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0:00:00 - Intro

0:00:16 - Liverpool's Late Drama Against Newcastle

0:03:05 - Liverpool's Struggle in Second Half

0:09:33 - Liverpool's Victory Highlights Newcastle's Struggle

0:15:34 - Controversy and Disconnection in Arsenal's Performance

0:22:05 - Nottingham Forest and Manchester United Struggle

0:29:13 - Foden's Impact and City's Performance

0:37:24 - Chelsea's Progress and Raheem Sterling's Performance

0:44:54 - Draw Central

0:48:01 - Appreciation for Ollie Watkins

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Speaker 1: Hello and welcome to the Squeaky Bum Time Podcast presented on the Chopped Sports Channel of the Premier streaming network.

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Speaker 1: We are recording this on Sunday, august 27th.

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Speaker 1: I am your host, laurent Cortines.

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Speaker 1: In this episode, manchester City Struggle at Sheffield United are down but not out.

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Speaker 1: An Arsenal fumble away points at home.

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Speaker 1: But first Liverpool's late drama 10 men down but never out.

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Speaker 1: They triumph against Newcastle away from home.

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Speaker 1: Before we get to that, please like share subscribe.

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Speaker 1: If you don't do it, you're not nice, but I know that you are, so you will Like share subscribe.

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Speaker 1: And here we go Liverpool 2 Newcastle, sorry, newcastle United 1, liverpool 2 in the match of the day.

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Speaker 1: An incredible game, a fun game, a St James's Park game, a game that I don't know.

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Speaker 1: Newcastle fans are going to kick themselves over all season.

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Speaker 1: What happened?

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Speaker 1: I'll tell you what happened.

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Speaker 1: Anthony Gordon was fantastic.

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Speaker 1: He scored the first goal on a mistake by Trent Alexander Arnold.

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Speaker 1: He simply missed a ball on a back pass from Salah.

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Speaker 1: Gordon jumped on it, slots it through Allison's legs and St James's Park is wild and ready to go.

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Speaker 1: At that moment, newcastle were doing Newcastle things.

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Speaker 1: They were strong, they were physical, they had their same group Goumoresh Tanali, joe Linton, almeron, gordon, isaac that was their group.

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Speaker 1: The defense is the same group, they play the same players and they play the same way every time, and they were playing that way against Liverpool, but it would get worse for Liverpool.

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Speaker 1: About five minutes later, anthony Gordon, again on a through ball through to Isaac Van Dyke, comes across.

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Speaker 1: He's late, he's sloppy, he's the last man, just, I don't think.

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Speaker 1: I think if he wasn't the last man, that's just a yellow card, but he was the last man and so dog, so denial of a goal scoring opportunity is called and he is sent off.

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Speaker 1: Liverpool are down a goal, down a man In the 35th minute.

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Speaker 1: This does not look good for Liverpool, however.

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Speaker 1: However, however, newcastle are unable to score a second goal.

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Speaker 1: Almeron has two different chances.

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Speaker 1: One is an amazing save by Allison in the first half, and they are prepping and popping and trying to get in on target and Liverpool are playing well and hanging in there.

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Speaker 1: For the first half, mostly, that last 10 minutes of the first half was difficult for Liverpool, and in the second half they're able to hang on, but only just, only just.

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Speaker 1: I wouldn't say that Newcastle were bad or didn't have control, but they couldn't get the second goal.

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Speaker 1: They couldn't get the second goal and I think the key moment of the game was this pattern that Eddie Howe has with the team is to pull off Gordon and almost have a whole second group.

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Speaker 1: He pulls off Gordon and Isaac together, along with Joe Linton, and brings on Barnes and Colin Wilson and whatever Whether that is a bad thing or not a bad thing or whatever.

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Speaker 1: It did take something away from Newcastle.

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Speaker 1: It sort of said, oh, this game is going to peter out, this game is going to end, and it really did feel like it was drifting.

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Speaker 1: Klopp put on a 17 year old defender from the bench because he didn't have anyone.

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Speaker 1: Who's that change?

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Speaker 1: I just want to make sure I get his name right because it was his first game ever, so I want to make sure that he gets his moment.

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Speaker 1: Jarell Almaren-Quanzer gets into this game unbelievably for our friend Mr Matip, who had come back, has had a lot of back problems, but in that moment you thought this game was over.

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Speaker 1: But come with the man, come with the moment.

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Speaker 1: Darwin Nunez comes on in about the 70th minute, 75th minute, and even with his first touch he's creating danger.

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Speaker 1: He takes a shot, goes wide, then on a ball over the top, boppman sort of bumps it with his butt and flicks it with his foot into the path of Nunez and Nunez finishes it fantastically.

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Speaker 1: And then another goal similarly, and you thought, oh my God, liverpool are going to steal this.

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Speaker 1: They've got this one goal lead, they've got this one draw.

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Speaker 1: What a great result.

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Speaker 1: After having been down a man from the 28th minute, wouldn't this be a great result at St James's Park?

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Speaker 1: Wowie, wow, but not so fast, my friends.

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Speaker 1: On 93, similar, similar play from Nunez fires it in bottom far corner and Liverpool are up 2-1.

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Speaker 1: Having been down 10 men the whole time, this is such a good result for Liverpool that it's the type of thing that galvanizes them, that lifts them up.

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Speaker 1: That is the Liverpool that, as a city fan, I am afraid of.

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Speaker 1: This is the team that I know.

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Speaker 1: This is the Liverpool that goes neck and neck with you for 14 games and you're like, can they just please lose?

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Speaker 1: And invariably they don't lose, they just draw.

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Speaker 1: But those draws start to add up.

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Speaker 1: And this was that Liverpool.

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Speaker 1: Just an incredible performance, a show of grit, determination and fight.

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Speaker 1: And I think that the narrative this week is between pretenders and contenders.

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Speaker 1: Liverpool showed they are not a pretender, they are a contender and I think Newcastle showed they are a pretender.

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Speaker 1: We hyped them up for the game against City last week and they showed to be pretenders and they did it again in this game.

