Propaganda: Heads Must Roll
Summary
Hosts Dan Moylan and Michael Norman, joined by actor Dean Smith, review Manchester United’s 3-2 home defeat to Brighton and Tottenham’s struggles. The episode features a "propaganda" segment analyzing fan reactions, including a Crystal Palace banner controversy and a Spurs streamer’s meltdown over offside calls. The hosts also discuss Arsenal’s loss to Brentford, Cardiff City’s first win, and share anecdotes about Dean Smith’s acting career and radio mishaps.
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Verizon Fios real estate skit
Member show preview and Levi Listers legal issues
Crystal Palace ultras and legal dispute
Tristan's reaction to the draw
Tactical analysis and away fan logistics
Away fan logistics and new coach park
Dean Smith's acting career and podcast banter
Brighton vs Man Utd: First goal and Darlo's debut
Brighton vs Man Utd: Second goal and defensive errors
Brighton vs Man Utd: Third goal and fan reaction
Brighton vs Man Utd: Fourth goal and full time
Post-match reaction: Shocking performance
Wolves' poor season and Andy Tate's anger
Silent misery and lack of striker
Webbing and Neill: Initial thoughts on the game
Heads must roll: Who is to blame?
Carrick's sideline management and fan meltdown
Run of form and optimism
Chelsea's cheating and Brentford's loss
Jesse Marsh's underlying numbers and Chelsea
Roy Jennings' YouTube stream and subscribers
Roy Jennings' subscribers and engagement bait
Dean Smith's acting roles and music video
Chelsea fan TV and the Bees
Eagles in the freezer and rare birds
Peacocks, pluming, and Chelsea's badge
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Verizon Fios real estate skit (repeat)
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Foxes and keeping prying eyes away
Surreal food and holiday resort pictures
Jacket potatoes and Preston's sponsor
High jump and FIFA scoring
Fosbury flop and school memories
Bowling and pre-recording the show
Radio diary surveys and bowling
Script and no one listening
High-brow insults and misanthropic idiot
Cousin Jack and journalist spelling
Injured players and Spurs' pitch
Football gods and Spurs' stinginess
Watch along: Spurs lad and WWE announcing
Offside and pretending to have had the game
Wrestling illusion and Spurs' misery
Meaningless goals and Gordon's live stream
Internet harm and pulling the curtain down
Villa's 3-0 and life choices
Walking the land and disengagement
International break and being a worse person
Irish Hotspur and goal music
Kudus on fire and Bruce Springsteen
Aftermath of a goal and intergenerational politics
Managers' decisions and driving separately
Bottle and friends becoming enemies
Leaving Wembley and soaking in misery
Derby, Burnley, and ownership's competence
Affluent West London and deluded train
Mentality and manager's reaction
Solar, Morris, and 8-year contract
Ralph Ragnick and Eddie Howe
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