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28:04Life was so much easier back then, wasn't it? Absolutely. Given that we do have Didi here, and given that we've been talking about the Champions League, we're going to get to that next, but before we do, we do have this game for Liverpool coming up against Man City on Saturday in the FA Cup quarterfinals. That game will be available on ESPN. Be up bright and early with the boys, 7.30 a.m. Eastern. We've got Chelsea Parkville, Southampton Arsenal, and West Ham against Leeds coming as well. As you know, managing maintenance, repair, and operations is never easy. But for the ones who always rise to the challenge, Granger has your back.

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29:57Favorites to go all the way in the Pokal as well. But what about the Champions League and that big game coming up in the quarterfinals against Real Madrid? Let's get a word from Didi German on how you feel about this for Bayern Munich, Didi. Well, as I say, it's a 50-50 game. Maybe Munich's slight favour is because of their form. They haven't really showed any flaws all season. And Madrid, obviously, they already changed the manager because things didn't go too well in autumn. Now on the RB lower, things seem to have settled and calmed down. Barpeh seems to be happy, even though he didn't play in the last Champions League games.

30:35He's got for France now. Vinny Junior seems to be a lot more happy than he was under Alonso. So this is the biggest test for Bayern Munich. You know, in the group stage, you need to get out of the group stage, whether it's through the playoffs or in the top eight. They finished in the top eight, didn't do an awful lot wrong, apart from the game against Arsenal, away from home where they got beat. And yeah, it's a huge test. And obviously they're in the harder half of the Champions League this season. and next will be Liverpool or Paris. So, you know, I think these four teams, one of them will win the Champions League.

31:10Can Bayern go past Real Madrid? Yes, of course they can. But I think sometimes I get the feeling because it's so easy for them in the league. Sometimes I get the feeling they get a bit carried away and saying, yeah, Madrid, you know, it's a good team, but, you know, we've got the better of them. And I think it'll be two very, very tough in hard games. They've got to go to Bernabeu in the first leg. and if they lose and if Madrid can play on the counter in Munich I think it'll be mighty tough to beat them so yeah I'm leaning towards Munich but I still think that that Madrid got a great chance but I think out of the four teams on that half I think Paris is fine in their gear so for me Paris is the outstanding team in that half and also in the Champions League but yeah I can't wait for the game Real Madrid against Bayern Munich it'll be awesome but I'm leaning towards Munich.

32:03Tell us what you see because you're on the ground, you live in Munich. The players in the team right now are saying that they haven't had an atmosphere and a camaraderie like this at Bayern for a long time. Is that the feeling that you're getting in Germany from this Bayern team and part of the reason why it is going so well for them? Well, that's how they play, K. But that can change very quickly in Munich, as you know. It only takes one result or two results and it all changes. So, you know, it's easy to give interviews and speak to the press when you win games. And I think, you know, sometimes when you lose games, you see how united the team is.

32:35Now, they hardly lost this season. They haven't really had any setbacks. They lost one or two games in the league. They lost to Arsenal, where Arsenal was outstanding. So they haven't had any setbacks. And you won't go through a season without losing games or having setbacks. So, you know, the question will be, if they were to lose a game in Madrid, which is a distinct possibility, how are they going to react? How united are they? because, as I said, he only finds out how close the team is when he does lose games. And that's a question they have to answer when he gets to that. But apart from that, you've got to say the manager has done a fantastic job.

33:09They haven't got a bigger squad, so he doesn't really need to rotate too many and upset too many players when they don't play. But everybody seems to be happy with him. He's got a good relationship with all of them. They're all firing. The only thing is Musiala and Davis came back, got injured again. I don't think they'll be a big help in these two games against Madrid. But so far, it's so far so good in Munich. But as I said, it can change pretty quickly. I'd say the same thing for Bayern Munich, as I said, when Real Madrid played. Yeah, Real Madrid, as you know, we cover La Liga every week. And it's certainly been better for Real Madrid, but it was a low bar because they were struggling.

33:47And I'll say the same thing for Bayern Munich, as I said, for Manchester City. if Manchester City had got their defensive structure right when they had possession and coughed the ball up they would have beaten Real Madrid because they had better players, were better going forward but they didn't they were defensively, they were terrible they got out done in the midfield particularly in the Bernabeu leaving Rodri on his own it was crazy tactics played four up front left himself exposed to the counter-attack which is what Didi's talking about Mbappe in behind, Vinicius in behind but if Bayern Munich can be very professional and certainly a lot more professionally structured than Man City, I think they'll beat Real Madrid over the two games.

34:30But there's always that worry that you get carried away and you've got all this position and you leave yourself exposed at the back. And if you leave yourself exposed against this Real Madrid front line, then you'll get knocked out. So it's a fine balance, but I do feel Bayern Munich have the upper hand. I agree. I think this is Bayern's to lose. Listen, I understand what Didi's saying about Real Madrid and coming to form and the talent that they have at their disposal. But to Craig's point, I don't think anybody's accused City of being a great team this season. City are second in the league, granted, but by their standard, they have not been at all good.

