David Mooney is joined by City fan and One Football's Dan Burke, plus Simon Bajkowski from the Manchester Evening News, to reflect on the last seven days for the club. Cole Palmer has impressed immensely, while there are more concerns over Raheem Sterling's form. Sam Roscoe looks at squad rotation, while former City keeper speaks to the show about second goalkeepers, after Zack Steffen impresses against Burnley. Ady Packham from Albion Roar gives us insight into Brighton - and it's the return of the Carabao Cup, too. Limited Online Music Licence Ref: LE-0027097

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12: Slalom Skiing and Bubblegum

City welcome Burnley and travel to Bruges - and David Mooney is joined by City fan Harry Stopes and Reach PLC's Dom Farrell to discuss all the talking points ahead of the two games. Scott Coyne from the Belgian Football Podcast helps us preview the game in Belgium, Sam Roscoe is looking at City's record there, and Howard Hockin is tackling morals, club owners, and how fans should feel.

11: Hallucinating Through the Champions League

After one of the toughest weeks of the season, David Mooney is joined by the City Correspondents from Goal and The Athletic - Jonathan Smith and Sam Lee - to reflect on the 2-2 draw at Anfield and all its talking points. Sam Roscoe takes a look at John Bond's arrival at Maine Road in the early 1980s, while his son Kevin Bond speaks to the show about his time at the club, too. Limited Online Music Licence Ref: LE-0027097

10: Absolute Toast

David Mooney is joined by City fans KC and Liam Wright to reflect on the performances in a win over Chelsea and defeat to PSG. Jesus is looking good, Rodri is on form, and Bernardo and Grealish have been pivotal - but are there concerns about Sterling's form now? Howard Hockin asks why City fans seem predisposed to doom and gloom, while we also take a look at how Guardiola became the City manager with the most wins ever. Neil Atkinson from the Anfield Wrap helps us preview this weekend's match at Liverpool. Limited Online Music Licence Ref: LE-0027097

9: The Chef's Kiss

David Mooney is joined by City fan Ally Fogg and BBC Radio Manchester's Mike Minay to discuss the differing fortunes of games against Southampton and Wycombe. We look at the youngsters who performed well in the League Cup, while the BBC South American Football Correspondent Tim Vickery explains more about City's new Brazilian signing Kayky. Ed from PSG Talk gives us insight into the Champions League opponents, too. Limited Online Music Licence Ref: LE-0027097

8: Give 'em Both Barrels

City fans Sam Roscoe and Adam Carter discuss the last week of Manchester City news with host David Mooney. It's two wins, as Leicester and Leipzig were dispatched, but focus turned to attendances thanks to Guardiola's post-match interview on Wednesday. Howard Hockin gets his teeth stuck into that. Plus, journalist Sam Tighe joins us to tell us more about Southampton, and Opta's Duncan Alexander gives us the lowdown on Wycombe - while Sean Blinkhorn is back to discuss the EDS. Limited Online Music Licence Ref: LE-0027097

7: Activate the Trolls!

David Mooney is joined by City fans Chris Higginbottom and Paul Atherton to look ahead at the upcoming matches. Neel from Beyond the 90 LCFC explains how Leicester are doing, while German journalist Guido Schäfer gives us insight into RB Leipzig. Former City defender Richard Jobson also speaks to the show. Limited Online Music Licence Ref: LE-0027097

6: William Nilliam

David Mooney is joined by One Football's Dan Burke and City fan Anya Hudson to reflect on the 5-0 win over Arsenal. We travel back in time 15 years to the season where City only managed 10 home goals in the Premier League - and we reflect on how well (or not!) City have done in this summer's transfer window. Terry Phelan speaks to the show about how his time at City came to an end under Alan Ball, too. Limited Online Music Licence Ref: LE-0027097

5: Statues for Peter Swales, Alan Ball, Jamie Pollock, and Frank Sidebottom

David Mooney is joined by City fan and Guardian sports journalist Will Unwin, and the Daily Mail's northern football reporter Jack Gaughan to reflect on City's week. Guardiola has announced he might be leaving, Kane has confirmed he's staying at Spurs, and Ronaldo could be swapping Juventus for City... Plus we speak to former City defender Terry Phelan, Howard Hockin asks how to stay sane in the current 24-hour news cycle, and we get insight into how Arsenal's season has started ahead of this weekend's match. Limited Online Music Licence Ref: LE-0027097

4: The Socialist Nirvana

David Mooney is joined by Richard Burns and Dom Farrell to plough through what went wrong at Spurs and take a look ahead to how City can put it right against Norwich. Plus, former City chief exec Garry Cook speaks to us about the 'Welcome to Manchester' poster - along with two of the key figures in its design. Limited Online Music Licence Ref: LE-0027097

3: What's Your Best City Chat-Up Line?

Will Harry Kane join City? Will it be before City travel to Spurs at the weekend? If not, will he feature in that game? All that - and more - for this week's panel of Jonathan Smith and Sam Roscoe, who pick the bones out of the opening Premier League fixture. We're helped by Jack from Rule the Roost to discuss the match at Tottenham, plus former City goalkeeper and the Premier League's oldest ever player, John Burridge, talks about his move to Maine Road. Howard Hockin also reflects on the Lionel Messi saga this week. Limited Online Music Licence Ref: LE-0027097

2: The Food Chain

A bumper return for the new season sees the team discuss the Jack Grealish and Harry Kane transfer stories, the return of fans to the stadiums, and the Community Shield tie with Leicester - with help from Neel from Beyond the 90 LCFC. The Daily Telegraph's Mike McGrath joins us to gives us more insight on what's happening with Kane, plus we speak to EDS expert Sean Blinkhorn about the youngsters in pre-season. Author Mick Collins discusses one of City's all time sporting greats (who's forgotten in the annuls of time) and Gary James speaks to former City winger Peter Barnes about his new book. Limited Online Music Licence Ref: LE-0027097

1: Whatchamacallits, Thingymajigs, and Dooferdangers

After goodbyes to Joe Hart, Pablo Zabaleta, Yaya Toure, Vincent Kompany, David Silva and Sergio Aguero, we reflect on how the 2012 title-winning side has moved on under Pep Guardiola.

43: End of an Era

For the final show of the season, we recorded in front of a Zoom audience to discuss the highs and lows of the 2020-21 season - with special guest Nedum Onuoha.

42: European Super Choo-Choo

David Mooney is joined by City fans Richard Burns and Chris Higginbottom to reflect on the end of an era - as Sergio Aguero plays his final game for the club at the Etihad Stadium. Howard Hockin is paying tribute to the Argentine, plus we look ahead to the first ever Champions League final involving City. Can Pep Guardiola's side get past Chelsea on Saturday night?

41: The Beheading of Charles I

A weekly podcast for Manchester City fans, running through the football season. Each show contains analysis, exclusive interviews, expert opinion and topical features - and a good few laughs from the team on the panel, too.

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