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Today I'm ranking every current Premier League manager heading into the 2022-23 Premier League season. I placed the managers into tiers. My criteria for the rankings were, which manager would a top European elite club hire first if their goal was to win the league and compete for the Champions League every season.  Feel free to share your rankings with me and if you enjoyed the podcast, follow me on apple or Spotify.  If you have any suggestions for future episodes, message me on Instagram. Thanks for listening.  https://www.instagram.com/stobbart2327/ Support the show

Episode 8 will look at Cristiano Ronaldo's back-to-back PFA player of the season awards when he turned into a global superstar for Manchester United and was pivotal in United winning a trio of Premier League titles.  To celebrate 30 years of Premier League football- In this series, I will be analyzing the ten greatest individual peaks of the Premier League era (1992–2022)   Looking at the players who set the league on fire, set new standards for greatness, defied logic, captured our hearts, and left their legacy on the beautiful game.   This series isn’t about who won the most trophies, made the most appearances or lasted the longest.  I’m looking at the players who’s peaks, where the highest, who in there prime, were simply unplayable.   The best at their best.  Support the show

A podcast looking at the three biggest transfer moves of the summer so far, the mega-deals that shale up European football.  Erling Haaland making the switch to Manchester City, Darwin Nunez becoming Liverpool's new center-forward and Sadio Mane swapping Merseyside for Bravia.  Support the show

Episode 7 takes us to arguably the GOAT of the Premier League era. A man who Ian Wright coined 'The Micheal Jordan of the Premier League'. To celebrate 30 years of Premier League football- In this series, I will be analyzing the ten greatest individual peaks of the Premier League era (1992–2022)   Looking at the players who set the league on fire, set new standards for greatness, defied logic, captured our hearts, and left their legacy on the beautiful game.   This series isn’t about who won the most trophies, made the most appearances or lasted the longest.  I’m looking at the players who’s peaks, where the highest, who in there prime, were simply unplayable.   The best at their best.  Support the show

In Episode 6 I'm looking at Steven Gerrard's 2005-06 season but more specifically Gerrard's impact on Liverpool during this period. How good was Gerrard in his prime? How he helped Liverpool dream and achieve the unthinkable. His legacy in the Premier League and the moments that defined him as a player. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IISJfDnOnJE - West Ham goal To celebrate 30 years of Premier League football- In this series, I will be analyzing the ten greatest individual peaks of the Premier League era (1992–2022)   Looking at the players who set the league on fire, set new standards for greatness, defied logic, captured our hearts, and left their legacy on the beautiful game.   This series isn’t about who won the most trophies, made the most appearances or lasted the longest.  I’m looking at the players who’s peaks, where the highest, who in there prime, were simply unplayable.   The best at their best.  Support the show

A super-quick podcast giving my thoughts on Erling Haaland, being officially announced as a Manchester City player.  What qualities does he bring as a center-forward? What impact will he have on City's playstyle? How will he and Pep make it work and how quickly will he score goals.  Can he become one of the Premier League's best ever? If you enjoy the podcast, please share it online and rate and review it! Thanks for listening!  Support the show

Episode 5 of Premier League Peaks, looks at Mohamed Salah incredible run over the past five seasons as he has become one of the faces of the Premier League, winning 2 PFA Players Players of the season and helping Liverpool win a Premier League and Champions League.  To celebrate 30 years of Premier League football- In this series, I will be analyzing the ten greatest individual peaks of the Premier League era (1992–2022)   Looking at the players who set the league on fire, set new standards for greatness, defied logic, captured our hearts, and left their legacy on the beautiful game.   This series isn’t about who won the most trophies, made the most appearances, or lasted the longest.  I’m looking at the players whose peaks, were the highest, who in their prime, were simply unplayable.   The best at their best.  Support the show

