Ferguson's leaving, Mancini's sacked and Rooney's desperate to find someone who actually wants him. Season 2013/14 is going to be a weird, other-worldly Premier League. What will it be like? Terry, Jan and Graham have a few ill-informed guesses.
In this extended edition Graham, Jan and Terry welcome back Chris Oakley for our 150th anniversary episode.
As the sands of time run out on 2012/13, we ask why it became so straightforward for the old powers to run away with their domestic titles. We also look at the issues that still need to be resolved - all discussed with a vital match involving Sunderland played in the background.
With all this fussing and feuding going on we thought we'd talk about more optimistic things in football. Specifically this week the draw for the semi-finals of the Champions League, where the top two best teams in the two best leagues in the world face-off. Who do we think will win?
Is it ever right for the state to ever interfere in the running of football? Yes indeed, Ladies and Gentlemen - Terry, Jan and Graham kick the political football hither and yon in search of an answer.
Before joining the Sound of Football Podcast, Jan was an occasional contributor to the Sunderland fanzine, A Love Supreme. So who better to go for an unbalanced opinion on Paolo Di Canio's appointment as Martin O'Neill's replacement at the Stadium of Light? Graham and Terry are on hand with their unhelpful comments too.
