Welcome back to Part Two of our new season Fan Debate special, brought to you by Sky Bet.

Manchester City and Chelsea enter new eras, while Manchester United and Tottenham look ahead to promising seasons. Can Aston Villa continue to prove the doubters wrong, and could 17-year-old Brian Madjo be one of the names to watch this season?

Leeds United have their sights set on Europe, while Ipswich Town and Coventry City discuss their chances of Premier League survival.

Gillette and Ian Wright are calling for an end to yellow cards for shirt-off goal celebrations. Think it should be celebrated, not punished? Sign the petition: https://www.change.org/p/celebrate-freely-kick-the-shirt-off-yellow-card-out-of-football

00:00 - Intro

01:37 - City After Pep Era

12:49 - Man United Season Outlook

26:59 - Gillette Shirt Off Yellow Card Debate

31:29 - Spurs Splash the Cash

38:52 - Chelsea Under Alonso

44:16 - Aston Villa Reload Under Emery

54:36 - Leeds’ Europe Ambitions

1:02:57 - Coventry’s Survival Hopes

1:10:24 - Ipswich Life After Kieran McKenna

1:16:41 - Unpopular Predictions

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Welcome back to a brand new season of Fan Debate, brought to you by Sky Bet.

In Part One of our new season special, we look ahead to another huge year of football. Can Arsenal defend their Premier League title, and why is Carra worried about Liverpool heading into the new campaign?

We also discuss the uncertainty at Newcastle, a new era for Crystal Palace, whether Sunderland can continue to defy the odds and the challenges facing Everton and Hull this season.

Plus, Martyn Ziegler joins us to take a deeper look at the controversy surrounding FIFA and Gianni Infantino.

00:00 - Intro

02:22 - Arsenal

16:41 - Liverpool

36:21 - Brentford 

39:17 - Newcastle 

52:13 - Sunderland 

01:02:03 - Everton

01:11:37 - Crystal Palace 

01:16:57 - Nottingham Forest

01:22:14 - Hull City

01:29:48 - Can Infantino Survive

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We're looking back at some of the very best Community Questions from Stick to Football.

Is Harry Kane better than Alan Shearer? Would Bruno Fernandes make Manchester United's all-time XI? And what other questions have got Gary, Carra, Jill, Roy, and Wrighty talking?

From big football debates to plenty of disagreements and laughs along the way, we've picked out some of our favourite questions you've sent in throughout the season.

Keep sending us your questions in the comments, and you might see yours answered when Stick to Football returns!

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Welcome to the best of Fan Debate, brought to you by Sky Bet.

We've picked out some of the biggest debates, best discussions, and most memorable moments from the season. Whether it was the title race, relegation, transfers or managerial decisions, here's a look back at everything that got us talking.

Thanks for all your support this season. We'll see you again next year, bigger than ever!

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Some of the biggest names in football joined us on Stick to Football this season, and now it's time to relive the very best of them.

From unforgettable stories and hilarious moments to honest opinions and fascinating football insight, here are our favourite moments from an incredible lineup of special guests.

Who has been your favourite guest on Stick to Football, let us know in the comments and don’t forget to like and subscribe to never miss an episode!

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Season 3 of Stick to Football has been our biggest and best yet.

From unforgettable debates and hilarious stories to Show & Tell, Room 101, quizzes, bold opinions and plenty of chaos, here are the moments that defined an incredible season of Stick to Football.

A huge thank you to everyone who watched, listened, commented and joined us throughout Season 3. Your support has made this another unforgettable year, and we can't wait to do it all again in Season 4.

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It's time to continue our series on England’s 1966 World Cup win.

In part two, Rob Draper and Jonathan Wilson discuss press criticism, surprise call-ups, and the group stage injury to Jimmy Greaves that had such a huge impact on England's eventual triumph...

If you want more, subscribe to It Was What It Was. Plus - if you want early access to the entire series - join our Patreon now. There's loads there - and a great community too!

00:00 England Written Off

01:48 Austria Defeat Fallout

04:17 Ramsey Rethinks Tactics

07:47 Greaves Under Scrutiny

10:24 Spain Reveals Wingless Plan

15:08 Poland Test and Peters Shock

20:43 Hiding the System

22:21 World Cup Opener Uruguay

25:49 Uruguay Stalemate Fallout

26:49 Meet J L Manning

28:58 Tactics Jargon Backlash

32:24 Mexico Magic Moment

33:15 Charlton Screamer Breakdown

36:18 France Win And Rotation

39:04 Stiles Controversy And FA Row

42:36 Greaves Injury Hurst Opportunity

44:50 Greaves Debate Luxury Player

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This week on The Overlap, Rob Draper and Jonathan Wilson begin a four-part series revisiting England’s 1966 World Cup win.

Part one focuses on Sir Alf Ramsey’s background - and the conservative England setup he inherited, including the FA selection committee and a poor early World Cup record. We'll look at how a trip to Brazil in 1964 helped to change things for Ramsey - and we'll see the emergence of his core players - who would go on to become England legends.

If you want more, subscribe to It Was What It Was. Plus - if you want early access to the entire series - join our Patreon now. There's loads there - and a great community too!

