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The 2026/27 Premier League season is finally upon us. Even after a transfer window where all the big money has been spent domestially, there are hopes for some exciting new arrivals into 'our league', and maybe for a game which is more determined by individuals, rather than set pieces.
On today’s episode, Jonathan Wilson and James Horncastle discuss what we actually want to see this year, while Jack Pitt-Brooke gets sidetracked obsessing over QPR’s transfer business from the early Tony Fernandes era.
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Chapters
00:00 Intro
06:02 The return of the Premier League
08:59 The best and worst (QPR) transfer windows ever
17:41 Why the promoted sides performing is important
23:54 Hopes for a competitive title race
28:13 New faces to get excited about
37:07 Mourinho's Real Madrid return
42:08 More flair, less meat walls
Music: Kid Kodi - Blue Dot Sessions
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