Episode 3 of the American Scouser merge and we get things kicking with the happenings and updates all surrounding the two major international tournaments in their final stages. We podcasted before England vs Netherland and Colombia vs Uruguay but there was still plenty to discuss. Touching on Suarez's involvement, or lack of, with Uruguay, the ref appointment for the Euro Semi, and an update on an old Liverpool favorite. Beer of the podcast is brought to you by Lake Louie Badger Club American Lager.

Intro and Outro set but man they are LOUD! Between Kelly's ghost and Gordo's cursory grasp at the controls this podcast just manages to stay on the rails but it is chalk-full of EURO and COPA content. The highs, the lows, the in-betweens, and, of course, Kelly's hatred for Harry Kane. Tune into our second installment of the pre-season of trail and error! Hopefully your ear drums survive the intro so you can hear the rest of it.

We are BACK and better than ever. A little earlier than we usually are but that's because we have some exciting news! We are now brought to you by American Scouser. On Thursdays you have the opportunity to jump into American Scouser's Patreon to see our ugly mugs in a video version of the podcast. We will still be available on all the podcast app on Friday, just like normal. Throughout the week American Scouser will be dropping YouTube teasers from the shows as well. It's all kicking off and so is the Euros so join us on our new adventure and settle in before the new EPL season starts.

With many managers moving on or being fired, Klopp stands out. His farewell celebration eclipsed City's historic 4th title on the bounce in both media and turnout. It is everything good and meaningful about football in our opinions. It's not about the trophies or the awards, it's about the feelings in the small moments of magic. An FA Cup run (Coventry), a crucial relegation survival win (Nottingham), a penalty to send you up (Bromley). We don't live and die by the colours of our scarves for the medals, it's about belting out the songs with 50,000 "family members". Farewell Klopp, you taught us so much about the game and about life. We are forever grateful. The podcast mostly surrounds all the clubs and the stats from the league but we do have a piece about him within the sound bytes. Listen in and join us for one final time discussing the 2023/24 season.

Never thought we'd shed tears on a podcast about football. Then again, never expected to get so attached to a manager. With Jurgen Klopp's final game in charge on the horizon, and nothing to play for, it's all a bit emotional in the DITBox pod-room. Don't worry though, we leave it until the very end, so you can still get the expected, most biased unbiased analysis of the weekend action. With City beating a lackluster Tottenham, will it be the inevitable yet again? Can Luton close a 12 goal gap to save themselves in what would be the most dramatic of fashions? We speculate all of it as we gear up to say goodbye to the 20023/24 season, and our beloved Liverpool manager.

Ahhh the UCL has widdled down to it's last two contestants, Harry Kane joins a team who hasn't gone trophy-less since 2012 and properly showed them how to do it. The EFL seasons are coming to a close and the playoffs are heating up. The premier league is experiencing a 3 way race for 1 place at the bottom and a two way race for the top. What a magical time it is. Season's hopes and dreams have all been but dashed and smashed against reality and many clubs are facing yet another season with nothing. Liverpool's amazing quad hopes are all but over with only the Carabao, Arsenal's incredible form will probably end with nothing, and 115 violations will again be ignored as City will most likely win a 4th league title in a row. Magic and misery. Join us as we break down all the weekend action. Who still have things to play for and who can we ignore! Find out!

UCL Semis, Title race still on the burner, and the relegation battle is spicy. We cover it all and take a trip to Yorkshire to discover the rich footballing history as well as the overall sporting history of the area that quite a few clubs call home. As we wind the season down it appears the refs just don't give a shit about red cards anymore. I'd say officiating as well but they haven't cared about that all season. I feel for Klopp when he says he's burnt out. Watching game after game up and down the country get ruined by absolutely shit calls is sad. It is probably the articulation of what Kelly describes here. Listen in on our latest episode to find out all the juicy deets.

Oh the pod has devolved with the lunacy of the run in. Although Liverpool's fate has since been sealed we don't know that yet upon recording so come laugh at us being optimistic. Regardless, we talk FA Cup action and all the fascinating relegation battling results. We try to guess each other's thoughts and marvel over how Dean Henderson can go from hero to zero overnight despite Palace collecting 9 points from 3 games. It's all over the board here but it's a fun show.