EPL Round Table Acast

In this episode of the @EPLRoundTable, we discuss the clubs that will most likely finish in the Champions League places, what the perception of Brendan Rodgers will be if his side fall short in the league and FA cup final, if Premier League fans get excited about other English clubs making it to European finals, what the future looks like for the London-based clubs that attempted to join the ESL, what impact Chelsea's win over City could have on the Champions League final, the rampant success of the Chelsea FC Women, how Tuchel is getting more out of Chelsea's summer signings. which of Arsenal's issues can be laid exclusively at Arteta's feet, why Aubameyang gets more hate than he should, if Nicolas Pepe is turning a corner, the players at our clubs that could move on this summer, and preview our coming matches.
 
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In this episode of the @EPLRoundTable we discuss, the fallout from the brief existence of the European Super League, if the "Big Six" will be punished for trying to breakaway, if the recent protests have shown that fans can still have a positive impact on the game at large, if the race for the top four will run to the end of the season, if Hodgson will be Crystal Palace’s manager next season, if Sean Dyche could be a potential replacement at Selhurst Park, Steve Bruce’s future at Newcastle, if Newcastle are safe after their late draw with Arsenal, the players most likely to leave your clubs this summer, and we preview our coming matches.
 
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In this club segment, we speak with @SteveMcGookin about Tottenham's sacking of Jose Mourinho, what led to the decision just days before the Carabao Cup, the high and low points of Mourinho's tenure, what impact this will have on the final Sunday, if Harry Kane is likely to stay for another cycle, potential managerial appointments, Spurs joining the European Super League, and more.
 
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*Disclaimer: This episode was recorded before the official announcements by the European Super League and its founding members*


In this episode of the @EPLRoundTable we discuss the reported creation of the European Super League including the involvement of Premier League clubs, what it means for the Premier League, and the impact it will have on football at large, what lead to Sheffield United's relegation this weekend, how Liverpool fans are feeling now that they will be going trophyless this season, if there's any chance of Jurgen Klopp going to Bayern Munich, if Fulham still have any hope of staying in the Premier League, if Scott Parker will stay as manager at Fulham regardless of potential relegation, if Burnley fans are excited by the recent improvement in attack, what the future holds for Dyche, Tarkowski, and Pope, and more!
 
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In this episode of the @EPLRoundTable we discuss Leicester's recent form and it they could yet again miss out on the top four under Brendan Rodgers, if overarching managerial philosophies are better than match-by-match tactics, Wolves' fans relief at reaching safety with their win against Fulham, what to expect from Wolves next season including potential additions up front, Leeds' win over Manchester City, how important Stuart Dallas is to how Leeds play, the players at our clubs that have been disappointing this season, and we preview our coming matches.
 
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In this episode of the @EPLRoundTable, we discuss the recent happenings near the bottom of the table and if it will all come down to Newcastle v Fulham on the final day, who will win the PFA awards for Player of the Year and Young Player of the Year, how many points we think our clubs will pick up during the run-in, Newcastle's impressive performance against Tottenham, if Steve Bruce will be Newcastle's manager next season, Why Southampton have struggled so mightily in 2021, if fans were pleased with the fight of their side in the come-from-behind win against Burnley, who will win the Player of the Year award at our clubs, and preview coming matches.
 
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