John Brewin

Seb Hutchinson, tactical commentator who popped back on mid-show; John Brewin, seasoned match reporter; Barney Ronay, witty long-form analyst. They unpack Tottenham’s stirring second-half turnaround and Solanke’s decisive impact. They probe why Manchester City collapsed after halftime. They debate VAR’s influence on player behaviour and praise Arsenal’s commanding win and key performances.

Joining the festive conversation are Jonathan Wilson, a renowned football journalist and author known for his tactical expertise, and John Brewin, an experienced writer with a knack for club anecdotes. They dive into memorable matches and emotional cup wins, reflect on surprising midseason performances, and debate whether a club's history ensures top finishes. Additionally, Jonathan explains a quirky refereeing scenario while the panel humorously imagines manager sack predictions and shares their favorite football books. Perfect for anyone craving insightful football chatter!

Max Rushden is joined by John Brewin, an experienced football writer providing deep insights, and Seb Hutchinson, a dedicated football journalist. They delve into Mohamed Salah’s explosive interview about Liverpool's internal tensions and how it might impact his future. The panel also analyzes Arsenal's shaky performance against Villa, discussions on managerial pressure, and unexpected performances from Everton. Wrapping up, they critique the cringe-worthy World Cup draw and England's challenging group, full of travel logistics and tournament dynamics.

John Brewin, Chris Paouros, and Ceylon Andi Hickman share their insights as football journalists. They dive into Spurs' thrilling Carabao Cup lead over Liverpool, spotlighting a standout teenage talent. The conversation shifts to contentious refereeing and the emotional dilemmas players face with loyalty versus lucrative transfers. They also explore the evolving nature of fan connections, particularly with Liverpool's cherished figures, while touching on Manchester United's challenges and the cultural quirks of regional football rivalries.

Jamie Jackson, The Guardian's Manchester football correspondent, offers insight into the sudden sacking of Ruben Amorim. Nooruddean Choudhry critiques the club’s structure and the blurred lines of ownership involvement, particularly with Jim Ratcliffe. Barry Glendenning adds humor and analysis on the impact of cutting costs on club culture. John Brewin discusses tactical misfits and the potential pitfalls of interim managerial appointments, questioning who would dare take on the job next amid Manchester United's ongoing turmoil.

Barney Ronay, a Senior Guardian football writer, adds his witty commentary alongside tactical guru Jonathan Wilson and historical expert John Brewin. They delve into Troy Parrott's sensational late hat-trick for Ireland, exploring its emotional impact on fans. The trio also analyzes England's flawless qualifying campaign, discussing Thomas Tuchel's evolving tactics and Harry Kane's role. World Cup qualifying chaos for Scotland and Wales, plus a look at Norway's rising star Erling Haaland, rounds out this engaging discussion.

John Brewin, veteran match reporter; Barry Glendenning, witty Guardian analyst; Jonathan Wilson, tactical expert. They dissect Arsenal’s dominant North London derby and Ebere Eze and Gabriel Jesus’s impact. They debate refereeing decisions and Spurs’ struggles under Tudor. Manchester City’s tough win, title race implications and a clutch of other weekend Premier League dramas are also discussed.

John Brewin and Nooruddean Choudry, seasoned journalists from the Guardian, dive into Fulham's stunning 3-2 victory over Liverpool, marking their first away defeat of the season. They discuss the tactical brilliance of Fulham and Liverpool's defensive woes. The conversation shifts to Southampton's early relegation, analyzing the team's struggles and management issues. Highlights include standout performances, psychological effects of injuries, and the intense battle for Champions League spots, all wrapped in engaging insights and banter.

John Brewin, an experienced football journalist with a personal connection to Macclesfield, shares insights on the sixth-tier club's historic 2-1 upset over Palace. He highlights the civic pride and community revival thanks to Rob Smithers' investment. Sam Dalling adds emotional depth, recounting the stories behind the win, including Ethan McLeod's impact. The discussion also covers other shocking FA Cup results, including Manchester United's woes and Tottenham's struggles, offering a comprehensive look at the tournament's surprises.

John Brewin, veteran tactical and historical analyst; Barry Glendenning, sharp and funny Guardian columnist; Jonathan Liew, opinionated and culturally savvy journalist. They discuss Man City dropping points and Forest’s revival. Arsenal’s pragmatic win and the style versus results debate. Chelsea’s striking resurgence and Villa’s defensive woes. Spurs’ structural decline and FA Cup shocks and celebrity ownership.