#570. United are back, baby! Two victories in a row, the away-from-home hoodoo broken, and a gutsy performance under pressure. Ten Hag's team isn't going to win the Premier League this season, but there are signs of hope. Ed & Dan discuss. Then there's a look ahead of Leicester on…
#565. It has been one of the more extraordinary weeks at Manchester United, with some almost unbelievable shenanigans happening in the transfer market. Frenkie De Jong still hasn't signed; the club is apparently closed to acquiring Adrien Rabiot; there may be a bid in for Cody Gakpo; and Eric ten…
#562. Ed and Wayne look back on United's tour of South East Asia and Australia and conclude there are reasons to be optimistic ... despite the continuing sagas surrounding Cristiano Ronaldo and Frenkie de Jong. ** No Question About That is listener supported. If you are interested in backing the…
#556. In the first of our summer bonus issues, Ed talks to Andy Green, the former football finance blogger know as @andersred (https://twitter.com/andersred) , about United's finances and the prospects for a summer spending spree. ** No Question About That is listener supported. If you are interested in backing the…
#553. No first team game this week so Ed & Tom look back on the FA Youth Cup final, discuss more changes in the Old Trafford hierarchy and review the Women's team end-of-season. ** No Question About That is listener supported. If you are interested in backing the show and…
#549. United lose to Arsenal. It was inevitable given the state of the team and club right now. Some poor luck, but that's what happens when you're crap, say Ed & Dan this week. We look ahead to United's game against Chelsea on Thursday and, for backers, dive deeper into…
#545. United return to action after more than two weeks off and were, well, completely crap against Leicester. Ralf Rangnick blamed United's lack of aggressive players. Ed & Dan reckon there's more to it than that. There's a discussion about the introduction of the five substitutes rule in the Premier…
#763 José Mourinho was sent off but it was the most chaotic moment of an otherwise low-quality game in the Europa League. United are up to *checks notes* 21st in the league. Top top top stuff Reds. It's one win in seven for Erik ten Hag's side. Ed and Tom…
#770 Who would you pick in an all time Manchester United XI if using Ruben Amorim's 3-4-3 system. That and many other listener questions asked by Ed and Wayne in this international week mailbag pod. Many thanks for all your questions on Twitter and Bluesky. If you are interested in…
#541. United get hammered by City. Ed & Dan digest another humbling derby day in Manchester. Why dd United hold their own for a half and the capitulate with a pathetic whimper and is this the most spineless United side ever? There's an update on football's geopolitics and for backers…
#540. Ed & Dan take stock of the week's international events in which football has played a dark part. We look back on United's scoreless draw with Watford, one of the Premier League's worst sides. The home side took 22 shots, but with just two on target, is it time…
#537. Ed & Wayne discuss United's 2-0 victory over Brighton at Old Trafford. It may be Champions League week around Europe, but the big game of the night was in Manchester(!) Ronaldo's first goal since December, a red card out of nothing, and a late Bruno strike followed. Then we…
#531. Ed & Wayne dive into United's comfortable victory over Brentford in West London, where teenager Anthony Elanga opened the scoring. Can United finally generate some momentum under interim coach Ralf Rangnick. There's a look at some interesting stories coming out of the camp this week and a preview of…
#530. Ed & Dan look back on United's draw with Aston Villa at Villa Park. After a good first 45, familiar problems saw Villa peg back Ralf Rangnick's team. What, if anything, will Ralf and the board do about it? Then we look ahead to Wednesday's game against Brentford. Another…
#529. Ed & Tom look back on United's victory over Aston Villa in the FA Cup. The classic tale of two halves, with United excellent for 45 and on the back foot for much of the second. Then there's a dissection of Ed Woodward's legacy at United, with the Glazers…
#526. Joining Ed this week is Tom Mortimer for his first episode as a co-host on NQAT. There's a look back on United's draw against Newcastle at St James' Park, a discussion about want-away Antony Martial's impending departure after six and a half years at United, and a preview of…
#950 | Ed and Wayne dissect Manchester United’s defeat away at Aston Villa, a match that briefly suggested progress before unraveling in depressingly familiar fashion. A strong first half gave way to defensive errors, mounting absences, and an untimely injury to Bruno Fernandes, leaving Ruben Amorim staring at another damaging…
#919 | Ed and Dan pick through United’s latest mess - a limp defeat at Brentford that exposed all of Ruben Amorim’s tactical blind spots. The formation remains fixed, the long-ball obsession continues, and player positioning is all over the shop. It’s starting to feel like the manager is running…
#762 Victory over Brentford and, in the second half at least, a decent performance from United. But once again Erik ten Hag's tactics come under question. Did it really take a sense of injustice to inspire this team, or did the manager make an important half-time adjustment? Ed and Dan…
#914 | Ed, Dharnish and Daniel discuss the tactics that led to United's disappointing performance in the derby on Sunday. This analysis covers the ongoing debate about Amorim’s formation, player roles, and the manager's stubborn adherence to his philosophy. The convo offers a critique of United's lack of pressing, poor…
#800 | United produced a great backs-against-the-wall performance to beat Arsenal on penalties in the FA Cup. Ruben Amorim's side scored a fine breakaway goal to lead before Arsenal's Andy Madley produced one of the more bizarre refereeing performances of the season, finding a reason to send off the careless…
#808 | United beat Rangers in the Europa League with a last minute goal from Captain Bruno Fernandes. How many clutch moments can one man produce. There's action in the transfer market, with both Antony (loan) and Alejandro Garnacho (£??) potentially leaving the club. Ed and Tom bemoan the state…
#580. United vs Saudi FC at Old Trafford. That state of modern football. Wearing the national team colours, Newcastle left with a point, but it really should have been victory for Ten Hag's side. United were robbed by the ref and VAR and guilty of missing two huge chances. Ed…
#712 This is football. United win it in extra time and book a place in the FA Cup Semi Final. Some heroic performances and a lot spirit take the reds through. Ed & Dan revel in a magical afternoon at Old Trafford. 00:00 Introduction and Game Recap 01:00 Tactics and…