Hands up if you shed a tear for poor old Ole? No? Nobody? Well here at LLC we were quite upset... So sad that we decided to take break from the pod (just kidding blame Covid). Never fear though as we're back again covering all your footy needs, including the latest Arsenal/Chelsea games and the rest of the PL action.

Another week of football, another episode of Little Less Conversation. Burnley left Chelsea feeling a little blue after snatching a point at the Bridge. Elsewhere, Arsenal continued their fine form with a win against Watford in Arteta's 100th game in charge. The Manchester Derby added further fuel to the 'Ole Out' fire as Man City produced a dominant performance against Utd. The big shock of the weekend came from the London Stadium, where West Ham came away with a big win against Liverpool (Alisson fans look away!).

We're back again with another weekend of wins for both Arsenal & Chelsea. The Gunners came away with a big 3 points against Leicester as they continue there surge up the table. Chelsea also had success on the road thanks to two rockets from Reece James to remain top of the table. Elsewhere, Liverpool & Man City both dropped points & Nuno got the axe after only 4 months in charge at Spurs. However, the real question on everyone's lips is can Ricky do it on a cold rainy night in Stoke? 

LLC returns for the first time since the international break... And what a week we chose to return! Arsenal's convincing win over Villa, Chelsea's thrashing of Norwich and last but not least Liverpool running riot at Old Trafford. Is this the end of Ole at the wheel? We discuss it all as well some 'toetally' inappropriate antics from a Man Utd legend.

On a weekend where AJ ensured another season with no titles at Tottenham, Arsenal ensured that North London stayed red. A convincing North London Derby win for the gunners left Spurs in disarray with big questions being raised over manager Nuno Espírito Santo. Elsewhere, Man City dealt Chelsea their first defeat of the season, as the blues failed to turn up to the races. We also take a look at some of the other weekends games, including a Bruno Penandes special (We're still waiting for the ball to come back into orbit!).

We're back again for another episode of LLC. Finally some good news for Amar, as Arsenal recorded back to back wins in the Premier League. Yes, we're just as surprised as you are. Can they keep the momentum up next weekend in the North London Derby? Elsewhere Chelsea continued to impress as they ran riot at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. Confidence will be high before their early kick-off against Man City on Saturday. We round up some of the other fixtures from the weekend, including a costly penalty miss by Mark Noble. We also take a quick look at the mid-week Mickey Mouse Cup fixtures with Arsenal taking on AFC Wimbledon & Chelsea playing Aston Villa.

Another game week, another episode, another Arsenal L. We're not sure how much more of this Amar can take! We take a look at another poor showing from Arsenal this time against Man City, which has left us questioning Mikel Arteta's future. Elsewhere Chelsea came away with a point against Liverpool after a fiery encounter at Anfield. We round things off with a look at Transfer Deadline Day... *Breaking News* it was an eventful day for most clubs apart from Arsenal.

Guess who's back? And we're not talking about Lukaku. Little Less Conversation returns with the new Premier League campaign getting under away. We kick things off with the big one, Arsenal vs Chelsea - or as we like to call it Amar vs Ricky. In the end there was only one winner. We assess both teams' starts to the season, which has seen the blues flying high and the gunners languishing near the bottom. We also take a look at the latest PL imports & exports, including the departure of what Amar has described as "Arsenal's worst signing ever!". We round things off by giving our season predictions for the top four and relegation spots.

Since our last episode England have marched into the Euro 2020 Final where they will play Italy on Sunday. This week's episode looks at England's historic semi-final win over Denmark and assesses the team's performance so far with Sterling, Walker and Shaw the standout performers. There's also praise for the main man himself Mr Gareth Southgate, who despite facing some criticism from us over the past few weeks, has led England to their first major final in 55 years. Is it finally coming home?

Guess who's back? Back again. Amar's back tell a friend. Amar returns to the pod just in time for the first knockout round of the Euros. On this episode we take a look at England's group stage performances and size up their chances against the Germans. We round things off with our predictions for every round of 16 tie!