Stick to Football

Jack Wilshere reflects on his Arsenal rise, the injuries that shaped his career and the famous Barcelona night. He also talks through Arsène Wenger’s influence, lessons from Eddie Howe and Mikel Arteta, and what management at Luton is teaching him now.

Manchester City’s financial case takes center stage as the panel reacts to the verdict and examines what could come next. With David Ornstein and KC Paul Gilroy, the episode looks at sanctions, appeals, ownership questions and the wider impact on City and the Premier League.

Andy Robertson looks back on his rise from being released by Celtic at 15 to winning major honours with Liverpool, then explains why he chose Tottenham. He also talks Klopp’s influence, Arne Slot’s methods, Scotland ambitions, and life in London.

Manchester derby controversy drives this episode, with the panel debating Phil Foden’s red card and the VAR mistake linked to Erling Haaland’s winner. It then shifts to Manchester United’s wider turmoil, JJ Gabriel’s future, and the poor starts made by Liverpool, Tottenham and Aston Villa.

Seamus Coleman looks back on his rise from a £60,000 signing to Everton captain and club legend, while opening up about life after leaving the club. The conversation also covers Ireland memories, working with Roy Keane, and his views on key Everton figures and future moves.