The lads behind the Fantasy Premier League Preview Show are back, with a new identity – The Fantasy Ramble. Without any football to preview, the boys debated who would make it into their collective Team of the Season. They also hand out numerous end of season awards to the deserving players.
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With no football to round up, the show must go on with The Football Lockown. It’s an uncertain time for Scottish clubs with Hearts seeking reconstruction, while the Bundesliga aims to return on 9th May.
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The Football Round Up discuss the weekend’s Scottish Cup ties and recap the latest news in European football’s top leagues.
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The Football Round Up returns to discuss Rangers’ faltering title challenge and assess Liverpool’s dominance over the Premier League. Is the division weaker than usual this season? With Gregor Kerr, Jack Donnelly, Struan Garvie and Jamie Braidwood.
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In an ENRG Sport Podcast special, Jamie Braidwood investigates concussions in Scottish sport, taking a deep-dive look at the changes in attitudes and awareness over the past 10 years. Iain Leggat hosts.
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Unai Emery has left Arsenal after 18 months in charge, after their worst winless run since 1992. The Fantasy Football boys react to the news and help shape your team for this gameweek.
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It’s been a week of new managerial beginnings, with Jack Ross opening his Hibernian tenure with a win against Motherwell and Jose Mourinho starting life at Spurs with a win at West Ham.
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The Fantasy Premier League Show previews Jose Mourinho’s opening game as Tottenham manager, as well as the all the top tips and advice for setting your FPL line up.
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On this week’s show the panel looked at a controversial fight within the NFL between Cleveland Browns and Pittsburgh Steelers, along with looking at the very best…and worst of sports commentary. With Iain Leggat, Erin McRitchie, Jamie Braidwood and Gregor Kerr.
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The Football Round Up discuss the Euro 2020 qualifiers, including Scotland’s 2-1 win in Cyprus, and take a way-too-early look ahead at the tournament itself.
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