Jordan Jarrett-Bryan

Jonathan Liew, a seasoned journalist with deep insights into football, joins panelist Jordan Jarrett-Bryan to dissect the upcoming Premier League season. They delve into Arsenal's title ambitions, touching on key signings and the mental resilience needed for success. Meanwhile, Brentford's uncertainties and potential relegation threats are highlighted, alongside Brighton's Champions League aspirations. The duo humorously debates managerial toughness and teams' performances, adding a vibrant mix of predictions and playful banter to set the stage for an exhilarating season ahead.

Jordan Jarrett-Bryan, football writer and pundit, and Lucy Ward, former pro and experienced journalist, dissect Arsenal's Carabao Cup final berth. They debate tactical tweaks, Chelsea's defensive plan and corner routines. The conversation also covers squad depth, rotation dilemmas and whether a quadruple is realistically possible.

Join football experts Jonathan Wilson, Lars Sivertsen, and Jordan Jarrett-Bryan as they dive into Thomas Tuchel’s new era with the England national team. They tackle the complexity of player selection and communication issues while looking ahead to World Cup qualifiers. The conversation also ventures into the struggles of masculinity affecting young men today, and how football can play a part in combating climate change. Plus, they reflect on the Nations League’s impact on smaller nations and community engagement in sustainability efforts.

Barry Glendenning, a sharp-witted Guardian football journalist, joins Jordan Jarrett-Bryan, who offers insightful tactical perspectives, and Sam Dalling, known for his keen player analysis, along with Celtic supporter Jim Burke (BarcaJim). They dive into Celtic's rocky start under Wilfried Nancy and the tactical challenges faced in recent matches. The panel also discusses the Carabao Cup drama, Manchester City's dominance, and preview the upcoming Premier League clashes, including the crucial Spurs-Liverpool matchup.

Football writer Henry Winter and Channel 4 sports correspondent Jordan Jarrett-Bryan discuss the media's focus on Bukayo Saka post-England's defeat. They also explore the impact of Netball Super League 2.0 on the sport and player reaction. Insights on photo selection, accountability in journalism, and decision-making processes within the sports industry are highlighted.