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Speaker 1: I listened to a little bit of True Geordi, I listened to a little bit of Christopher from Top FC News and it's just more of the same.

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Speaker 1: We're not seeing from Newcastle the ability to elevate, to see out games, to control them, to impose themselves on the game.

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Speaker 1: The second goal by Darwin was a turnover, a really bad turnover by Gimarish in the final third that was played onto Nunez.

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Speaker 1: For the second goal and the winning goal Really bad.

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Speaker 1: The first one.

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Speaker 1: You can make an argument hey, it was a mistake, botman off the butt.

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Speaker 1: Fine, you give up one goal, you take the sucker punch it's 1-1.

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Speaker 1: And you go home with the draw and you feel terrible.

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Speaker 1: But to lose it it wasn't a fluke.

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Speaker 1: Newcastle just didn't have the understanding, the control, the know-how to finish the game.

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Speaker 1: Drew Geordi, who I've been listening to because he's our real Newcastle expert no killers.

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Speaker 1: There's no killers on this team.

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Speaker 1: We've been talking a little bit about your Jordan's, your Michael Jordan versus Karim Abdul-Jabbar versus this person and what we know about Kobe and what we know about Jordan.

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Speaker 1: What we know about those great players is they're killers.

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Speaker 1: They see games and they want to take them by the throat and destroy them and make you lose and shame you and Newcastle don't have that shame killer instinct.

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Speaker 1: Liverpool do.

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Speaker 1: They will come after you and they will get on your case and they will beat you and be happy to beat you.

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Speaker 1: And I think part of that comes from Klopp and the fist bumping in the teeth and yelling at the referees.

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Speaker 1: But this is a real moment for Liverpool.

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Speaker 1: They do show their new midfield of Endo, zobazay and McAllister.

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Speaker 1: I don't think it was particularly good.

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Speaker 1: I don't think we're going to particularly see the type of Liverpool we would expect, especially with Van Dijk going off.

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Speaker 1: I think those first 20 minutes before Van Dijk went off, you could argue they were bad.

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Speaker 1: They had the same problems they had been having.

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Speaker 1: They've been getting got at still a work in progress.

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Speaker 1: But even with that work in progress inside the team for Liverpool maybe it's transmitted from Klopp is a champion level team and I did hear Jamie Carragher did suggest that they should go in the window and find a defender, because I think there is a weakness back there With Conate, with Mattip, with Van Dijk.

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Speaker 1: They need the next partner for Van Dijk so that he can be the drop, he can be the weaker link, he can be the one that we don't worry about.

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Speaker 1: They need their Diaz, they need their Guardiola.

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Speaker 1: You can see Van Dijk is slipping.

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Speaker 1: He just would have never made these mistakes in the past, and now it's five years ago.

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Speaker 1: I understand that three years ago, whatever the case may be, they did run City to 90 points two years ago, but he's not that anymore.

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Speaker 1: Joe Gomez did come on, played pretty good.

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Speaker 1: Especially, they really shut down Newcastle in the back half of the game.

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Speaker 1: Newcastle just didn't sort of understand.

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Speaker 1: They sort of seemed to think the game was over and that they could control it.

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Speaker 1: Yes, they had better possession.

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Speaker 1: Yes, they had lots of shots on target.

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Speaker 1: Yes, yes, yes, that's all true, and Allison did have to make great saves.

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Speaker 1: So not to this isn't really to shit on Newcastle.

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Speaker 1: But in another game they get the second goal and everything goes away.

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Speaker 1: But this for Liverpool is really a lift and for Newcastle let's say, wow, we really got to make sure that we get these second goals and kill off games Because at one nil, even up a man, liverpool's too good.

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Speaker 1: I have to say, though, pope looked weird.

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Speaker 1: He kept punching things.

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Speaker 1: He seemed nervous, especially in the first half hour.

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Speaker 1: The defense doesn't seem as sharp.

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Speaker 1: Maybe I'm not sure something was a matter, something was off.

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Speaker 1: You know they didn't give up two goals to anyone early last season.

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Speaker 1: So maybe this season will be a bigger struggle for Newcastle than we thought.

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Speaker 1: Narratives shift very, very quickly.

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Speaker 1: We thought about Newcastle as a contender, especially that first game against Aston Villa.

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Speaker 1: Then we kind of questioned, hey, what's going on in the city game and thought that this game would be a bigger test.

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Speaker 1: And they had it.

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Speaker 1: They had it, it was in their hands.

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Speaker 1: Had they been two and one, had they had the second win.

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Speaker 1: But to beat up a man and up a goal and then lose to an underhanded, an underman, liverpool, is really just something that changes the narrative of their season, especially these early games.

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Speaker 1: It's really painful and hurtful for Newcastle.

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Speaker 1: I did not like what Eddie Howe was like at the end of the game.

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Speaker 1: He didn't seem gutted, he didn't seem fiery about it, he was like it happened.

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Speaker 1: I disagree with that.

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Speaker 1: This is a gut punch game that you've got to check your players and say, if we want to do what we want to do this season, games like this can't happen.

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Speaker 1: I understand that they do happen and I think it's fair to say acknowledge that you played well, acknowledge that things happen, but as a group we can't let games like this happen.

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Speaker 1: We have to find a way to get it over the line and I expect more from my players.

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Speaker 1: I think that's reasonable to say.

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Speaker 1: I don't think that is hurtful or mean or nasty or anything, but I'd like how to grab the mantle of his team, lift it up and say no, this stops here, we're going to go kill the next team we play.

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Speaker 1: You knew Klopp would be that way.

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Speaker 1: I didn't get to listen to all the post game interviews, but you know I did sort of ingest the whole thing.

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Speaker 1: It's a massive result for Liverpool.

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Speaker 1: I do think one thing that's interesting that I took from it was the following the ball sitting deep and playing on the break might actually be better for them than trying to press and you know, harry, people and play as a team on the break.

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Speaker 1: Maybe that's that's a version of them that they can play on the break.

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Speaker 1: They can be fantastic because of Nunez, because of Salah, because of Diaz, who didn't play.

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Speaker 1: They were, they looked lethal, they looked dangerous, going forward whenever the ball turned over and and and Newcastle weren't able to break them down.

