Welcome to a session of catharsis as we spend the first 20 minutes of this week's episode letting our frustration out at Michael Oliver's decision to send off Arsenal's Myles Lewis-Skelly against Wolves last Saturday. After discussing the decision and the tackle itself, we move on to the question of if there is an issue of corruption amongst Premier League referees, or if the problem is just one of incompetence.

Once we have worked through our anger, we move on to discuss the penalty Everton won against Brighton at the weekend, Robert Sanchez's struggles in goal for Chelsea, and the Manchester United board's letter to fans that the club is at risk of a PSR breach. We round off the episode by giving our views on another difficult day for Ange Postecoglou after his side suffered defeat at home to Leicester, and if the new Champions League format has so far been a success.

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On this episode of the TCF Sport podcast, we start by discussing Ruben Amorim's comments that his side is "the worst team, maybe, in the history of Manchester United" following the club's defeat against Brighton at the weekend. We also ask if Manchester United fans will stick by Amorim regardless of how bad it gets and if the club should have ever got rid of David de Gea.

We then move on to a discuss a Manchester United legend turned manager: Ruud van Nistelrooy. Specifically, we give our views on his difficult start to life as Leicester boss, the Foxes now having lost their last 7 Premier League games in a row under his tenure.

After giving our praise to Nottingham Forest and Bournemouth for how they have performed this season, we then turn to a bit of transfer chat before finishing with our score predictions for this weekend's Premier League action.

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Welcome back to the TCF Sport podcast! This week's episode focuses on the managerial changes at West Ham and Everton, as the former decided to replace Julen Lopetegui with Graham Potter and the latter elected to appoint David Moyes after parting ways with Sean Dyche. We discuss these decisions, focusing on if Lopetegui and Dyche were unlucky to lose their jobs and if Potter and Moyes are good replacements.

We also cover some of the weekend's FA Cup action, focusing especially on Tamworth taking Tottenham to extra time and holders Manchester United beating 14-time champions Arsenal on penalties at the Emirates.

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