Totally football show.

Today, the chap in the cap steps back.

We report on the Aggie at the Baggies as West Brom respond by putting Puleiss on the streets.

Oh yeah.

Elsewhere, Arsenal makes shock bid for relevancy with victory over spurs,

while their form swings as wildly as an Andy Carroll elbow.

Up top, the Mancunians are relentless.

We've got the latest on the Mad Manx 2.

Also, murder at the vicarage,

as Irons' prayers not answered at Watford,

and so much more, including The Continent.

Steady, it's another round of Champions

League. Plus your question's another kerfuffle in this totally football show.

Hey, hello listeners. Thanks for joining us. I've got Ian McIntosh with you today.

Hi. Hi, Ian. And Ahoy new shipmate. Benji Lanyardo. Ahoy. Oh, Benji. You're part of the Stop Hammer Time podcast. That's a great title, by the way. Thank you. Thank you. Not my title, but yeah. Hmm. You also have a season ticket at West Ham. Correct. Yeah. And also, you've been sponsoring with pick fare, Hips to Favorites Dulwich Hamlet.

Yeah, they're in a bit of trouble at the moment as well.

Well, I'll tell you what, we'll hear more about that later on because I've got to introduce empty chair.

Yeah, empty chair will be telling us much more later when it is filled with the bottom of Ian Irving,

who's fresh out of Manchester, home of football.

But before we get on to any of that other stuff, as you've probably heard, listeners, big developments in the West Midlands.

Tony Pulees is fired sensationally by West Brom. Wow. Shock, Ian. Shock. Well, is it? It is, though, because it's Tony Puleus. Yeah, but there's always been the debate over Tony Puleus that he gets you survival, he gets you lower mid-table, but the football's awful. But in recent weeks, in recent months, in fact, he hasn't been getting the results, and it's been awful football. It's felt like this has been on the cards for a little while.

By the way, that hum is nothing to do with anyone in here. It's building work next door.

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