00:00 Meet Alf Ramsey

01:49 Ipswich Miracle Title

03:28 Ending Selection Committees

05:20 England World Cup Woes

06:50 Dour Yet Radical

09:23 Xenophobia And Origins

14:14 Was 1966 A Curse

17:28 Ramsey Playing Roots

20:36 Ipswich Tactical Experiments

24:38 Brutalism And Football

27:27 Brutalism Meets Football

31:21 Ramsey Blueprint Emerges

33:02 First Camp Shock Therapy

36:43 Early Results and Doubts

40:05 Brazil Trip Reality Check

40:43 Curfew Crackdown

46:16 Tactics Shift and New Spine

47:51 Jack Charlton and Stiles Debut

53:19 Foundations of 1966

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

In this special episode we are talking all things World Cup. Will Scotland finally get out of the group and what do our English fans make of Thomas Tuchel’s squad selection?

Shay Given and Jamie Carragher are also joined by Jonathan Wilson, reliving some of his favourite World Cup moments, including Maradona’s 2 goals in 5 minutes in 1986!

We start the show by discussing the price of tickets for fans, and how many fans are being outpriced for the tournament ahead.

We then move on to Scotland. Their first World Cup since 1998, brothers from the band Skerryvore, Daniel and Martin Gillespie are hopeful on getting out of the group labelling Scott McTominay and John McGinn vital players.

The episode then turns to the Three Lions. The debate is initially on Thomas Tuchel’s World Cup squad with big names being left out such as Adam Wharton and Trent Alexander- Arnold.

We also discuss how England will set up, their chances of winning and will Tuchel favour Jude Bellingham for England’s first game against Croatia?

Who will have a better tournament England or Scotland? Let us know in the comments and don’t forget to subscribe!

00:00- Intro

08:17- World Cup Ticket Prices

23:32- Scotland Expectations

27:25- England Squad Reactions

32:20- Who Missed Out

39:42- Jude Bellingham

45:21- Ronaldo Messi Debate

46:54- Top Three Iconic Moments

We loved having Daniel and Martin Gillespie on from Skerryvore, here is a link to their evening of entertainment on the 12th June 2026:

https://www.noscotlandnoparty2026.com/?utm_source=ig&utm_medium=social&utm_content=link_in_bio&fbclid=PAZnRzaASPyv1leHRuA2FlbQIxMQBzcnRjBmFwcF9pZA8xMjQwMjQ1NzQyODc0MTQAAafSjYg4SlqFJL-gBCGlYvLTesySuI3US1RNfTAFdWb7h76FEb3fXO44yoTuhg_aem_HEOWs6X3jlQxXDk0ZpLMzg

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

In this episode, we review the dramatic end to the Premier League season, with major storylines at both ends of the table.

Arsenal ended the campaign as Premier League champions but lost the Champions League final to PSG. How does Arsenal fan Matt view the season, and is this the start of a new era as Pep Guardiola leaves English football?

Liverpool will have a new manager next season after Arne Slot’s departure. Carra shares his concerns as Andoni Iraola is in talks for the role, following Liverpool’s miss on Xabi Alonso, who will manage Chelsea.

We also discuss Manchester United’s turbulent season with Adam and debate the biggest question in football: who had the greater Premier League reign, Sir Alex Ferguson or Pep Guardiola?

Aston Villa and Crystal Palace celebrate European success, while West Ham face relegation for the first time since 2011.

Who had the greater Premier League legacy: Sir Alex Ferguson or Pep Guardiola? Let us know in the comments and don’t forget to like and subscribe!

00:00- Intro

03:23- Arsenal Final Heartbreak

19:43 Liverpool Sacking Slot

34:22 Iraola Style Concerns

37:41 Pep Leaves City

48:02 Pep Vs Fergie

01:00:43 Man United Midfield Rebuild

01:03:49 Villa Europa League Glory

01:15:49 Palace and Replacing Glasner

01:21:45 West Ham Relegation

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Welcome to our first Overlap Champions Special, brought to you by Sky Bet.

In this episode, Gary Neville and Ian Wright visit the Sobha Realty Training Centre, home of the newly crowned Premier League champions, Arsenal.

Mikel Arteta joins the show alongside the Premier League trophy to reflect on his rebuild of Arsenal, taking the club from the infamous “banter era” to the top of English football. With a Champions League final still to come, can Arsenal complete a truly historic season?

Co-Chair Josh Kroenke and CEO Richard Garlick also sit down with Gary and Wrighty to discuss the club’s rise, reveal the importance of signing Declan Rice and even surprise the pair with a gift of their own.

Mikel Merino and Myles Lewis-Skelly then join the show to reflect on the highs and lows of the campaign, as well as sharing a few secrets from Arsenal’s title celebrations.

Can Arsenal complete the double by winning the Champions League?

00:00 - Intro

01:37- Arteta Reflects on Winning

07:27 - Declan Rice Statement Signing

10:19 - Raya or Ramsdale Decision Explained

11:52 -Josh Kroenke

21:09 -Richard Garlick

31:05 - Mikel Merino

36:58 - Champions League Final

39:47 - Myles Lewis-Skelly

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