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Speaker 1: So interesting game, fun game.

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Speaker 1: What it means for the narrative is I think Liverpool are probably in the contender bucket along with Manchester City, but and maybe not Arsenal I'm not sure it's super early, and definitely not my friends from Brighton who took a step backwards.

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Speaker 1: We move on to Arsenal versus Fulham.

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Speaker 1: Arsenal went down in this game, as all Arsenal games are, whether they're scoring first or someone else is going first.

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Speaker 1: They give up a goal in the first minute, a mistake by Saka, right into poor era who chip slash, just shoots on goal.

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Speaker 1: I don't know where Ramsdale was going.

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Speaker 1: He was going to his regular position where he might be helping with the build up.

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Speaker 1: So very early in this game, you know Arsenal were behind.

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Speaker 1: They were really on under the cosh for most of the game but created enough, I thought fundamentally, you know.

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Speaker 1: But the first half really nothing came off for them.

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Speaker 1: They were unable to fashion Enough shots that were dangerous.

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Speaker 1: A lot of Poying around.

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Speaker 1: They seemed to miss a striker or focal point for the team.

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Speaker 1: A lot of missed shots, a lot of wayward shots, creating enough, it felt like.

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Speaker 1: But Leno had lots and lots of saves in this game and did a good job in general.

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Speaker 1: Second half they do turn under pressure.

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Speaker 1: The changes come in.

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Speaker 1: Just want to call out one player in particular.

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Speaker 1: Our friend, mr Fabio Vieira, was fantastic in this game.

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Speaker 1: He made a huge, huge difference.

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Speaker 1: Hovered, still not working as well as you'd like, but they do draw a penalty on who was having a fantastic game.

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Speaker 1: Tete was having a fantastic game.

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Speaker 1: Brings down Is it in Ketia?

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Speaker 1: Um, is it Martinelli?

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Speaker 1: Is it in Ketia?

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Speaker 1: Is it?

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Speaker 1: I can't remember who it was?

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Speaker 1: Brings down the player in the box.

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Speaker 1: Saka steps it's not soccer.

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Speaker 1: Saka steps up, dispatches it.

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Speaker 1: Arsenal are now level and look like they're gonna go on to win it in Ketia.

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Speaker 1: Right after that, to seem, the whole everything came together for Arsenal.

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Speaker 1: The energy of the stadium picked them up and they picked up a second goal from Eddie and Ketia on 72.

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Speaker 1: It looks like they're gonna go on to win this game.

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Speaker 1: On 83, they are on the break again and Ketia knocks it past Bassey.

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Speaker 1: Bassey Fouls him and gets a second yellow.

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Speaker 1: There was controversy on the on the sec on the Eddie and Ketia goal, because in the build-up Bassey was on the ground, knocked out cold and maybe he was offside, but Arsenal played on.

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Speaker 1: I don't particularly like when that happens.

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Speaker 1: I think you should try and have sportsmanship, maybe, maybe not.

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Speaker 1: Bird Leno was gesturing hey, hey, hey, we should stop play.

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Speaker 1: Arsenal played on as is their right, and the, the, the, the, the in Ketia goal it gets put in Fullham not happy.

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Speaker 1: Then there's a red card on 83 from Bassey.

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Speaker 1: But come with the man.

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Speaker 1: Come at the moment, late in the game, my friend and yours, the killer, the destroyer, the best player on full him, jow Palinia Low, cross first time, bang into the corner and full him, get out of that game with a draw down a man.

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Speaker 1: This is more of a narrative piece for Arsenal.

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Speaker 1: It's not working.

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Speaker 1: The fluidness that they had With with this Shaka and Otagard double eight is not working.

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Speaker 1: With this new midfield of rice Havertz and Otagard, it's not connecting yet it's not working yet Thomas party at fullback is not connecting yet.

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Speaker 1: Is, is, is our, is our teta, one trick pony.

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Speaker 1: Could he only work with the group he had.

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Speaker 1: Were we all under rating granite Jacka.

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Speaker 1: It seems something is missing from the side.

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Speaker 1: It's not working yet.

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Speaker 1: It really isn't Kiwi or played right fullback the whole.

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Speaker 1: I want to go with a giant defense that city has is spreading to Arsenal, which was weird.

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Speaker 1: Zinchenko did come on.

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Speaker 1: You know we did see Gabriel Jesus late in the game, but Gabrielle is in the doghouse.

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Speaker 1: He just didn't play so white and Saliba played in central defense.

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Speaker 1: That's weird.

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Speaker 1: What are they doing?

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Speaker 1: What is Arsenal doing?

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Speaker 1: What is our teta doing?

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Speaker 1: Is he sacrificing points now to grow the team later?

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Speaker 1: Is he Unable to take the team to the next level?

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Speaker 1: I'm very curious about Arsenal now.

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Speaker 1: They feel Pretenderry, pretender, ish.

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Speaker 1: They feel maybe, ish.

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Speaker 1: They're not answering the questions that we have About them.

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Speaker 1: I think that's the key thing.

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Speaker 1: I think full-on Showed good strength, good spirit.

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Speaker 1: I think that Jalpa Alina is literally the best player on that team and if he plays they'll be fine because he's that good.

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Speaker 1: He's probably the best holding midfielder and Outside of Roderick, honestly, he's so good.

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Speaker 1: And rice Maybe, I don't know.

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Speaker 1: He's older, right, he's already 29, so that's why he's not really thought of in that role.

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Speaker 1: But he's something else, for full-on really makes the team go, really makes everything about them work.

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Speaker 1: It's weird because Arsenal took 11 shots on goal and it doesn't feel like they were that dominant.

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Speaker 1: It felt Like something was missing and wasn't working so interesting.

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Speaker 1: I'm sure Arsenal fans are thinking that's bullshit.

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Speaker 1: We had this game in hand, it was all ours to have, but Still at home this is more late season Arsenal versus early season Arsenal.

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Speaker 1: We have to remember last season from the first 19 games they had 50 points.

