Welcome back to another episode of The Fan Debate, brought to you by Sky Bet.

This week, legendary commentator Martin Tyler joins Jamie Carragher and some of the biggest fan channels in the country to look back on a career unlike any other, filled with unforgettable stories and iconic football moments.

We begin with the moment that defined an era: “AGUEROOOOOO!” Martin breaks down the most famous line of commentary in Premier League history, how it happened in real time and what the reaction has been ever since.

Martin also reflects on the phone call he once received from Sir Alex Ferguson, shares the lessons he learned throughout his journey in broadcasting and speaks passionately about his love for the game that shaped his life.

What do you think is the greatest commentary line of all time?

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00:00 Intro

02:32 The Aguero Goal & Career Highlights

21:15 Shot on Target

28:24 Commentary Styles and Techniques

31:18 Challenges of Commentary

43:33 Iconic Moments

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Welcome back to another episode of the Fan Debate, brought to you by Sky Bet.

Jamie Carragher is joined by some of the biggest fan channels in the country to break down the biggest talking points in the Premier League right now.

We start with the 1–1 draw between Chelsea and Arsenal. What does it mean for the title race and what did we learn about both sides? We also look at Declan Rice and where he ranks among the world’s best midfielders.

That result opens the door for Manchester City, who continue to hunt Arsenal down. Can Pep’s side catch them, and will their famous second half of the season surge prove decisive again?

We also check in with Aston Villa and Sunderland after their impressive starts and ask just how far both teams can go this season. Meanwhile, Newcastle and Fulham have had mixed results, can either find consistency and push up the table?

Despite beating West Ham, questions continue to follow Liverpool and Arne Slot. After a heavy summer spend, why are the same problems still showing and is the investment paying off?

Manchester United also get discussed after a big win at Selhurst Park. Is Ruben Amorim finally finding rhythm after a shaky start, and can United now put a run of results together?

If you had to give your team a score out of 10 for their season so far, what would you choose? Let us know in the comments and don’t forget to like and subscribe so you never miss an episode of The Overlap.

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0:00 Intro

04:30 Arsenal Season So Far

14:31 Chelsea's Resurgence

22:42 Title Race

29:34 Man City's Case

31:54 Aston Villa's Turnaround

41:40 Sunderland's Surprise Campaign

52:11 Marco Silva's Future

56:44 Liverpool's Form

01:15:04 Good And Bad Of Man Utd

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Welcome back to The Fan Debate, brought to you by Sky Bet.

This week, Jamie Carragher and Wayne Rooney are joined by former Premier League referee Mike Dean for an honest look inside the world of officiating. Mike lifts the lid on what referees really deal with, from managers who were the hardest to handle to how criticism affects officials from one game to the next.

We also break down Rooney’s issues with the modern refereeing standard, the pressure VAR puts on officials, and whether players influence refs more than people think. Mike also reflects on iconic moments from his career, including the unforgettable Aguero title-winning goal.

Which rule in football would you change first?

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00:00 Intro

03:12 The Evolution of Refereeing

15:58 Managing Referees and Players

31:52 Yellow Cards and Game Management

34:17 Referee Bias and Fan Perception

36:43 Crazy Games and Memorable Moments

37:47 Referee Relationships with Managers

40:19 Challenges with VAR and Refereeing

44:20 Referee Numbers and Quality Concerns

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Welcome back to The Fan Debate, brought to you by Sky Bet.

In this episode, Jamie Carragher is joined by Wayne Rooney and some of the biggest fan channels in the country to discuss the biggest stories in football right now.

After Manchester City’s win over Liverpool, Pep’s side close in on Arsenal, who dropped points against in-form Sunderland. Should the Gunners be worried as City hit top gear in the title race?

Liverpool come under fire, with questions over Arne Slot’s tactics and whether the title race is slipping away. Liverpool fan Gareth also responds to Roy Keane’s comments about Anfield’s reaction to Trent Alexander-Arnold.

