Can we fall in love with football again by collecting stickers...or in fact trading cards.Is Cherno Samba's son really playing for Manchester City? Do Chelsea have a niche nepo baby? Was Kevin Nolan really that good?

Prefer to watch? Find us here on YouTubeIn episode four of James and Anth's Premier League Sticker Odyssey (actually with trading cards), there's a revelation from Anth with his views on a World Cup winning goalkeeper, we pull our first ever 8=Bit Baller Card (and it's a Newcastle United legend), there are questions about whether a Championship Manager legend has sired the player on a Rookie Card we get this week from Manchester City and a lovely Beast Mode from a player who's unlucky to not have been in England's squad this summer. The premise of the show is simple - through the use of Topps Flagship Premier League trading cards, we are on a mission to rediscover what made James and Anth love the game in the first place. Across the series they will be opening packs, chasing rare cards and reliving football nostalgia.Whether you're a football card collector, Premier League supporter, sticker album veteran or simply a fan of the beautiful game, join them as they explore the world of football collectibles and see if trading cards can reconnect them with football culture once again.Subscribe for more football collecting adventures, Premier League chat, Topps openings, football nostalgia and fan culture stories.Each week, we will be opening a new pack each and win points for the cards they get...but there's a twist.THE RULES:A normal card gets no pointsCommon Special Cards get a pointOther more rare ones receive two pointsClassic Cards get three pointsRarer Cards (autos and relics) are worth moreThey lose points if they've never heard of the player they pack...of which there are many...And they'll argue about the rest.Each show, they will pick five players for each other and then their fates that weekend for point scoring are linked to those five players.At the end of the season, the points will tally up and the winner takes home the hugely impressive trophy.