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Speaker 1: They were on a hundred point pace and didn't get 35 in the back half of the season Not as good.

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Speaker 1: So I wonder if there's a little bit of regression to the mean, if Arsenal are gonna be where they are, and Does our tets have the answers they need to get to where they need to go?

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Speaker 1: I'm not sure.

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Speaker 1: Man, chester United, three nodding and forest to poor forest Forest go up two goals in the first five minutes and it looks like they're flying.

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Speaker 1: Tio, I won e seven games in a row with a goal just bullied through from a corner, just ran in on goal and and I think Onanna fell down and didn't look good to make the save just a really fun goal.

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Speaker 1: And then Willie Bali off his face, nobody picks him up on the cross and full him and nodding and forest are flying.

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Speaker 1: But this is forest, away from home, against United.

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Speaker 1: I Dreamed my dreams, I hoped my hopes, but it would not happen.

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Speaker 1: On 17 Bruno takes a really hard shot, almost goes in just on the flight of the ball but rebounds out to Out to Rashford who takes on his man, really brings him down the line.

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Speaker 1: Our friend Serge Aurier, from this Thursdays we know he's crap.

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Speaker 1: But Erickson, who was in the side for the injured Mason Mount, flicks it.

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Speaker 1: He's in the middle of the box, he's where you need to be to score goals and they get one back.

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Speaker 1: Then second half it's two, one.

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Speaker 1: United settled, they're attacking, they're doing what they're supposed to do.

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Speaker 1: I thought forests were really just way too deep, way too respectful, went into their shell Way, way, way too early.

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Speaker 1: There were moments in the second half, especially early, where they came out and started pushing again, started trying to play again, but really they kind of just gave up all the territory.

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Speaker 1: Really nice goal by Casamiro.

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Speaker 1: That really was set up by Bruno Fernandez who makes the run.

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Speaker 1: It flicked on to me heads.

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Speaker 1: He heads it across the front of goal and Onto Casamiro's head and the United are level.

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Speaker 1: At that point there was only gonna be one winner.

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Speaker 1: And of course, marcus Rashford draws the penalty.

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Speaker 1: Danilo did, he wasn't a penalty, I don't know but United get calls at home, bruno dispatches it, united up three, two.

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Speaker 1: They really never looked back.

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Speaker 1: Some nervy moments here or there for Nottingham Forest, but you've got to try and win games.

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Speaker 1: You can't Just sit around.

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Speaker 1: I love Brendan Johnson whenever he gets on the ball and starts running.

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Speaker 1: I love whenever Morgan Gibbs white gets on the ball and starts moving it.

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Speaker 1: Whenever those two guys do things and have the ball, good things happen for forest, but they don't let it happen enough and and Ty Ty well I want to is a finisher and they have the pieces for a team to do good stuff.

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Speaker 1: I did leave out a big piece of information.

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Speaker 1: Joe Warrell had been sent off on the 67th minute, so they really were in trouble most of the back half of the second half for forest and deserved to lose, frankly.

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Speaker 1: But United again, like we talked about with Newcastle, like we talked about with Arsenal, not really Connecting.

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Speaker 1: Yet Things are not quite working the way they want them to.

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Speaker 1: They didn't show up for the first five minutes, they were just it looked like Forest with a home team who were playing at home in front of their fans and they just got run over for a minute there.

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Speaker 1: But United did settle down.

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Speaker 1: They are getting themselves back together.

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Speaker 1: You know is our.

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Speaker 1: I guess the questions for United are Are they good?

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Speaker 1: Is ten hog good?

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Speaker 1: Do they have the right players?

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Speaker 1: Have they spent a lot of money for not the right players?

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Speaker 1: Are they spending way over the odds for players without real deep value?

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Speaker 1: Is Is Anthony a player who would get into Arsenal side Ever?

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Speaker 1: Would he even be interesting to them?

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Speaker 1: Why is Casamiro and Erickson the two best players on the team and they're both in their mid, early 30s?

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Speaker 1: Fernandez, as a captain, whining and complaining all the time?

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Speaker 1: How does that spread through the team?

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Speaker 1: What does it do?

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Speaker 1: I know he wants to win, I get that, but is this the right mix of players?

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Speaker 1: Do they have their crack?

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Speaker 1: Do they have their winner?

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Speaker 1: Do they have their killer?

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Speaker 1: I'd argue no, they don't, and it doesn't seem to be one coming, because I don't think Holyberg is that.

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Speaker 1: So it will be interesting to see what happens to Manchester United this season.

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Speaker 1: If they finish in a top four, that would be impressive.

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Speaker 1: But I think that some of the things we've thought early on are, might not be true.

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Speaker 1: So I think I would rate Spurs higher.

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Speaker 1: I would rate Liverpool higher in terms of hope and expectations.

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Speaker 1: I'm worried about Newcastle, so maybe they slot into there.

271

Speaker 1: We're going to touch on Chelsea in a minute, but first I just worry.

272

Speaker 1: I just don't know where they are.

273

Speaker 1: I trusted a lot in Ten Hog.

274

Speaker 1: I gave them a lot of credit, but I'm not seeing the talent on the field connecting together that says this team has improved.

275

Speaker 1: I know they've spent money, I know they have players, I know they're working together, but when I see what's happened at Spurs and compare it to United, I wonder if Ten Hog is connecting.

276

Speaker 1: I think where the rot at United is too much to overcome you had a sale piece Is all the shit that goes on at United weighing down this team that no coach can exceed?

277

Speaker 1: Is he just season two new coach?

278

Speaker 1: The way things have always been at United since Ferguson left, they always get fired season two or season three after something disappoints them and they don't get what they want.

279

Speaker 1: I'm not sure for a team that has two wins.

280

Speaker 1: The first win was lucky against Wolves, frankly.

281

Speaker 1: The second game probably should have been a draw, even though they lost.

282

Speaker 1: And this third game.

283

Speaker 1: It's nice that they scored three goals.

284

Speaker 1: It's terrible that they gave up two in the first five minutes.

285

Speaker 1: So I worry about where they are.

286

Speaker 1: Steffield United one Manchester City.

