Greatest Of All Teams

Tim Sherwood and Stevo The Madman are joined by content creator and Chelsea fan Matisse Armani as he picks an all-time Prem XI.

This is ‘Greatest of All Teams’, sponsored by Sun Vegas, where creators and ex-footballers are asked to create their ideal side from the Premier League era. In today’s episode, Matisse takes on our Supercomputer, but where will his side end up on the series leaderboard? Each week, Tim Sherwood and Stevo The Madman ask guests to pick an all-time Premier League XI from 1992 onwards, based on a lucky dip of clubs and seasons from our supercomputer. Our guest’s team then has a season simulated to see how many points it would earn. Each guest’s points total goes on a series leaderboard to see who wins overall. Packed with “Barclaysmen” era nostalgia and lots of laughs, GOAT combines deep football knowledge with hypothetical scenarios for fans across generations.

Tim Sherwood and Stevo The Madman are joined by ex-Liverpool and England defender Paul Konchesky as he picks an all-time Prem XI.

This is ‘Greatest of All Teams’, sponsored by Sun Vegas, where creators and ex-footballers are asked to create their ideal side from the Premier League era. In today’s episode, Paul Konchesky takes on our Supercomputer, but where will his side end up on the series leaderboard?

Each week, Tim Sherwood and Stevo The Madman ask guests to pick an all-time Premier League XI from 1992 onwards, based on a lucky dip of clubs and seasons from our supercomputer. Our guest’s team then has a season simulated to see how many points it would earn. Each guest’s points total goes on a series leaderboard to see who wins overall.

Packed with “Barclaysmen” era nostalgia and lots of laughs, GOAT combines deep football knowledge with hypothetical scenarios for fans across generations.

Tim Sherwood and Stevo the Madman are joined by Prem legend Phil Brown who picks a stunning GOAT XI... with players in the WRONG positions.. Welcome to ‘Greatest of All Teams’, sponsored by Sun Vegas, where creators and ex-footballers are asked to create their ideal side from the Premier League era. In today’s episode, Phil Brown takes on the supercomputer but can his managerial experience give him the edge? Each week, Tim Sherwood and Stevo The Madman are joined by football-loving guests to pick an all time Premier League 11 based on a lucky dip of players and clubs. Our guest's team then has a season simulated to see how many points it would accrue. Greatest of All Teams brought to you by Sun Vegas! Expect "Barclaysmen" era nostalgia and lots of laughs, the show combines deep football knowledge with hypothetical scenarios for fans across generations.

Tim Sherwood and Stevo The Madman are joined by comedian and Tottenham fan Josh James as he picks an all time Prem XI.

Welcome to ‘Greatest of All Teams’, sponsored by Sun Vegas, where creators and ex-footballers are asked to create their ideal side from the Premier League era. In today’s episode, comedian Josh James takes on the supercomputer.

Each week, Tim Sherwood and Stevo The Madman ask guests to pick an all time Premier League 11 from 1992 onwards based on a lucky dip of players and clubs from our supercomputer. Our guest's team then has a season simulated to see how many points it would accrue. Each guest’s points total then goes on a series leaderboard to see who wins overall.

Packed with "Barclaysmen" era nostalgia and lots of laughs, GOAT combines deep football knowledge with hypothetical scenarios for fans across generations.

Tim Sherwood and Stevo The Madman are joined by content creator and TalkSport presenter Laura Kirk-Francis as she picks an all time Prem XI. Welcome to ‘Greatest of All Teams’, sponsored by Sun Vegas, where creators and ex-footballers are asked to create their ideal side from the Premier League era. In today’s episode, Laura Kirk-Francis takes on the supercomputer. Each week, Tim Sherwood and Stevo The Madman ask guests to pick an all time Premier League 11 from 1992 onwards based on a lucky dip of players and clubs from our supercomputer. Our guest's team then has a season simulated to see how many points it would accrue. Each guest’s points total then goes on a series leaderboard to see who wins overall. Packed with "Barclaysmen" era nostalgia and lots of laughs, GOAT combines deep football knowledge with hypothetical scenarios for fans across generations.

Tim Sherwood and Stevo The Madman are joined by former Premier League playmaker Darren Ambrose as he picks an all time Prem XI. Welcome to ‘Greatest of All Teams’, sponsored by Sun Vegas, where creators and ex-footballers are asked to create their ideal side from the Premier League era. In today’s episode, former Newcastle, Crystal Palace and Charlton midfielder Darren Ambrose takes on the Supercomputer. Each week, Tim Sherwood and Stevo The Madman ask guests to pick an all time Premier League 11 from 1992 onwards based on a lucky dip of players and clubs from our Supercomputer. Our guest's team then has a season simulated to see how many points it would accrue. Each guest’s points total then goes on a series leaderboard to see who wins overall. Packed with "Barclaysmen" era nostalgia and lots of laughs, GOAT combines deep football knowledge with hypothetical scenarios for fans across generations.

Tim Sherwood and Stevo The Madman are joined by former Premier League bagsman Charlie Austin as he picks an all time Prem XI. Charlie’s team then has a season simulated to see how many points it would accrue.

Welcome to ‘Greatest of All Teams’, sponsored by Sun Vegas, where creators and ex-footballers are asked to create their ideal side from the Premier League era. In today’s episode, former QPR, Southampton, Burnley and West Brom striker Charlie Austin takes on the challenge.

Each week, Tim Sherwood and Stevo The Madman ask guests to pick an all time Premier League 11 from 1992 onwards based on a lucky dip of players and clubs from our supercomputer. Our guest's team then has a season simulated to see how many points it would accrue. Each guest’s points total then goes on a series leaderboard to see who wins overall.

Packed with "Barclaysmen" era nostalgia and lots of laughs, GOAT combines deep football knowledge with hypothetical scenarios for fans across generations.

Tim Sherwood and Stevo The Madman are joined by former Premier League bagsman Dave Kitson as he picks an all time Prem XI. Dave's team then has a season simulated to see how many points it would accrue.

Welcome to ‘Greatest of All Teams’, sponsored by Sun Vegas, where creators and ex-footballers are asked to create their ideal side from the Premier League era. In today’s episode, former Stoke, Reading and Portsmouth striker Dave Kitson takes on the challenge.

Each week, Tim Sherwood and Stevo The Madman ask guests to pick an all time Premier League 11 from 1992 onwards based on a lucky dip of players and clubs from our supercomputer. Our guest's team then has a season simulated to see how many points it would accrue. Each guest’s points total then goes on a series leaderboard to see who wins overall.

Packed with "Barclaysmen" era nostalgia and lots of laughs, GOAT combines deep football knowledge with hypothetical scenarios for fans across generations.

Welcome to ‘Greatest of All Teams’, sponsored by Sun Vegas, where creators and ex-footballers are asked to create their ideal side from the Premier League era. In today’s episode, Man Utd fan Flex takes on the challenge.

Each week, Tim Sherwood and Stevo The Madman ask guests to pick an all time Premier League 11 from 1992 onwards based on a lucky dip of players and clubs from our supercomputer. Our guest's team then has a season simulated to see how many points it would accrue. Each guest’s points total then goes on a series leaderboard to see who wins overall.

Packed with "Barclaysmen" era nostalgia and lots of laughs, GOAT combines deep football knowledge with hypothetical scenarios for fans across generations.

Tim Sherwood and Stevo The Madman are joined by Statman Dave as he picks an all time Premier League 11. Dave's team then has a season simulated to see how many points it would accrue. Expect "Barclaysmen" era nostalgia and lots of laughs, the show combines deep football knowledge with hypothetical scenarios for fans across generations.