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Brian Erixon and Brett Strickland
Football podcast focused on European Football. Hosted by Canadians Brian Erixon and Brett Strickland. Follow us on Instagram at BnB_FC or twitter @fc_bnb
The Premier League wrapped up with City winning a record breaking fourth consecutive title.
United is lucky to leave Old Trafford with a draw vs Liverpool, allowing Arsenal to take the ascendancy in the title race.
Brian and Brett recap the FA Cup match between United and Liverpool and give predictions for the Champions League.
Brian mentally prepares himself for United to get battered in the Manchester Derby this weekend.
Brian and Brett analyse United’s recent ownership change and preview the weekend’s fixtures.
Arteta finally gets a victory over Guardiola, and a late McTominay brace saves United's blushes.
Brian and Brett recap another week of Premier League football and preview the upcoming week.
Brian and Brett discuss the latest fixtures, and preview the Champions League games for Arsenal and United.
Brian and Brett review the Ballon d'Or race and talk about what it means to be a good fan.
Brian and Brett review the Arsenal United match and talk about the Champions League groups.
Matchweek 2 is in the books and United look out of ideas. Brett and Brian recap the United Tottenham match and more.
Brett puts his heart on the line and predicts Arsenal to win the league, will it happen?
Brian and Brett break down the major Premier League transfers heading into the new Premier League season.
Brian and Brett recap the FA Cup and Champions League finals, and reflect on what the treble means for Man City.
The Premier League concludes with Leeds and Leicester joining Southampton in the Championship next season.
Arsenal lose and hand City the title and United all but secure Champions League Football for next year.
Brian and Brett discuss recent matches and talk about where Arsenal and United need to improve.
Arsenal picked up a big win at St. James’ Park. David de Gea had a howler. We break it all down.
Brian and Brett discuss Liverpool’s 4-3 win against Tottenham and preview the Arsenal Chelsea match.
Brett and Brian recap their side’s matches and speculate whatthe Premier League table will look like next year.
Brian andBrett recap the latest Premier League action and preview the massive mid-week matchat the Etihad.
Brian and Brett recap this past weekend’s fixtures, and discuss what’s next for Chelsea and Tottenham.
Brian and Brett each give a starting xi with subs consisting of their favourite players.
Brian and Brett cover the latest Arsenal and United games, as well as Conte’s rant aboutthe state of Tottenham.
Brian and Brett discuss the latest Premier League action and dive into Barcelona’s recent corruption charges.
Brett rants about his least favourite parts of the beautiful game, while Brian throws gasoline in the fire.
Brian and Brett discuss what direction Chelsea might go in should they decide to part ways with Graham Potter.
Brian and Brett continue to shit all over Chelsea, and pray that Arsenal and United can keep their form up.
Brett and Brian outline which country they would send a scout to if they were looking to find players for each position on the pitch.
Brian and Brett discuss Arsenal and Man Utd's recent matches, and speculate on the top four come the end of the season.
Brian and Brett debate who is the better Premier League manager: Arsene Wenger or Jose Mourinho.
Brett and Brian discuss January transfer signings and what it means for the top Premier League teams.
Brett and Brian cover the unhealthy relationship between club owners, players, and fans.
Brett is sad that Mudryk went to Chelsea, Brian has no faith in United, and Klopp needs to go.
Brian and Brett present their greatest all time XI. The catch? Only eleven clubs were eligible and we could only pick one player per club.
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We're Brian and Brett and welcome to BNB FC, the only Canadian podcast where you’ll get news, banter and debates across football’s top five leagues.
In today's episode we will be discussing Graham Potter’s future at Chelsea, Marcus Rashford, and Mikel Arteta’s performance at Arsenal.