287

Speaker 1: Steffield United one Manchester City two City had to struggle to get this one done, but they really were always in control.

288

Speaker 1: There were moments there where you thought they might lose, but this seems too good to have that kind of stuff happen.

289

Speaker 1: It is true, it was nil nil up until the 63rd minute when early Holland put city ahead on a cross by Jack realish.

290

Speaker 1: He had been dribbling, dribbling, dribbling, dribbling, dribbling, dribbling and they had two guys just not come to him and he just popped it over them and, howling, put it in.

291

Speaker 1: Really good stuff.

292

Speaker 1: However, they had it look like it was going to be one of those days.

293

Speaker 1: First half Holland misses a penalty, something he never does.

294

Speaker 1: He slams it off the bar, off a questionable handball.

295

Speaker 1: I hate the handball rule.

296

Speaker 1: I don't know when it was good or when it was right.

297

Speaker 1: It seems to be just sucky all the time.

298

Speaker 1: Close to the defender was close to Alvarez.

299

Speaker 1: His arm was behind him.

300

Speaker 1: It chicken wins off his arm.

301

Speaker 1: City get a penalty.

302

Speaker 1: I'm glad we missed, frankly, because that's not really fair and not how I want to score goals.

303

Speaker 1: But whatever the case is, city did bring it together, did get the goal they needed.

304

Speaker 1: They were up one nil but.

305

Speaker 1: But.

306

Speaker 1: But Sheffield United did not give up.

307

Speaker 1: City were not making changes.

308

Speaker 1: Juan Malilo seemed to not be able to transmit the energy that Pep transmits on the sideline.

309

Speaker 1: He's just kind of sitting there crossed legs like with his hands on his face talking to the coaches, but not giving that pep energy of just like if you guys don't score this fucking goal I'm going to kill you effort.

310

Speaker 1: But City were completely dominant.

311

Speaker 1: I don't even think that Sheffield gave effort.

312

Speaker 1: They gave fight, they put a lot together.

313

Speaker 1: But City had 80% possession, 30 shots, 9 on target.

314

Speaker 1: I mean it was a onslaught.

315

Speaker 1: Really.

316

Speaker 1: As much as Sheffield were heroic, they really weren't in the game.

317

Speaker 1: They didn't really offer a threat, they didn't really do anything.

318

Speaker 1: They didn't get.

319

Speaker 1: Their first shot on target was their goal.

320

Speaker 1: Fogle get Bogle Sorry, jaden Bogle puts them on the board.

321

Speaker 1: City were creaking in that moment and Sheffield did deserve that goal and at one one I did not feel great, I felt shitty.

322

Speaker 1: But City have a gear in them.

323

Speaker 1: That is like no one else's gear, to be fair.

324

Speaker 1: So Foden came on immediately start to change the game.

325

Speaker 1: I still don't know why he wasn't on from the beginning.

326

Speaker 1: What does the dude have to do?

327

Speaker 1: He was incredible against Newcastle but can't start versus Sheffield.

328

Speaker 1: He must have done something.

329

Speaker 1: He must be very difficult to deal with, or Pep just doesn't like him, or whatever the case is, phil Foden needs to play every game while Kevin De Bruyne is out.

330

Speaker 1: That's just a fact.

331

Speaker 1: So you know, I don't know, the creativity wasn't there, it weren't making great chances.

332

Speaker 1: Holland seemed still to not be firing well, including missed his penalty, but he did get his goal from Grealish, and then City just turned up the Jets.

333

Speaker 1: It was gonna come.

334

Speaker 1: Rodgery ends up being the provider on a ball fired in from Kyle Walker, where Phil Foden's touch sort of gets behind them and ends up being an assist for Rodgery, who's right behind Foden, and he leathers it in.

335

Speaker 1: City go up to one cue, the celebrations Fantastic, fantastic stuff.

336

Speaker 1: Just to go back on the Bogle goal, though, kyle Walker was at fault there.

337

Speaker 1: It's in the back of their side, he backheels it, then he goes flying out the back end of the side of the stands and Sheffield sort of cycle it around, but we're down a defender.

338

Speaker 1: He already old, it is best to get back on side but he was unable to sort of really get a hold of it.

339

Speaker 1: And you know, it could have been a draw, it could have been bad, but City got out the win.

340

Speaker 1: And this goes again back to my narrative.

341

Speaker 1: You have the parallel teams that have been the power teams of this Pep era, pep clock era, liverpool being down a man and coming back City not playing well and getting things done.

342

Speaker 1: They feel have the smell of contender.

343

Speaker 1: They have the juice and the energy of a team that are gonna win this league.

344

Speaker 1: City now gave up their first goal, but undefeated on nine points.

345

Speaker 1: First time they've been undefeated since 2016, I think Pep's first season.

346

Speaker 1: So really just showing who they are, where they are, what level they're at.

347

Speaker 1: And I think Phil Foden has to play I don't know what the hell's going on, so we'll see what Juan Malilo does next in his next game For Sheffield.

348

Speaker 1: They can feel good about the work they put in, they can feel good about scoring a goal, but they're just not talented.

349

Speaker 1: They haven't spent any money.

350

Speaker 1: They haven't really brought anyone in.

351

Speaker 1: They sold Sandra Berg.

352

Speaker 1: I love heckin' bottom, but they're making up the numbers.

353

Speaker 1: Sheffield are just gonna get beat and go home.

354

Speaker 1: So there's that.

355

Speaker 1: On to another well-coached, dynamic team.

356

Speaker 1: The great and powerful Tottenham Hotspur defeat Bournemouth nil two at the Vitality in Bournemouth Another great performance by Spurs.

357

Speaker 1: They get their goal from Madison on a really nice move.

358

Speaker 1: Papa Sartre flicks it into Madison who then just a deaf touch to his it pass Netto.

359

Speaker 1: Spurs have their one goal lead.

360

Speaker 1: I mean it's a competitive game.

361

Speaker 1: I don't think Spurs are necessarily perfect yet.

362

Speaker 1: They're not super duper fantastic, but they are fun.

363

Speaker 1: They do play football.

