Chris Weatherspoon

David Ornstein, a renowned football correspondent at The Athletic, teams up with football finance expert Chris Weatherspoon to dive into the whirlwind of transfer deadline day. They discuss Chelsea's strategic player negotiations and the Premier League's record spending, uncovering potential loopholes in regulations. The duo also analyzes the dynamic transfer market, particularly goalkeeper movements involving Emi Martinez and club financial implications. Their insights shed light on the intricate balance between sports and finance in the fast-paced football world.

Nick Miller, a football writer known for his insights, and Chris Weatherspoon, a finance expert in football, dive into the survival odds of Leeds, Sunderland, and Burnley in the Premier League. They highlight the unique challenges of newly promoted teams, from tactical adjustments to player acquisitions. The discussion also touches on Sunderland's financial strategies and rising optimism among fans, while assessing the fierce relegation battle dynamics. Join them for a lively analysis of hope and strategy in the fight for survival this season.

Megan Faringa, women's football journalist and tactical analyst, and Chris Weatherspoon, financial reporter and club accounts specialist, discuss Manchester United's crunch fixtures and finances. They talk Villa's threat and tactical selection dilemmas. They cover Old Trafford rebuilding, stadium financing and transfer cashflow. They also preview United women's League Cup final and key players to watch.

Chris Weatherspoon, finance and football writer, breaks down Chelsea’s massive losses and accounting moves. Pol Ballus, on-the-ground correspondent, shares Cucurella’s frustrations and inside reactions. Liam Twomey, football reporter, discusses coaching turnover, squad stability and transfer risks. Multiple short takes on leadership, recruitment strategy and financial pressures.

James Pearce, a Liverpool correspondent known for his in-depth match analysis, joins journalist Gregg Evans, who offers tactical insights, and Chris Weatherspoon, a football finance writer, to discuss Liverpool's 3-0 victory in Marseille. They assess Mohamed Salah’s evolving role and Dominik Szoboszlai’s standout performance, considering him a potential future captain. Weatherspoon breaks down Liverpool's record-breaking revenue of over £700m, examining its impact on wage bills and competitiveness as they gear up for a critical match against Bournemouth.