Chelsea's Youth Revolution, La Liga's 2 Horse Race, and Serie A's Title Race

El Classico review, Amorim's rollercoaster start, and an ode the smaller teams in the PL

On this week's FTRU, Daniel and Harrison chat about the Spanish Super Copa Final where Barca played Madrid off pitch yet again. We pivot to the Premier League deciding if it is Groundhog's day for Liverpool as they have experienced a dip in form over the past few weeks. As a product of that, we try to get some insights on if the PL Top 6 is dead, or is this year just a misnomer. At the end, we discuss a new segment of the "Street's will never forget".

Manchester-Liverpool Derby, Jan Transfer Speculation, and the Italian Super Cup

On this week's Full Time Round Up, Harrison and Daniel are back on the mic excited to discuss the biggest storylines in footy. We first dive into dissecting the Liverpool-Manchester Derby and how United can build on this win to help save their season. As the January transfer window is open, we speculate on buyers within the Premier League, and end with the exciting hire of Sergio Coceicao for AC Milan.

Recapping a wild 1st half of the season

On this week's FTRU, Harry and Daniel are back on a bi-weekly basis to discuss football's biggest storylines. They start with dissecting City's drastic fall from greatness, trying to predict a La Liga winner, and discussing the World XI for the first half of the season.

Chelsea's Youth Revolution, La Liga's 2 Horse Race, and Serie A's Title Race

On this week's Full Time Round Up, after a long 5 weeks, Harry and Daniel are back on the mic. They hit all 4 of their leagues and do a pulse check on each title race. From there, they dissect the teams who have been good, mid, bad, and the ugly. The boys end with UCL predictions. Cheers.

El Clasico rout, Liverpool/Arsenal share a point, and Juve/Inter shootout

On this week's FTRU, the boys are amped about this weekend's action. They start by talking about the witching hour in the Premier League as Saturday's 10am slate was one for the books. They express their awe in Barca humbling Madrid at the Bernabeu, and how the Juve/Inter game had the looks of a cagey match but turned into a 4-4 thriller.