364

Speaker 1: They are there for the fight and in this game they were stronger defensively, getting a clean sheet.

365

Speaker 1: The second goal coming from Kuleshevsky, who hadn't scored a goal in a really long time.

366

Speaker 1: In the first half Cliver was really dangerous for Bournemouth and their number one creator which I figured would have been was Philip Billing, who's always a good player for them.

367

Speaker 1: But they weren't able to do as much as they would have liked to.

368

Speaker 1: But Spurs, just fantastic.

369

Speaker 1: Madison all over the place creating chances, along with Kuleshevsky and Madison, that son Kuleshevsky and Madison group really creating shots for each other, doing all the work together.

370

Speaker 1: Just son not able to get a goal, but Kuleshevsky and Madison able to get their goals and then Yves Bessouma backing them up.

371

Speaker 1: The real weakness in the talking point of this game is still got to be Rich Arleson is just falling over getting cards.

372

Speaker 1: His touch is bad.

373

Speaker 1: He's making bad decisions.

374

Speaker 1: They've got to get him in line.

375

Speaker 1: Otherwise this was a perfect performance.

376

Speaker 1: For Spurs, their big issue is got to be finding a way to get Rich Arleson feeling good about being part of the unit.

377

Speaker 1: These are games that I expect Spurs to win, especially against lower quality teams, teams that I expect to be in the bottom half.

378

Speaker 1: But this was a really good performance 2.1 expected goals.

379

Speaker 1: They get two goals.

380

Speaker 1: Udogi again.

381

Speaker 1: Parasich coming in they're starting to have substitution patterns.

382

Speaker 1: Parasich coming in, hoiberg coming in late to solidify the game when they're up a goal coming on for Rich Arleson.

383

Speaker 1: Just things that control, things that are powerful, things that make the game more manageable.

384

Speaker 1: So we're seeing patterns from Pasta Coglu about how he wants to play, what players are going to play and how things are gonna work.

385

Speaker 1: I really loved what I saw from Spurs and the interviews with Pasta Coglu are just class.

386

Speaker 1: He's so, so fun.

387

Speaker 1: He's so so, on top of things, just a fantastic coach for Spurs.

388

Speaker 1: This is about as positive a start for Spurs as they could have.

389

Speaker 1: They're gonna come into adversity.

390

Speaker 1: There's gonna be games that they give up for and lose badly.

391

Speaker 1: It's gonna happen because they're still open.

392

Speaker 1: I like Van De Ven.

393

Speaker 1: He had some good moments.

394

Speaker 1: I like Romero he can be a little bit too aggressive, but there's gonna be games where things go wrong for them.

395

Speaker 1: It just are.

396

Speaker 1: But the way they're playing right now, the way they're attacking, the way they play for each other, just night and day of what we've seen from Spurs in previous seasons just pure magic, exciting, exciting stuff.

397

Speaker 1: Spurs fans can be happy.

398

Speaker 1: And then we'll.

399

Speaker 1: Let's go to the Friday night game Luton sorry, chelsea three Luton nil.

400

Speaker 1: This was the Raheem Sterling coming out party.

401

Speaker 1: I will eat my hat.

402

Speaker 1: I was killing Raheem Sterling in this game.

403

Speaker 1: He just is such a good player.

404

Speaker 1: He's so frustrating.

405

Speaker 1: You see him jink and jive and get into good positions and his final ball's bad.

406

Speaker 1: You see him jink and jive and get into good positions and he shoots the ball over the bar.

407

Speaker 1: You see him jink and jive and get into good positions and he hits a soft chocolate leg shot, as the Dutch say, a guy with a weak leg.

408

Speaker 1: But this time he gets the goal on 17 and Chelsea are up one nil, really cruising, really getting things along.

409

Speaker 1: But I thought in the first half they were still a work in progress.

410

Speaker 1: Things were still not really working.

411

Speaker 1: Juisto and Sterling were working on their side, on their side of the field, on the right side of the field, but on the left side Chilwell not quite linking up with his partner on the wing, on his side Chilwell, colwell yeah, chilwell and Fernandez not really linking up.

412

Speaker 1: Caissato and Gallagher kept my eye on those two.

413

Speaker 1: Caissato was more still and trying to be in defensive positions while Gallagher kept moving and being energetic, but otherwise they kept Luton at bay.

414

Speaker 1: Luton didn't really create anything.

415

Speaker 1: Again, these lower level teams, they've got to put more effort in.

416

Speaker 1: They had one shot on target the whole game.

417

Speaker 1: They've got to do more or they're not going to get a win.

418

Speaker 1: You can't win just by drawing, you've got to do something.

419

Speaker 1: Raheem, in the second half Chelsea were better, got a goal on 68.

420

Speaker 1: And then my guy, nicholas Jackson, our Lord and savior, on a cross from Raheem Stirling.

421

Speaker 1: So two goals and assist, for Stirling gets his first goal.

422

Speaker 1: As a Chelsea player, he was having a hard time but still, like I said, trust the process with Nico Jackson.

423

Speaker 1: He was making the runs, getting on the ball, his touches were going all over the place, the passes were not getting where they needed to be.

424

Speaker 1: But Chelsea are still grinding.

425

Speaker 1: They're still working in progress.

426

Speaker 1: They've got a win.

427

Speaker 1: They're in better shape than they were previously.

428

Speaker 1: I like what I see from Chelsea.

429

Speaker 1: It was frustrating, but I think that Raheem Stirling, as a leader, as the 28-year-old who's won it all, coming from City, having a hard time being back in his hometown, was the pressure there, the mess that was Chelsea.

430

Speaker 1: He seemed to not be focused and he literally said in his interview with Sky I need to be more focused on football.

431

Speaker 1: I'm just getting back to basics.

432

Speaker 1: And he seemed to be getting back to basics getting on the ball, running at people.

433

Speaker 1: Get on the ball, run at people, get on the ball, get in the box, jink, jink, jink.

434

Speaker 1: So if he's doing that, he can cause a lot of problems.

435

Speaker 1: The next step for Stirling is to get found.

436

Speaker 1: Is the runs off the ball.

