We’re all virtually in the room for a pre-season ramble covering Leeds v Man United, the rise of Giant FC, and our incomprehensible striker pronunciation policy. We rate the signings, debate whether Jack Harrison deserves boos or back pats, and try not to cry over Joseph’s tantrum. Plus: formation tweaks, South Stand fury, and why Lucas Perry could throw a kettle of fish over Elland Road. PJ—consider this your warning.

The full team (minus the Ginger Whinger) is almost back as normality resumes — just in time to correct last week’s chaos. With double quiffs on display, the lads cover defensive upgrades, contract renewals, and whether the backline is finally sorted. There’s healthy scepticism over the lack of Premier League experience, plenty of transfer gossip, and a return to everyone’s favourite topic: PSR, now with slightly fewer GCSE-level errors.

Also on the docket: potential midfield and goalkeeper signings, the return (?) of a forgotten winger, and a strong case made for not signing the fat, ugly version of a certain American striker. There’s chat about what Sunderland are up to, whether Leeds have learned from past mistakes, and some bold predictions for title winners and relegation flops. Follow us on X — no emails, no filters, just unfiltered nonsense.

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In the rebooted Falling Apart Podcast, Sam, Tom, and Jim break down why they vanished — a Belfast mishap cost Jim a fingertip (no, really). They promise less over-editing and more raw Leeds chat.

• Recap of the 100-point, 95-goal promotion

• Rothwell’s Sunderland spark

• Bogle, Ampadu, Tanaka praised

• Farke’s doubters silenced (for now)

• Bijol, Bornauw, Nmecha: transfer hopes

• FFP, smart signings, Firpo’s goodbye

• Relegation worries, PL predictions

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Recorded live from Lavery's Bar in Belfast, the lads—Ricardo, Sambo, Tombo, Jimbo, and guest Micko—let loose after Leeds' drab 1-0 defeat to Blackburn. No creativity, no chances, and no excuses.

With emotions running high, they tear into the team’s lacklustre performance, call out players for not stepping up, and debate the desperate need for a proper number ten. It’s raw, it’s fiery, and it’s classic Falling Apart.

Prepare for banter, rants, and maybe a pint or two as they look ahead to the next fixtures. 🎙️🍺

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In this week’s episode, Tom holds the fort while Ricardo navigates traffic and Sam battles a wave of podcasting frustration. From re-recording meltdowns to a delightfully irritating email from listener PJ, it’s all happening.

There’s actual football chat too—Sam dives into the stats and tactics behind Leeds United’s dominant 3-0 win over Luton, with a fiery debate about Tanaka and Rothwell sparking plenty of laughs (and disagreements).

Throw in some recording mishaps, travel plans for a boozy Belfast weekend, and previews of what’s next for Leeds, and you’ve got the perfect mix of chaos and camaraderie.

Tune in for laughs, insights, and maybe a pint or two. 🍺🎙️

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Ricardo and Sam take the reins this week (Jim and Tom are on a "sabbatical") to break down Leeds United’s bonkers 4-3 win over Swansea City. Early Swansea dominance? Tick. Leeds collapsing, then somehow pulling off a glorious comeback? Tick. Tactical brilliance or sheer chaos? Bit of both, really.

The lads pick apart the key moments, from Solomon’s midfield mayhem to James running like a greyhound on Red Bull. There’s no holding back on the opinions—or the banter—as they wrestle with whether Leeds are onto something brilliant or just winging it spectacularly.

Oh, and they look ahead to the fixtures we’ll all inevitably overthink. Classic Leeds. Have a listen.

In this week’s episode of the Falling Apart Podcast, Sam and Ricardo hold the fort with a lively chat from two very different settings—Sam at home and Ricardo calling in from the comfort of a first-class train heading to London. With Jim and Tom absent (excuses pending), the duo keeps things rolling with updates, banter, and plenty of Leeds talk.

The episode kicks off with a recap of the international break, spotlighting the performances of 13 Leeds United players in action for their countries. Who impressed, who underwhelmed, and how might it impact the squad moving forward? The hosts break it all down.

Looking ahead, the team previews their upcoming weekend trip to Belfast, promising to bring some fresh stories back for the pod. They also dive into a detailed analysis of Swansea City, Leeds’ next opponent. Expect insights into Swansea’s recent form, goal-scoring struggles, and the areas Leeds could exploit. Predictions for the match outcome range from cautious optimism to Ricardo’s trademark “bold call.”

As always, transfer rumors make their way into the conversation, with the hosts speculating on potential moves and what Leeds might need to bolster the squad in January.

In Episode 22 of the Falling Apart Podcast, we’ve got the full crew on board as Ricardo, Sam, Jim, and Tom tackle a mix of football, feedback, and personal gripes. Kicking things off, Sam dives into the trials of fasting and how it's putting a damper on his mood—expect some classic moans and a bit of banter from the lads.

Next, the team digs into a scathing email from listener PJ, who isn’t holding back on the podcast’s consistency and quality (ouch!). The hosts don’t shy away, addressing the feedback head-on and debating what changes might be needed to keep everyone (including PJ) happy.

Turning the focus to Leeds United, the group gets analytical, breaking down stats and discussing Daniel Farke’s tactical approach this season. There’s talk of progress, but also plenty of questions about key decisions on the pitch. The discussion heats up with news of a shake-up in the recruitment department—who’s in, who’s out, and what it means for the January transfer window.

Speaking of transfers, the rumour mill is churning, especially around the left-back position. Potential signings are debated, with the hosts weighing up the pros and cons of the names linked so far.

Grab a pint, settle in, and enjoy the ride. It’s an episode packed with opinions, laughs, and a good dose of football insight.