World Soccer Talk

Listen to the latest episode of World Soccer Talk Radio featuring an interview with Gary Richards, the former co-host of The 2G’s radio show as well as a pundit on FOX Soccer Channel’s ‘Super Sunday Plus.’ During the interview, Gary Richards previews Arsenal’s 2015/16 season, gives his opinion about whether […]

Listen to the debut episode of Fantasy Soccer Insider, the weekly podcast that will share the latest news and tips to help you improve your fantasy game. Hosted by fantasy soccer expert John Wallin, aka @FantasyGaffer, the debut episode features a discussion with Kevin DeVries from EPL Roundtable and the […]

Listen to the latest episode of World Soccer Talk Radio featuring an interview with The 2 Robbies — Robbie Mustoe and Robbie Earle — from NBC Sports. During the interview, The 2 Robbies discuss the most interesting storylines going into the new season, their opinions on Louis Van Gaal and Manchester United, […]

Listen to the latest episode of World Soccer Talk Radio featuring an interview with Nipun Chopra from the United and Liverpool Fans Podcast. During the interview, Nipun previews Manchester United’s Premier League season, identifies where the holes are in the squad, analyzes the new signings, and chats with Nate about […]

Harry Kane becoming a Tottenham legend, Nigel Pearson choking a Crystal Palace footballer, Manchester United being called out as long ball merchants by the king of the long ball game — These are just a few of the many talking points … Continue reading →

Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho is playing the victimization complex angle again, playing the mind games to make Chelsea players and fans believe that “they’re all out to get them” as the Blues chisel their way towards a Premier League title. … Continue reading →

It was arguably the biggest FA Cup shock of all time as Bradford bounced back from being 2-0 down against Stamford Bridge to defeat Chelsea 4-2 in an unbelievable match. On top of that, Cambridge United held a full-strength Manchester … Continue reading →

It was a weekend of surprises in the Premier League with Arsenal showing class against a big club, Chelsea thrashing Swansea 5-0 in Wales, Fabio Borini scoring for Liverpool, Crystal Palace mounting the comeback of the weekend, Manchester United sputtering … Continue reading →

We have so much to talk about regarding the weekend Premier League matches that just ended, so we start at Old Trafford where Dutch master Ronald Koeman pulled off one of the toughest heists of the season by going to … Continue reading →

It’s the busiest time of the English soccer season, and there’s plenty to talk about from the past week as we have FA Cup and Premier League matches in the bag as well as the shady Frank Lampard deal, Steven … Continue reading →

With 19 games in 72 hours of English soccer, there’s a lot to cover in this weekend’s podcast, but the World Soccer Podcast crew have you covered with review and analysis of each of the 19 matches played in the … Continue reading →

It’s the time of the season where fixtures come thick and fast. Before the Premier League clubs play their Boxing Day fixtures, there was a full slate of Premier Leagues matches played over Gameweek 17 in England with plenty of … Continue reading →

If Liverpool and Manchester United are pub teams, then let Nick Webster and the World Soccer Talk Podcast crew pour you a pint as they discuss the talking points from all of the Premier League matches from the weekend. Should … Continue reading →

After a weekend of shock results in the Premier League, the World Soccer Talk Podcast crew dissect all of the matches including Newcastle’s shock win against Chelsea, Arsenal’s 3-2 loss against Stoke and West Ham United moving into third place. … Continue reading →

This week’s episode of the World Soccer Talk Podcast features Tottenham Hotspur supporter Nicky Holender, Liverpool’s secret weapon on the west coast (Nate Abaurrea) and Arsenal fan (and host) Nick Webster dissecting the weekend’s Premier League matches from throughout England. … Continue reading →