We have another great episode for you today, featuring a brand new starting game from Leon Osman's House of Games. It's been an eventful week for referees and we decided to debate the ultimate howlers from the men in black. On top of that, we have an International KUA. What more could you want? Follow us on socials and tell a friend (if you have one).

It was Bonfire Night this week and we decided to discuss those 'firework footballers' that we all love to reminisce about - players that shone brightly but then disappeared almost as quickly. From one-touch poachers to unspeakable crimes, we talk about it all. This is sandwiched between games of KUA Dares Wins and Keeping Up Appearances - both of which were closely contested. Follow us on socials and tell a friend (if you have one).

This week we are joined by an old friend of the show, Sean, whilst we discuss the biggest journeymen in football. This is a very tenuous Halloween link, as Tosh will tell you. This episode also sees the return of Linkee and the old favourite, Keeping Up Appearances. Follow us on socials and tell a friend (if you have one).

Back in business with the full cohort this week. A new game, Game of Fives, is introduced this week, much to the frustration of one of us. We also have all of the usual segments, with another insightful Marooned 5 debate. Follow us on socials and tell a friend (if you have one).

Shaun is absent this week but has been replaced by friend of the show, Max Burns - back again after a few weeks. This week, we discuss the biggest non-traditional football rivalries, as well as the return of Any Given Saturday, a KUA stalwart. A big number in Keeping Up Appearances causes a few problems for the lads too. Follow us on socials and tell a friend (if you have one).

Following Anthony Gordon's penalty miss at Goodison Park, we decided to look at moments of Schadenfreude in football - when you take pleasure in the misery of others. Local rivalries resurfaced, as well as some unexpected nominations. It's another international KUA too, with both brilliant and horrendous guesses from the lads. Follow us on socials and tell a friend (if you have one).

The regular four are back this week for a Ballon d'Or themed episode. It also sees the return of KUA Dares Wins, which tests the lads on a range of topics, as well as the usual Keeping Up Appearances. Who do you think deserved a Ballon d'Or across their career? And, most importantly, did they play under Brucey at Sunderland? Follow us on socials and tell a friend (if you have one).

An old friend returns this week as Max joins us from Stateside, trading places with Callum in more ways than one. His life inspired our M5 topic - Best Brits Abroad. We also used some European football ties in our game of KUA and, for our own sake, we won't mention this week's Keepy Up Appearances shambles. Follow us on socials and tell a friend (if you have one).