The week in football

Ok OleOle folk, for Podcast 50, coming up this Thursday, we'd like your thoughts on the title race after the events of 'grand slam Sunday'.

Is there any way United can be caught? Have Arsenal imploded? Should they have bought in January and not let Diarra go? Can Chelsea beat United to throw it wide open? What about the sending off of Mascherano - harsh, justified? You tell us.

You can leave comments here on the blog or email your thoughts to podcast@oleole.com and we'll get through them on Thursday's episode of The week in football.

Hello Weekinfootballers,

on this week's action packed show:

• Discussion of the Champions League draw and the match up between Arsenal and Liverpool
• Gabriele talks about how Inter aren't in crisis and we look at the possibility of AC Milan not qualifying for next season's Champions League
• From Spain Luigi wonders how Sevilla's season would have gone without the Antonio Puerta tragedy plus some insight on what's happening with Ronaldinho
• And, of course, Premier League reviews and previews including our prediction game

With Tom Thom(p)son still on his holidays (it is holidays I promise, not prison) and Paul Paulson also on holidays we welcome new presenter for the week Glenn Glenson.

So, check out this week's show and as always your comments and feedback are very welcome - podcast@oleole.com

Cheers

John Johnson

Howdy listener,

just to give you a heads up about this week's podcast. With Tom Thom(p)son away on his travels we welcome new host Paul Paulson (he's a Chelsea fan). On this week's show:

• Gabriele talks Champions League and the fickleness of fans
• Luigi in Spain tells us about managerial changes at Zaragoza and the topsy-turvy race for La Liga
• Paul Paulson and I review the Champions League action, including Arsenal's great win in Milan
• We preview the FA Cup fixtures, especially Chelsea's sure to be easy win over Barnsley (haha)
• And we look ahead to the Premier League fixtures this week

Remember that we're always looking for your contributions to the podcast, so if you have any comments, suggestions or anything else just email podcast@oleole.com

cheers

John Johnson