss all that in this Show 13. Download Show 13

Well, as if we needed more reminding of the dominant colour of the moment red we see that referees aren t shy of it either brandishing enough rouge ones to mark this season as the worst on record (Premier League records at least) for the sending off offence. We re glad to see the colour blue provide some relief however, although not before giving Pompey a taxing time of it. Join us for more bad puns on this Show 12. Download Show 12

Hats off to the reds of Liverpool in lulling us all into a false sense of assumption about their Premier League aspirations. Whilst we wander through the results we mull over the weeks news from Flu to Blue, the colour Pompey must literally feel being bottom, paralysed by debt and unable to beat Hull the most lacklustre team we ve seen since West Brom in the first half of last season. Join us as we chew and then spit this Show 11, out! Download Show 11

Well, there s really only the one big story of the week of course involving a certain red-coloured football club and a certain red-coloured Beach Ball. The big question for this coming weekend is can the Reds bounce back! Find out what what we think on this and more in Show 10. Download Show 10

Well, the Prem is back in full flight with a 3day bumper carnivale of footy after yet another break for internationals of one kind or another. There s Fergie apologizing as well as Sheilaroo err Socceroo talk and just how much damage has that low attendance done to Oz chances of hosting WC 2018? Find out what we think in Show 9. Download Show 9

Giggs on form for Manchester United - Anelka saves Chelsea blushes - Moyes warns his Everton players - RFU consider anti-cheating ideas.Author: itnsport Tags: manchester united football bloodgate david moyes ryan giggs champions league ruf rugby union cheating fulham harlequins nicolas anelka everton sport chelsea toffees Posted: 01 October 2009 Rating: 0.0 Votes: 0

Well, a game for the ages and there s not much to say really that can top that. Best Mancunian Derby match in years (Mark can say that since his team won) despite timekeeping problems which the AGOTH hosts reckon should be someone else s bother. Bother us not and download it all this show 7 of the season. Download Show 7

This week sees a ruling on player quotas that just doesn t seem right to us with Rafa bemoaning as much claiming kwallitee is what he strives for Arsene says as much. A week lacking in quality on the pitch as well with Adebayor s antics landing him, and now his team, in hot water both through suspensions and a bad timing for Hughes who meets the red half on Sunday afternoon. Obviously timekept by the FA who have a rolling start to 4 fixtures on the same afternoon! Catch it all in Show 6. Download Show 6

The Prem is back this week (hurrah we say) after a brief sabbatical for the pointless friendlies and pointed World Cup qualifying matches for South Africa 2010. Indulgences aside, England have rarely looked so convincing and we feel Cappello is breaking new (and important) ground with the England setup and we amore it. Catch all our gushing in this Show 5 of the season. Download Show 5

Well we cover a bit of newsy ground this week what with the closure of the transfer window #1 or T1 if you like. Of course, the premership reconvenes on the 12th due to the World Cup qualifiers (and friendlies). Plenty of repeat listening of agoth during this break! Download Show 4

Well it s been an interesting week as far as Football is concerned a nasty piece of retro hooliganism reared it s very ugly melon during this week s Carling Cup match at Upton Park and we re not talking about Carlton Cole s abhorrent backpass (or excellent through pass) to England-striker-in-waiting Jermaine Defoe. Enough said on the matter but, we all hope the FA sticks it to someone over that indiscretion. If they can t do that then the hosts reckon bring in a series of rules to get transfers under control to prevent the kind of tacit tapping up we ve all witnessed with the Lescott transfer. Pluck down Show 3 and tell us what you think. Download Show 3

Show 2 of the season and despite a groggy start we promise to get back into a normal timeslot from hereon. It s a results oriented business is footy and we re all about results for this one lot s of fixtures to cover in the opening week of the season in what appears to be a very open one. Long may it continue. Download Show 2

Here we are again, it s the start of another season and it s time to blow the cobwebs out with a preview show. We pick our bottom 3 and our top 5, ponder the Michael Owen transfer and pick our tips for this weekend s opening games. Download Show 1

No last day drama although there was plenty of opportunity. No win for any of the bottom 9 clubs and that really sums up the season and perhaps Hull s Phil Brown would be better off keeping quiet rather than coming out with rubbish such as his TIgers are remaining in the Premier League on merit. Phil, yes you did get more points than Newcaslte, but 35, 3 less than 1 per game is nothing to crow about. Someone who does deserve some merit is Jussi Jääskeläinen with Bolton s keeper not only making his 400th appearance during the season but he also played every minute of every Premier League game. Despite the season still being warm there has been a flurry of activity. Pompey and Sunderland are taken over by new owners and there s a new manager for Sunderland and Chelsea at least, and may be Pompey. Apparently, the Black Cats are interested in Steve Bruce and he s interested in Sunderland although we can t for the life of us work out why there is this mutual attraction. As for the Blues, of course they really want to keep Guus but given that s not likely, Chris thinks that David Moyes is more likely than Ancelotti, especially if Everton beat Chelsea in this week s FA Cup final - he also thinks that will happen. It s obviously been too long a season. Download mp3