437

Speaker 1: Can he get his teammates to find him?

438

Speaker 1: Because he lived in the back post for City, off the ball.

439

Speaker 1: So can he make runs, hand the ball off, get to the back post and have them find him.

440

Speaker 1: That's when we know that Raheem Stirling is back.

441

Speaker 1: That's when we know that he can score 20 goals.

442

Speaker 1: This version of Raheem, where he's the creator on the ball, is not going to get more than 10 because it's too hard.

443

Speaker 1: But he needs to find easier goals Because if he's going to have to make them, it's going to be too hard for him to do it all by himself.

444

Speaker 1: So Spurs I mean so Chelsea get their first win of the season after that loss that they had to West Ham.

445

Speaker 1: Speaking of West Ham, west Ham Defeat my beloved Brighton and Hove Albion.

446

Speaker 1: They win 1-3 against the beautiful high flying Eagles I mean high flying Seagulls.

447

Speaker 1: Just a real masterclass in togetherness and counter attack football.

448

Speaker 1: James Wardprouse creates the first goal, intercepts it.

449

Speaker 1: Long ball to Antonio.

450

Speaker 1: Antonio bullies Webster who had a terrible game on the left side of defense.

451

Speaker 1: Then, while that's all happening, james Wardprouse is busting his ass to get into the box.

452

Speaker 1: Antonio feeds him, he fires it in, takes a touch, puts it in and West Ham are up 1-0.

453

Speaker 1: Then, on a direct long ball, boom to Antonio, boom to Jared Bowen, boom, there's a goal.

454

Speaker 1: Literally three touches.

455

Speaker 1: Goalkeeper, antonio Goal.

456

Speaker 1: I mean just insane stuff from the team.

457

Speaker 1: Did I get that wrong?

458

Speaker 1: No, no, let me, let me.

459

Speaker 1: I think I got that wrong.

460

Speaker 1: But anyway, just incredible stuff, incredible stuff from the great and powerful West Ham.

461

Speaker 1: Everything connecting between Bowen and Antonio.

462

Speaker 1: The change Ben Rama came on after Succek was hurt.

463

Speaker 1: He made a difference.

464

Speaker 1: I got that wrong.

465

Speaker 1: The ball went out to, said Ben Rama, and he was on his own waiting for the whole team to come and they streamed forward and he just put it on on a plate.

466

Speaker 1: Just incredible stuff.

467

Speaker 1: Just really good goalkeeping.

468

Speaker 1: Really good.

469

Speaker 1: Back to front direct football.

470

Speaker 1: Actually, I've got that wrong.

471

Speaker 1: It's keeper to Antonio, antonio to Ben Rama, ben Rama to Bowen.

472

Speaker 1: Boom, boom, boom.

473

Speaker 1: Traditional long ball, english football.

474

Speaker 1: Everything David Moise does is gold.

475

Speaker 1: Just an impressive performance for the Hammers, who spent most of their time on the pitch, hammers who spent most of the time sitting deep letting Brighton have the ball.

476

Speaker 1: Brighton did take a lot of shots, created a lot of chances.

477

Speaker 1: You know, ariola made lots and lots of saves.

478

Speaker 1: I think he made.

479

Speaker 1: He made nine saves to put, to put that in perspective.

480

Speaker 1: But not a lot of high.

481

Speaker 1: Not a lot of high value saves, maybe one or two where you felt like, wow, that's an amazing save.

482

Speaker 1: The header, bye Ferguson, had a few good shots.

483

Speaker 1: You know, I'm keeping my eye on him.

484

Speaker 1: Four shots on target but only 0.6 expected goals.

485

Speaker 1: So not the highest value shots, just a spinning turning shot, something like that.

486

Speaker 1: Pascal Gross had four shots on target.

487

Speaker 1: So between Gross and Ferguson, a lot of good ones.

488

Speaker 1: Matoma couldn't quite affect the game, neither could Salim Arch, who came off for my guy Simone, and Ding Dingra.

489

Speaker 1: Just another day, another day and Brighton would have won this game.

490

Speaker 1: But they have to really think about Is this a blueprint for how teams are going to be?

491

Speaker 1: So they're just going to sit deep and attack us.

492

Speaker 1: West Ham are probably the West Ham and Brentford of the two best teams at this, I would say, but with with the runners that can do the damage to you.

493

Speaker 1: But I think that just a really good performance from West Ham getting the goals they did.

494

Speaker 1: Just, you know, just a crazy juxtaposition in how you play.

495

Speaker 1: Right, brighton had 78% possession, 812 passes, 25 shots, 10 on target.

496

Speaker 1: West Ham does not care about that.

497

Speaker 1: 65% passing accuracy, 22% possession, but they still had seven shots on target.

498

Speaker 1: So when they got the ball they went quickly, carried it, shot.

499

Speaker 1: It got good shots.

500

Speaker 1: As a city fan, this looks very much like 18, 19 city or 1920, I guess, the season that Liverpool won the title, where we battered teams but still lost nine times because Ottomendi and Stones and then Fernandinho just couldn't weren't central defender.

501

Speaker 1: So whenever someone attacked city we got hit in a break and it was like a high, high value shot and goal.

502

Speaker 1: So West Ham deserve the win.

503

Speaker 1: They're two and one, they're unbeaten.

504

Speaker 1: So good stuff for the Hammers.

505

Speaker 1: I don't think Brighton and Hove Berserby will be too bummed out about this game.

506

Speaker 1: He would just be like we could have won any other day.

507

Speaker 1: But it was really about game state.

508

Speaker 1: A lot of the shots and saves that Areola made were really because West Ham were way up.

509

Speaker 1: They were already up three.

510

Speaker 1: I think that allowed West Ham to be a bit even more defensive than they would be and probably let them shoot and take their chances on whether goals went in or whatever.

511

Speaker 1: So good stuff there by the great and powerful West Ham.

512

Speaker 1: Ok, other games of note Brentford won, crystal Palace won.

513

Speaker 1: This game has been a draw five different times and five times in a row.

514

Speaker 1: Goals by Shada Really good, great first goal Very Matoma-esque cups in from the wing Top far corner Really probably one of the goals of the weekend.

