The start to 2026 has been nothing short of chaotic in the Premier League with two managers sacked inside the first week!

Out went Enzo Maresca replaced by Liam Rosenior on a long term contract, and Ruben Amorim followed suit shortly after with Michael Carrick now interim head coach till the end of the season.

So what will it mean for both clubs moving forward?

Will Rosenior be allowed to succeed within the current set up at Chelsea, and do Manchester United even have anything left to play for this season?

It's been 13 months since Ruben Amorim was appointed manager of Manchester United.

What has followed has been nothing short of a rollercoasted of fortunes for the Red Devils, but how are their prospects looking a year later?

Have United turned a corner, or are the same issues still as prevalent as they were when Amorim took over?

The lads weigh the good and the bad before assessing the outlook for the rest of the season.

The lads are back to in the wake of the group stage draw for the World Cup 2026 across the USA, Canada and Mexico. More teams that ever before and plenty of World Cup debut nations, but is that a good thing? Also there has been plenty of press around the build up to the tournament, and not all of it has been positive. Wilbur and Jasper react to some of the qualms that been raised by the media and fans.

Meanwhile, Mohammed Salah's outburst to the media after being left on the bench for the third straight game against Leeds has whipped the football media into a frenzy. Will it have serious implications or is it all being blown out of proportion?