
A podcast about football, the least important of the most important things, featuring John Brewin, Miguel Delaney, James Horncastle, Tariq Panja, Jack Pitt-Brooke, Rory Smith and Jonathan Wilson.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 160 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | SoccerSociety & CultureSports | |||

Jude Bellingham and Harry Kane are the most high-profile, but they are from the only English players currently plying their trade on the continent - there are three at Inter Milan alone. This trend is certainly a break from tradition over the past 20... more
Sky Sports has changed football more than once since the outset of the Premier League and the latest development has elevated star pundits such as Gary Neville and Jamie Carragher to figures that dictate the discourse well beyond the broadcast. Drive... more
Manchester United were an outlier in a summer of lavish spending. In a sea of nine-figure signings, the new arrivals at Old Trafford were brought in on more modest fees as a number of targets moved to rivals. Gone are the days when United were top of... more
The Champions League begins this week with some enticing fixtures and a pool of potential winners that may be as small as six teams. PSG have plenty going in their favour but much of what benefits the defending champions in terms of a lighter domesti... more
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Previously a very enjoyable show, but for a set of journalists who speak so much to social and ecological concerns around the game I find it unconscionable to accept sponsorship from AI companies. If you can’t run your show without taking the AI dollar, don’t do the show.
I listen to far too many football podcasts and this is by far the best. Provides an almost academic lens on the game through thematically organised episodes that sever from the usual ‘what happened this week in the premier league’ approach, instead examining long term trends. As a younger listener who does not believe football started in 1992, the episodes on the great men of football’s past were fascinating. A bonus episode on Clough would be very interesting!!
Focused and serious discussion about the sport, particularly its participants, institutions, rules, and the role it plays in politics, economies and culture. Great for those who want to go beyond just their team or yesterday's game(s).
Libero is refreshing change compared to most other football podcasts. It's good to hear thoughtful and nuanced discussion and insight rather than reactive takes on that weekend's games. With so many fixtures now, this podcast fills a gap by talking wider football issues that affect the game's future, whether that be politics, finances, rule changes, or fan culture. Jonathan Wilson brings genuine knowledge on Africa's national teams which is valuable.
My criticism would be there are no female c... more
At its best, it can deliver brilliant, informative journalism that brings stories to light with details that struggle to make the headlines. However, I’m increasingly finding that the quality of the episodes depends on who is in the lineup. Every show with Jonathan Wilson is superb, but having really warmed to him initially, Rory Smith is becoming one the most narcissistic broadcasters around. Episodes with him on have now become a self-indulgent love-in, making for an incredibly difficult and c... more
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This show centers on football with a focus on long-form journalism, governance, and global perspectives. Episodes combine deep analysis of leagues, transfers, and tournaments with thoughtful cultural and political context, often featuring a rotating panel of seasoned football writers. Listeners can expect rigorous discussion of Premier League dynamics, World Cup narratives, and the power structures shaping the sport, all delivered with intellectual banter and insider anecdotes. A standout attractor is the blend of cross-border reporting and reflective commentary from writers who have covered football across continents, making it appealing to listeners who want a richer understanding of the game beyond match-by-match results.
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Recent guests on Libero include:
1. Tariq Panja
2. Miguel Delaney
3. Richard Jolly
4. Tancredi Palmeri
5. Borja Milutinović
6. Jack Pitt-Brooke
7. Sam Allardyce
8. John Cross
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