At Manchester United, Ruben Amorim’s side are showing real signs of progress as they look to build momentum at Old Trafford.

We’re also joined by Karel, the HMRC of Football, who gives his take on Chelsea’s turbulent start to the season, as well as hearing from fans of Bournemouth, Spurs and Wolves.

Can Man City catch Arsenal, or will Arteta’s side hold firm? Let us know your predictions in the comments and don’t forget to like and subscribe to The Overlap!

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Welcome back to The Overlap Fan Debate, brought to you by Sky Bet.

This week, Jamie Carragher and Paul Scholes are joined by some of the biggest fan channels in the country, along with football marketing expert Adam, better known on TikTok as @adamthecco, to talk all things sponsorships and adverts in football.

From iconic adverts and legendary shirt sponsors to football’s growing commercial side, the panel debate whether the game has lost its soul and if sponsors are starting to take over. What makes a great football advert, and which brands have truly stood the test of time?

There are plenty of laughs too, with Scholsey’s best ad stories, Carra’s classic moments, and a brand new game of Shot on Target, where the team go head to head with the fans.

What’s your club’s most iconic shirt sponsor of all time?

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00:00 - Intro

03:23 - Evolution of Sports Sponsorship

13:04 - Shot On Target

24:40 - Stadium Naming Rights and Brand Value

26:35 - Commercial Signings and Global Fanbase

29:44 - Marketing Stunts and Fan Reactions

37:36 - Iconic Football Moments and Sponsorships

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Welcome to a special episode of The Overlap, live from Rome at the European Football Clubs (EFC) convention, with a live audience and special guest, former Chelsea, AC Milan and France legend Marcel Desailly.

The team kick things off by discussing club ownership, asking what makes a good owner and what are the biggest challenges they face in the modern game. From there, the conversation turns to football’s biggest issues, including fixture congestion, player welfare, and whether Rodri’s recent injury is a sign that players are now being overworked.

We then look back on Marcel Desailly’s incredible career, from tough Premier League battles with Duncan Ferguson and Alan Shearer to his move from midfield to defence. The World Cup winner also shares his coaching ambitions, thoughts on Financial Fair Play, and how he has seen the tactical side of football evolve over the years.

What is one thing you would change about modern football? Let us know in the comments!

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00:00 Intro

06:41 Debate on Player Rotation and Injuries

17:42 The Evolution of Football Tactics

21:58 Adapting to the English Premier League

26:20 The Financial Dynamics of European Football

30:55 The Debate on Salary Caps in Football

42:01 The Impact of Youth Academies on Modern Football

42:55 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

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Jamie Carragher and Paul Scholes return for another episode of The Fan Debate, brought to you by Sky Bet. This week, our fans dive into all the biggest stories across the Premier League, with strong opinions, plenty of disagreement, and a few laughs along the way.

The discussion begins with Liverpool’s defensive issues under Arne Slot. Have the Reds taken a step back at the back, and could that open the door for Arsenal and Manchester City to take control of the title race? There’s also debate on whether Pep Guardiola’s side have fully recovered from their early-season wobble.

Attention then turns to Chelsea, as Rory and the panel question whether Enzo Maresca’s players are letting him down, and whether the club’s disciplinary record is a sign of deeper problems.

Spurs fan Flav discusses life under Thomas Frank, takeover talk, and whether optimism is finally returning to North London.

Ellie gives the Nottingham Forest view as Postecoglou’s tough start continues, while Adam McKola and Paul Scholes tackle Manchester United’s struggles under Ruben Amorim, asking whether the manager still has the belief to turn things around.

The debate wraps up with Everton’s resurgence under David Moyes, and what Toffees fans make of their progress and new stadium.

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Welcome back to another episode of the Fan Debate, brought to you by Sky Bet.

Jamie Carragher and Paul Scholes are joined by some of the biggest fan channels across the country to talk all things football, in this episode the fans share their biggest hot takes in the game today!

