In Episode 15 of The Falling Apart Podcast, the lads are back to talk all things Leeds United, with the usual mix of sarcastic takes and genuine analysis. They dive into the latest team news, break down the Cardiff win, and try to make sense of Daniel Farke’s managerial decisions. As always, the conversation veers off into broader football chaos, from injury woes to the ever-growing physical toll on players.

With plenty of banter, they chat about the upcoming Coventry fixture, debate whether Rodri’s complaints about the football calendar have merit, and throw in their own salary rants for good measure. It’s everything Leeds fans want: laughs, frustration, and plenty of heated opinions.

In this solo episode of The Falling Apart Podcast, Ricardo holds down the fort as Tom, Sam, and Jimbo are all mysteriously absent. He breaks down Leeds United’s 2-0 win over Cardiff City, kicking things off with the early red card for Cardiff and goals from Ramazani and Pirro. Oh, and let’s not forget the missed penalty by the 'Sexy Pirate'—classic Leeds.

Ricardo digs into player performances, dishes out the post-match stats, and previews the next clash against Coventry. With no one else around to interrupt him, he wraps up by begging listeners to get in touch via email or social—because someone’s got to keep him company.

In Episode 14 of The Falling Apart Podcast, the lads dive into the world of Leeds United fandom—no insider scoops here, just raw, unfiltered opinions. They kick things off by reminding listeners to sort out their email game while giving a half-hearted nod to decent engagement on X.

With Sam MIA again, they reflect on the Burnley defeat, picking apart missed chances and key player performances. The focus shifts to Angus Kinnear’s recent interview, where the hosts dissect recruitment issues, the club’s financial state, and the ambitious plan to expand Elland Road to 53,000.

They also tackle rumors about Daniel Farke feeling the heat, before wrapping up with a look ahead to the Cardiff City game, throwing in their predictions and a few speculative lineup changes.

In this episode of The Falling Apart Podcast, Sam, Jimbo, and Tom break down Leeds United’s 1-0 defeat to Burnley, and let’s just say, it wasn’t pretty. They dive into the key moments, starting with Joseph’s early missed sitter and Burnley’s Koleosho rubbing salt in the wound with the winner.

Tactical choices, dodgy subs, and individual performances are put under the microscope, with shoutouts to Solomon, Gnonto, and Burnley’s James Trafford for single-handedly keeping Leeds out. The lads wrap up with thoughts on what this result means for the season and a few laughs about the more ridiculous moments during the game. Classic Leeds, really.

In Episode 13 of The Falling Apart Podcast, the lads navigate a quiet week in typical fashion—plenty of banter, not much news. With little happening at Leeds United, they fill the void with personal updates, from new TVs to questionable holiday choices.

They somehow find time to discuss the fitness and form of Leeds players coming back from international duty, before diving into the upcoming clash against Burnley. Expect a bit of lineup guessing, tactical overthinking, and the usual half-hearted optimism.

The episode wraps up with match predictions and a cheeky dig at a stadium steward who’s clearly taking their job far too seriously.

In Episode 12 of The Falling Apart Podcast, Tom, Jim, and Ricardo dive headfirst into the latest Leeds United highs and lows, with the usual mix of sarcasm, banter, and a healthy dose of moaning. After taking the obligatory shots at Sam for bailing, they get into the 2-0 win over Hull City—dissecting Solomon’s standout debut and debating whether Aaronson really deserves that No. 10 spot.

The transfer window chatter follows, with the lads questioning if Leeds did enough business and whether missing out on a proper No. 10 will come back to haunt them. Things take a heartfelt turn as they remember club legend Sol Bamba, reflecting on his leadership during some pretty dark days at Elland Road.

No pointless international chatter or desperate social media plugs here—just a solid episode packed with sharp takes, a bit of nostalgia, and the usual Leeds United frustration.

Welcome to The Falling Apart Podcast! In this episode, Ricardo, Tom, and Sam give their immediate, on-the-road reaction to Leeds United's 2-0 win over Hull City. The lads dive into the gritty first half, breaking down Leeds' relentless pressing and Hull's stubborn defense. They then move on to the second half, where they celebrate standout performances from Mateo Joseph and Joel Piroe, along with the new signings who made their mark. Expect plenty of sharp commentary, a healthy dose of banter, and the kind of insightful analysis that keeps Leeds fans coming back for more. Tune in for a lively recap!

This week on The Falling Apart Podcast, the lads somehow manage to navigate Leeds United’s transfer rumors and signings while careening through their usual mix of tangents, banter, and borderline chaos. Ricardo starts us off with a dramatic reading of FDR's inaugural address (because why not?), expertly tying it to Leeds' leadership strategy in a way only The Falling Apart can pull off.

In true fashion, the episode features a safety goggles PSA, courtesy of Sam's ill-advised DIY adventure that ended with a mitre saw, some sawdust, and an eye injury. Amid the laughs and roasts—mostly at absent co-host Jim’s expense—they manage to reflect on recent matches, bemoan some shocking results, and throw out their best guesses for upcoming games.

The crew doesn’t shy away from the big topics, either: the desperate need for new signings, the mounting injury list, and how on earth the team will line up in the coming weeks. Expect some sharp takes on the latest transfer rumors, with plenty of excitement (and a bit of skepticism) around names like Largie, Solomon, and the ever-mysterious Hamer. By the end, fans are left speculating about what’s next for Leeds, but one thing’s for sure—there’s never a dull moment with this lot.