Matchday Meltdowns - The Football Podcast

Episode 1 - Liverpool & Wolves

35 min · 4. feb. 2026
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The conversation covers the struggles of Liverpool and Wolverhampton Wanderers, including player adaptation challenges, market value, and player performance. It also delves into West Ham's improved performance and memorable away day experiences. Takeaways * Struggles of Liverpool and Wolves * Challenges of player adaptation * Market value and player performance * West Ham's improved performance

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Episode 4 - Should male pundits be in the women's game?

In this episode of Matchday Meltdowns, the we discuss the current state of football, focusing on Brighton's underwhelming season, the dynamics of women's football and punditry, the wage gap between male and female players, and the recent performance of Everton. We also touch on the weekend's match results, controversies surrounding officiating, and the ongoing issue of racism in football. The conversation wraps up with a nostalgic look back at memorable away days and upcoming matches. Takeaways Brighton is having a disappointing season compared to previous years. The Premier League is tightly contested, with teams close in points. Brighton's business model has worked well but may lack ambition. James Milner's record-breaking achievement is commendable. Gender should not dictate who can commentate on sports. The wage gap in football is primarily due to revenue differences. Everton's recent performance shows improvement under new management. The North London Derby showcased the unpredictability of football. Racism in football remains a significant issue that needs addressing. The excitement of derby matches is a crucial part of football culture.

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