The Good Days Are Coming

Justin Moorhouse is a professional comedian. Nooruddean Choudry (Noz) built a massive following writing about football with humor on social media. Jim White brings broadcasting experience. Put them together and you get a Manchester United podcast that is genuinely funny, which is rarer than it should be in a space dominated by earnest analysis and furious rants. The show launched in 2025 and has 27 episodes so far, growing weekly. Each episode centers on a recent Manchester United match, but the conversations wander into tangential territory in the best possible way. The guest list is eclectic -- Max Rushden, Dave Kidd, Clive Anderson, and James Brown have all appeared, bringing perspectives from comedy, journalism, and broadcasting that you would never hear on a standard football pod. Episodes carry an explicit tag and vary in length, reflecting a format that prioritizes good conversation over rigid structure. The show maintains an active presence across Instagram, Twitter, TikTok, Bluesky, and WhatsApp, suggesting the hosts understand modern audience engagement. With only one review and a 5.0 rating, the sample size is tiny, but the caliber of talent involved suggests this one will grow significantly. For United fans who are tired of doom and gloom and want to actually laugh while discussing their club, Moorhouse, Noz, and White offer something genuinely different.