Not Having That 'Not Having That' Podcast Team

In Episode 10, we switch up the roles on NHT for an end of season special. Our guest discusses one of the biggest talents in the Premier League and what his international future entails. He’s been in the news for good and bad reasons over the years, but his footballing talent has shone through this season, leading to many suggesting international acclaim beckons. But how big of a role can he play? Is a place in the squad enough or is he too good to leave out from the XI? How much is dependant on a move away from his boyhood club? We discuss all of that and much more in our latest episode.

In Episode 9, our guest proposes that Damian Lillard should be considered as one of the top 5 best players in the NBA. While there is no doubt that Lillard's career has been one which is criminally underrated, placing him in a bracket amongst the league's most elite is certainly controversial. We look over his career so far and compare how he stacks up against those who are typically in the conversation.

In Episode 8, our guest proposes a radical change to English Rugby’s top division, a change that would have huge ramifications. It’s a league that has been settled for decades, but could a shake-up lead to a higher standard of Rugby and an opportunity for some of the Championship’s most ambitious clubs to make it to the big time and prosper? We delve into the finances, logistics and benefits of the proposal, whilst comparing it to a potential model that has been muted in the media for months.

In Episode 7, we change up the structure and have an honest chat regarding racial generalisations in sport. The Black Lives Matter movement is gathering rapid momentum and we hope this episode contributes to that, by making sports fans think twice about some stereotypes they may have.

In Episode 6, a die-hard Manchester United fan puts forward his claim that one of United’s finest should be ranked higher than two prime members of England’s golden generation. In an age where statistics are often a determining factor in a sporting argument, what matters more: team accomplishments or individual heroics? We delve into those stats, along with footballing attributes and try to unpick the reasons why this man is often left out of the discussion.

In Episode 5, our guest suggests that a striker who is commonly regarded as one of the best in the Premier League, is in fact a flop and ranks as Arsenal’s worst piece of business in the last 10 years. The episode delves into his statistics, how he’s impacted other signings and what it is about his style that stands out for better or worse. In recent history, Arsenal have made a habit of pulling off some underwhelming transfers, some are probably jumping out to you now. So surely it’s inconceivable to think this man ranks at the bottom? Time to find out.