Just Another Football Podcast

This is a chat about legacies.

Jurgen Klopp leaves an eternal legend to Liverpool fans. But what about neutral and rival fans?

What are Guardiola's Man City going to be really remembered for?

How does the Arsenal fan base see their title charge?

Plus, a catch-up on Ange and VAR, Fergal hospitalized, and Hungover Harry...

Chelsea's 5-0 win against West Ham has signaled that they have returned to the form we were used to seeing from them in the past, and while Cole Palmer has rightly made the headlines, there's another player that explains why they're suddenly good again.

Ali, Fergal, and George walk you through Chelsea's tactical tweaks and secret weapons that made things click lately, propelling the Blues to 7th and a real possibility of European football.

As we recorded, news actually broke that West Ham are set to part ways with David Moyes and acquire former Real Madrid and Wolves manager Julen Lopetegui, and we incidentally reflect on David Moyes' perception and legacy at London Stadium.

Ipswich are back in the Premier League thanks to back-to-back promotions, so we have a quick review of the promotion and (very funny) relegation stories from last weekend, and look ahead to the Playoffs.

Plus: The "Title Race", top team strikers' form, and a typically surprising George take on who wins the Golden Boot. And: a Championship Edition Short King of the Week!

00:00 Intro and Chelsea's tactical tweaks

16:58 West Ham: Moyes' Legacy

27:58 Ipswich are Premier League! Playoffs Preview and Birmingham

36:48 "The title race !!1!!1!1"

44:07 Short King of the Week - Championship Edition

Just Another Football Podcast is a weekly show and series of videos presented and produced by Ali El-Araby, who holds a Master's in Sport Analytics from Temple University. Ali has served as a video scout for FC Dinamo Tbilisi and an analyst for Man City Analytics, as previously worked with James Allcott in this podcast and beyond. He is currently a youth football coach (still the round kind).

I guess.

Why didn't either team really go for it? Were they just not on form? Why did they play with 4 central defenders? Why is Gvardiol playing at left-back? Was his performance good, bad, or indifferent?

Why were Arsenal content with a draw? Does that open the door for Liverpool now? And did Xabi Alonso take the right decision?

And how utterly brilliant is Alexis Mac Allister, AKA Fergal's cousin? (Real story)