The Football Gantry

Move over Queen Vic, the Tav is back in business baby! The boys return to the deepest darkest corner of the Transfer Tavern as they look to drown their sorrows not in alcohol, but in the sweet sweet nectar that is the transfer market, as they give out some January window-themed awards.

The boys are back with PL Ranked, and this time its the turn of the fullbacks! Controversial decisions all over the place in this one...

New year, same Gab.
Find out as Dan, Mike, and Coxy break down things that EVERY Premier League club should be doing differently in 2025.

Forest in the title race? Are Liverpool Champions elect? Man United to be RELEGATED!? Its's been a while...but the boys are back! This time with a review of the 2024/25 Premier League Season so far...

Van Dijk and Konaté? Gabriel and Saliba? Dias and Akanji? Only one of them can come out on top...
 
Find out how the boys rank the Top 10 best centre-back partnerships in the Premier League, in the latest edition of everyone's favourite footballing podcast.

Dan, Mike, and Coxy return to give their thoughts on Thomas Tuchel becoming new manager of the England National Football Team!

The boys are back with a new series! Dan, Mike and Coxy rank the best goalkeeper unions in the Premier League, as well as vent about the trains. Classic bloody lads.

Join the lads as they correctly predict everything to happen in the Premier League in 2024/25. Come back to this in May, I dare you.

The best league on the planet has returned for yet another season, so Dan and Coxy decided to talk about the league above it in the latest instalment of the Gab! With deep-thinking and critical analysis severely lacking in this episode. sit back and enjoy the ramblings and musings of two men who have somehow made it to their mid 20s alive and well.

Constant, dizzying, twenty-four hour, yearlong, endless football!
The Premier League is back soon, and the Gab decided to throw down the gauntlet and get the chat underway. In Part 2, the boys disect and analyse the Big 6 (by which we mean Palace, West Ham, Newcastle, Villa, Spurs and Liverpool) as well as the other probably irrelevant ones.