Well, here we are, the final week of the season and whilst all is done and dusted with the title race, it s far from over at the bottom. United s 0-0 draw with Arsenal was enough to see them clinch a 3rd Premiership on the trot and an 11th in total. Read that again, and then think about it. That s an incredible feat and something worthy of praise, which is why Rafa s decision not to congratulate Sir Alex is both baffling and disappointing. It might get even tougher for the Man U haters if they win the Champs League in Rome next week, for a League Cup Treble (Community Shield and World Club don t count!). Difference of opinion on whether they will though. So from the cream to the absolute barrel s bottom. The bottom 5 all deserve to go down but unfortunately only 3 can go. There s a gazillion permutations, even one that has Boro staying up, which will mean a Sunday afternoon of transistor radios and calculators (or maybe just a smartphone). Our best guess is that none of them win and the current bottom 3 remain as the final bottom 3. Oh, and there s a story of love and football. Download mp3

So, here we are, the penultimate week of the Premier League and it looks like the top is all but resolved - United only needing 1pt from their remaining two games and will no doubt want to wrap things up in their last home game this weekend against the rapidly disintegrating Gunners. Maybe Wenger s already out shopping for next season. Perhaps he s also being joined by Rafa as a season that promised so much has delivered nothing, again. Down at the bottom, it s still all to play for but thanks to Newcastle s victory in the game to decide the worst team in the NE they now find themselves with a chance of redemption but it s far from a gimme. Goal difference at the moment, it could still all be to play for next weekend (and let s hope so). What we re not so happy with though is the scheduling which massively favours Sunderland and Portsmouth, who will know what the situation is before they play on Monday night. If the conditions are right then it may be the most tedious 0-0 draw of the season and both teams will be very happy. Perhaps the Premier League have been too busy working out what makes a fit owner and coming up with a home-grown plan that keeps Uncle Sepp s 6+5 plan at bay but has no impact on the existing teams, to make the fixture list more equitable. Download mp3

Referees in the headlines again this week but largely as victims and certainly the way they are currently treated and the tools they are given is mkaing their position untenable. And as for the Respect campaign? What a joke! Hopefully, UEFA come down hard on Chelsea and Drogba in particular. All of this somewhat masked the fact that Utd very comfortably beat Arsenal to progress to successive CHampions League finals and thanks to Iniesta (and not the referee) we have the final that neutrals wanted. Meanwhile back in the EPL pretty much nothing changed as the top 8 all won and the bottom 8 all lost. The only team to make a move was West Ham who moved back into the all-important 7th spot and final Europa League spot. But it s close. Man City, Fulham and Spurs are all but a point behind. With 3 games left, then, every game is critical and whilst this weekend has another Super Sunday with a Manchester derby and Arsenal playing Chelsea all eyes will be on Monday s game on Tyneside as Boro visit St James Park. Has there been a bigger game in the recent histories of these two clubs? Probably not and this is a game where both clubs need to win - it s not going to be for the faint-headed. Download mp3

Into the final month and it s been a busy start. Ryan Giggs somehow got PFA Player of the Year, Jurgen Klinnsman got the boot from Bayern Munich, could he be on the way to City?, and Serie A decided to go Premier League. And poor old Harold Webb has been under the spotlight for his awarding of a penalty in the Man Utd / Spurs game which Harry et al maintained was the turning point - not the fact they conceded 5 goals in 45 minutes. At the top it s pretty much the same old story with the Big 4 all winning and keeping things as you are - 2 more wins for Utd and they could be home and this week fixtures don t look like shaking anything up anything at all. At the bottom still all to play for and we wonder whether there s a miracle in the offing for West Brom? This week s game against Spurs may well convince us one way or the other. It may be May but it s definitely not merry the NE and with Boro playing Man Utd, Newcastle away to Liverpool and Sunderland home to Everton it doesn t look like getting better anytime soon. And with Hull away to Villa. we ll need a huge upset for any movement around the relegation zone. And, it s a NW derby this weekend as Wigan play Bolton. But who cares? Certainly not us. Download mp3