515

Speaker 1: By Kevin Shada.

516

Speaker 1: And then Joakim Anderson not one of the goals of the season.

517

Speaker 1: This is a fullback running, a center back running in.

518

Speaker 1: The goalkeeper comes out and he pokes it under his legs.

519

Speaker 1: Not a great goal, but Crystal Palace were probably good for that goal and do deserve the one.

520

Speaker 1: One draw A fine game, not a great game.

521

Speaker 1: A draw made sense.

522

Speaker 1: This is very draw central.

523

Speaker 1: These are two teams that hurt bigger teams on the counter versus them, either of them having to try and create anything.

524

Speaker 1: Again, it was Eze doing all the creation for for Crystal Palace but just unable to get anyone on the end of things.

525

Speaker 1: This is the problem for the great and powerful Eagles.

526

Speaker 1: They just don't have a finisher, so things are always weird for them.

527

Speaker 1: And then for Brentford, they don't want the ball, they want to lump it up high and then try and do things there.

528

Speaker 1: I've always liked Joakim Anderson.

529

Speaker 1: He's a great player, just a player I keep an eye on in some of the lower teams Everton, ah, everton, everton, nill Wolves one Catastrophic Everton game.

530

Speaker 1: Just they're never going to score again.

531

Speaker 1: They're never going to score again.

532

Speaker 1: They're so, so, so, so bad.

533

Speaker 1: I just don't know who's going to be the person who scores the goal.

534

Speaker 1: Danjuma tried, took three shots, three on target.

535

Speaker 1: That was nice for him.

536

Speaker 1: Maybe he'll get them off the Schneid.

537

Speaker 1: Garner had a shot on target, ducori had one.

538

Speaker 1: They did have a goal that was called off.

539

Speaker 1: Four off sides.

540

Speaker 1: They're just not creating anything at all.

541

Speaker 1: And Wolves, with their second, their second shot on target in the game, get it on goal and they take all three points.

542

Speaker 1: Sasha Kaladzic, the big six foot five center forward it was supposed to come last year but got hurt in the first minute he was on the pitch Steals the win in the first six pointer of the season.

543

Speaker 1: The great and powerful Gary O'Neill working his warlock ways with the now with Wolves now.

544

Speaker 1: So interesting, interesting stuff.

545

Speaker 1: A win that Wolves will cherish while the great and powerful Everton sit at the bottom of the table.

546

Speaker 1: I did forget one other game and that would be Burnley One, aston Villa three.

547

Speaker 1: Maddie.

548

Speaker 1: Maddie Cash two goals early.

549

Speaker 1: Really put Aston Villa in the driver's seat.

550

Speaker 1: I love Ollie Watkins.

551

Speaker 1: I love Ollie Watkins.

552

Speaker 1: I love Ollie Watkins.

553

Speaker 1: He's the best striker you don't watch every day.

554

Speaker 1: He's so fucking good.

555

Speaker 1: Why doesn't Spurs have him?

556

Speaker 1: Go get him, spurs.

557

Speaker 1: I guess it's too late now.

558

Speaker 1: I guess Villa and Spurs are kind of equal footing in terms of levels.

559

Speaker 1: Like they both have good managers.

560

Speaker 1: They both spending money.

561

Speaker 1: I don't think you could get him.

562

Speaker 1: But what a fantastic player.

563

Speaker 1: Ollie Watkins is involved in both goals in the first half and that pattern that Unai Emery has them play McGinn gets the ball on the wing, off goes Ollie Watkins and that's the trigger that gets the team going.

564

Speaker 1: The ball goes around the corner and there they're off.

565

Speaker 1: Two goals by Maddie Cash playing wing back for the first time that I've seen him and then Diabe gets the other goal.

566

Speaker 1: He's so, so good.

567

Speaker 1: Aston Villa aside from the weird ass whooping that they took by Newcastle when they played that crazy high line and didn't stop playing it until Newcastle had five goals, they are now ahead of them in the table.

568

Speaker 1: Aston Villa got their win and they're doing really really well.

569

Speaker 1: I really like what I see from Aston Villa.

570

Speaker 1: They are doing really really well.

571

Speaker 1: Just a team to follow this division is really really good.

572

Speaker 1: There are still contenders and pretenders.

573

Speaker 1: I still think it's.

574

Speaker 1: I'm adapting to City and Liverpool.

575

Speaker 1: I'm not sure now about Arsenal, even though I picked them to win the league.

576

Speaker 1: I'm not going to go off that.

577

Speaker 1: I'm just worried.

578

Speaker 1: I'm just worried about Arsenal.

579

Speaker 1: I'm just worried that something is not right.

580

Speaker 1: Something is not right.

581

Speaker 1: So we have our first standings after three games City, west Ham, tottenham, liverpool who had West Ham in the top three, in the top four Not me followed by Arsenal, brighton, aston Villa, man United, brentford.

582

Speaker 1: Rounding out 10th is Chelsea Palace, fulham, all the London Cubs hanging in there, together with now two losses on the bounce Newcastle on 13th, 14th, forest 15th, wolves, bournemouth in 16th, sheffield in 17th.

583

Speaker 1: The winless clubs are Sheffield, burnley, luton and Everton.

584

Speaker 1: Everton at the bottom no goal scored, six against Luton and Burnley still a game behind because they had their game lost.

585

Speaker 1: So we're starting to see something in football.

586

Speaker 1: There's only one undefeated team and it is your beloved, my beloved, manchester City.

587

Speaker 1: So hopefully this isn't a runaway season, hopefully you guys, other teams will pull teams back.

588

Speaker 1: West Ham will not stay in the top four, but last season no, not last season, but the season before they did spend quite a bit of time in the top six.

589

Speaker 1: We thought that maybe they'd have a run at Europe, but that's very unlikely.

590

Speaker 1: But we'll see what happens and I expect Arsenal to write the ship.

591

Speaker 1: It is only a draw, but an unfortunate shouldn't draw.

592

Speaker 1: And I haven't seen the Havertz then quite or yet.

593

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594

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