Episode 4 of Premier League Peaks looks at vintage Alan Shearer, the Newcastle and Premier League legend is the Premier League all-time top scorer. Shearer goal v Everton https://youtu.be/fgNObY2nqTY To celebrate 30 years of Premier League football- In this series, I will be analyzing the ten greatest individual peaks of the Premier League era (1992–2022)   Looking at the players who set the league on fire, set new standards for greatness, defied logic, captured our hearts, and left their legacy on the beautiful game.   This series isn’t about who won the most trophies, made the most appearances or lasted the longest.  I’m looking at the players who’s peaks, where the highest, who in there prime, were simply unplayable.   The best at their best.  Support the show

Episode 3: I am looking at the Belgium maestro that is Kevin De Bruyne, one of the greatest offensive midfielders of his generation, De Bruyne is on course to go down in history as one of the Premier League best ever players. I look at what made him so special for City, over the last few seasons. Wolves 4-goal demolition - https://youtu.be/ys2dgD6EYME Chelsea goal - https://youtu.be/-Y0vgplcIWU To celebrate 30 years of Premier League football- In this series, I will be analyzing the ten greatest individual peaks of the Premier League era (1992–2022)   Looking at the players who set the league on fire, set new standards for greatness, defied logic, captured our hearts, and left their legacy on the beautiful game.   This series isn’t about who won the most trophies, made the most appearances or lasted the longest.  I’m looking at the players whose peaks, were the highest, who in their prime, were simply unplayable.   The best at their best.   This is Premier League Peaks; Support the show

In football, fans rarely agree with one another, sometimes it’s biased based upon affiliation with a certain club or player, sometimes you can look through the same lens and come to drastically different conclusions on a player’s ability, the quality of a manager, the impact of a new signing. One of my favourite catchphrases in football, something I say on the euro elite football podcast, is that football,—is a game of opinions. Reasonable minds would agree, that in football, we often have to agree to disagree. With that being said, the 2022 Ballon D’or winner, for most football fans, is not a topic of controversy. Parring a huge surprise, Real Madrid and French centre forward Karim Benzema will take home his first Ballon D’or in 2022. The icing on an already marvellous cake, that has seen Benzema win five Champions Leagues, four La Liga titles and is the joint third top scorer in Champions League history with 86 goals. The French forward will now be remembered as one of the greatest players of the Champions League era and an all-time great. Today episode analyses his 2021–22 season and assesses how Karim Benzema became the frontrunner for this year’s Ballon d’Or.  If you enjoy the podcast - follow, rate, review and share!  Support the show

Episode 1 will look Luis Suarez's iconic season in 2014 when he nearly single-handily led Liverpool to the Premier League title. Suarez scored 31 non-penalty goals in 33 appearances as he played some electric football.    Norwich 4 goals - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ynVZ5dOBh0&t=41s  To celebrate 30 years of Premier League football- In this series, I will be analyzing the ten greatest individual peaks of the Premier League era (1992–2022)   Looking at the players who set the league on fire, set new standards for greatness, defied logic, captured our hearts, and left their legacy on the beautiful game.   This series isn’t about who won the most trophies, made the most appearances or lasted the longest.  I’m looking at the players who’s peaks, where the highest, who in there prime, were simply unplayable.   The best at their best.    Support the show

In episode 2 of Premier League peaks, I will look at Wayne Rooney's 2009-10 season where he won PFA and FWA player of the season, where he become the main man for Manchester United upfront. Bicycle Kick - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=km_9ntw05pw&t=9s To celebrate 30 years of Premier League football- In this series, I will be analyzing the ten greatest individual peaks of the Premier League era (1992–2022)   Looking at the players who set the league on fire, set new standards for greatness, defied logic, captured our hearts, and left their legacy on the beautiful game.   This series isn’t about who won the most trophies, made the most appearances or lasted the longest.  I’m looking at the players whose peaks, were the highest, who in their prime, were simply unplayable.   The best at their best.   This is Premier League Peaks;   Support the show