Jason Cundy, Rory Jennings and Ryon Scott-Douglas are back following Chelsea’s League Cup exit to Arsenal, leaving Jason and Rory feeling very blue — and branding Liam Rosenior’s approach to the game as cowardly! The trio also question Paul Merson’s comments on the match.

They revisit the Virgil van Dijk debate, discuss Michael Carrick’s credentials for the Manchester United job after some big Premier League wins, and react to Piers Morgan’s claims that Arsenal have the best squad in football history.

The lads also look ahead to the weekend’s big fixtures, with Liverpool taking on Man City, Man United facing Spurs, and Arsenal hosting Sunderland.

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Jason Cundy, Rory Jennings, and Ryon Scott-Douglas catch up after Arsenal’s League Cup victory over Chelsea. Tempers flare as the lads debate the latest developments at Stamford Bridge, including Liam Rosenior settling into life at the club, Robert Sánchez’s ongoing struggles, and where Chelsea can realistically go this season.

The discussion also turns to Manchester United's latest drama with Michael Carrick arriving on an interim basis as well as Angry Ginge’s recent comments and whether an influencer could ever make the jump to Premier League management. Plus, the panel weighs up the possibility of Xabi Alonso heading to Tottenham — potentially following Conor Gallagher. Elsewhere, the boys debate whether Antoine Semenyo's signing could push Manchester City to another league title, and reflect on why Jack Grealish didn't live up to expectations at the Etihad.

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Rory Jennings, Jason Cundy and Ryon Scott-Douglas react to a turbulent week at Chelsea as a huge debate erupts on whether Liam Rosenior is the right appointment as Chelsea manager amid yet another reset at Stamford Bridge.

The conversation turns to Manchester United, as Ryon reflects on the timing of Ruben Amorim’s sacking, why Ole Gunnar Solskjær isn’t the solution going forward, and what United’s next managerial move should look like.

The lads also preview a massive weekend of FA Cup football, discussing key fixtures, storylines and predictions. Bold opinions, sharp debate and no sitting on the fence, just another week on Studs Up.

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Dean Saunders joins Ryon Scott-Douglas and Rory Jennings for a FIERY episode, as they CLASH over the latest news coming from Manchester United. Bruno Fernandes’ recent comments spark chaos among the lads while Kobe Mainoo’s brother’s T-shirt also comes under fire.

The panel also dive into the upcoming Anthony Joshua vs Jake Paul showdown, debate Alejandro Garnacho’s polarising impact at Chelsea, and ask whether Thomas Frank’s future at Tottenham could be in doubt.

Plus, the boys preview a massive Premier League weekend featuring Newcastle vs Chelsea, Tottenham vs Liverpool, and Aston Villa vs Manchester United.

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Jason Cundy joins Rory Jennings and Ryon Scott-Douglas for a blockbuster episode of Studs Up! The lads break down Liverpool’s recent meltdown and debate whether Arne Slot could already be facing the sack. They also discuss Arsenal’s electric start to the season, including their emphatic win over rivals Tottenham, a perfect Champions League run after beating Bayern Munich, and their upcoming Premier League clash with Chelsea.

Things heat up as the boys engage in a ferocious debate over Manchester United’s potential next manager— with Ryon insisting Crystal Palace boss Oliver Glasner is NOT an option.

Plus, they dive into the history of “HAS ANYONE SEEN?” and revisit Rory’s memorable past on EastEnders.

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