Each hot take brings new talking points and heated debates, with Rory Jennings bringing diving and its morales into the forefront, is diving really cheating or is it now just apart of the game?

Adam brings up Manchester United’s recent signings, with one name being labelled as one of their worst!

We also touch on the Premier League’s officiating standards and the landscape of football transfers now Fabrizio Romano and other journalists have took over the transfer window!

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02:54 Liverpool's Current Struggles

16:03 Arsenal's Title Hopes 

32:36 Ange at Forest

36:06 Chelsea's Recent Performances and Managerial Impact

43:59 Man City style shift and Haaland

50:56 Top Midfielders in the Premier League

01:00:31 Amorim

01:20:13 England Squad Selection Controversies

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Welcome back to the Fan Debate, brought to you by Sky Bet, it is our Deadline Day special and with that comes fireworks.

Jamie Carragher and Paul Scholes are joined by some of the biggest fan channels in the country to discuss what could be the most chaotic transfer window ever, from huge Deadline Day moves to clubs making panic buys. We also dive into the latest VAR controversy that has fans talking once again.

At Liverpool, Alexander Isak finally gets his move. And with Dominik Szoboszlai impressing vs Arsenal, is he shaping up to be the perfect right-back replacement for Trent Alexander-Arnold?

We also look at Manchester United’s troubled start to the season, and whether Gianluigi Donnarumma’s move to Man City really makes sense in Pep’s system.

Elsewhere, Spurs come off the back of a defeat to Bournemouth, but can Thomas Frank’s side still deliver a strong season? And with the window closing, how do West Ham and Brighton see their campaigns shaping up?

How do you feel about your side coming out of the transfer window? Let us know in the comments, and don’t forget to like and subscribe so you never miss an episode!

00:00 Intro

01:17 Debate on VAR and Officiating

06:17 Liverpool vs Arsenal Analysis

29:57 Arsenal's Missed Opportunities

32:15 Manchester United's Struggles

35:43 Manchester City's Challenges and Pep Guardiola's Future

01:01:57 Chelsea's Ambitions and Transfer Market Strategy

01:07:02 Tottenham and Newcastle's Season Expectations

01:18:37 Have West Ham turned a corner?

1:23:10 Brighton's transfer strategy success

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On this episode of The Overlap, brought to you by Sky Bet, we are hosted at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium by Daniel Levy ahead of his 25th year as club chairman. He takes us on an in-depth tour, showcasing the stadium’s unique features while discussing the club’s key decisions, commitment to financial, and future footballing ambitions.

Levy opens up about the challenges of running a Premier League club, the impact of recent regulatory changes, and his perspective on the current state and future of football. With recent managerial changes at Spurs, he explains why the club parted ways with Ange Postecoglou and chose to appoint Thomas Frank.

From a Europa League triumph to the club’s meticulous long-term planning, Levy shares his vision after 25 years at the helm.

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The Premier League is almost here and Jamie Carragher and Paul Scholes are back with Part 2 of our Fan Debate brought to you by Sky Bet and this one gets lively.

We kick things off with Manchester City as fans discuss Pep Guardiola’s trophyless season and the latest on the 115 charges hanging over the club. Over at Manchester United, can Ruben Amorim start to kick on at Old Trafford? And with striker Benjamin Sesko on the way, United fans are asking the big question: are we back?

Then it’s on to Tottenham Hotspur who have replaced Ange Postecoglou with Thomas Frank while club legend Son Heung-min heads to MLS, where does Son rank amongst the Spurs greats, and is his legacy greater of Harry Kane’s?

We also check in with Leeds, Everton and Brentford from Everton’s move to their new stadium to Brentford’s squad being raided to Leeds’ hopes of surviving their Premier League return.

Finally we head to the North East for the return of the Tyne-Wear Derby as Newcastle face uncertainty over Alexander Isak’s future and Sunderland enjoy their first top-flight season in eight years.

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