35:12Whereas you look at Bayern Munich and you see the exact opposite. They are just a well-oiled machine under Vincent Kompany. So while, yes, Real Madrid are Real Madrid and the Champions League, I just feel like this is Bayern Munich's to lose. Madrid or Bayern, Mario? Oh, we made the brackets a couple of weeks ago and I said Bayern, you know, so Didi, you can keep your smile. Why? Because exactly what the guys are saying. You understand? Didi, he can be florist and be saying like, yes, it's my team. Why? Because I think, look, the occasion is there, of course. When they go to Madrid, they have to make sure because a lot of teams, when they play away from home, so at home I'm talking about, like Bayern, if they play at home, they have the occasion too.

35:54But normally when they go to Spain, that is when they, you know, they glitz a little bit. If they can do both sides really well and stay focused and keep it like the way it's going, they have no worries. Because I think regardless if Madrid has the forwards, yes, they have the speed, they have all the comfortability. But I think if Bayern keep playing like a team, it will be harder for the individuals to shine. So that is going to be the biggest question also for Madrid if they can do that because Brian is a very good sign We should end it there with the dutchy being nice to the German twice in the show as well when it comes to the International scene and the domestic scene today.

36:28Didier you better be you better be giving me a hug when you see me next time It has been noted I've never seen Mario so excited Didi, thanks so much for joining us. We look forward to speaking to you again. Pleasure, guys. Thank you. Okay, good stuff. So plenty still to enjoy when it comes to the Bundesliga. It will be back once the domestic football is back. Freiburg will be hosting Bayern Munich, Bayern Leverkusen, playing Wolfsburg. Those games coming up on the Saturday morning and it will continue through to Sunday in both English and Spanish. La Liga will be back too. and it's back with a bang because we have Mallorca against Real Madrid and then later that day it's Atleti against Barcelona 2.30pm Eastern those games available as always on ESPN Plus Score more with the college branded Venmo debit card and earn up to 5 % cash back with Venmo Stash Got paid back?

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38:10And so the discussion over the future of Enzo Fernandez continues. A reminder, March 18th, I'm asked about his future. He said, I don't know. My focus is here for now. We have eight Premier League matches to play and the FA Cup, then the World Cup coming up. So we'll see after that. The following day, Liam Rossini responded and tried to calm things down. He said, I would say he made it really clear to me how happy he is here, how much he wants to win for the team and how passionate he is for this football club. He also, he said also the translation and emotion got misconstrued. He's completely committed to this football club.

38:47Then he's been on a YouTube channel and there's been some fresh speculation speaking now, Enzo Fernandez that is. This is on March 30th. He said, I'd like to live in Spain. I really like Madrid. It reminds me of Buenos Aires. Players live where they want. I'd live in Madrid. I get by in English, but I'd be more comfortable in Spanish. To offer a bit of context, he was asked where he would like to live besides England and Argentina, but he does know that these comments have been taken apart recently and still continue to say that. Remember the days, Shaq, you used to give an interview when you were away with the international team?

39:23Maybe you didn't do it, and I definitely didn't do it but you somebody would always say something in the press because you knew every international window something was going to come out back before all this social media nonsense how the hell did that get back to the newspapers was it a carrier pigeon how did it get back somehow it always got leaked back when a player went i'd really like to go and play for real madrid and i'm talking to the my colleague international football and he plays for real madrid he's trying all that sort of stuff but nowadays surely players are bright enough surely to know that every single thing they say travels never does player interviews and news travel quicker and faster and to more people than now so you have to be and listen it's his choice but it seems to me that he's saying one thing to certain people and another thing to his manager and I think and that's fair enough to an extent, if he wants to leave and wants to go and live in another country, I haven't got an issue with that.

40:26But wait to the end of the season, because there's a big finish to this season for Chelsea and a lot of other clubs. It's going to be a bun fight for the top four. It's going to be a fight in the FA Cup. And what you want is players committed between now and the middle of May. And then after that, you know, have your discussions. And I think that's one of the issues that both managers and supporters will have, is that when they look at a player making these comments, albeit an international duty, the first thing that comes to mind is a lack of focus or a lack of desire to be at that club. And when that happens, K, supporters turn very, very quick.

41:05We'll see what happens. At the same time, though, taking in a vacuum, there's not an issue. I'd like to live in Madrid, too. Yeah, me too. I don't expect my boss to be calling me any morning about it all, which is unfortunate and is par for the cause. You'd be living in Madrid working on this show. Yeah. He wants to live in Madrid and not be on his current show. We were just talking about he might want to live in Madrid and play for Chelsea. Who knows? So do you think that knowing the lay of the land though, even though he was asked about it, he could have then said, but I'm so happy where I am right now in London.

41:37Yes, yes he could. But to that point and Craig touched on it and it always happens. You're going international duty, you're speaking in your native tongue with reporters who who maybe you know and you feel relaxed with you do these long interviews long far-reaching interviews and somebody pulls out 10 seconds out of it and in in as i say in a vacuum and while nothing happens in a vacuum it this is this really is not it's not anything at all now it's taking on a different gravity because was it last week or a couple of weeks ago you're having this this comment about him not committing his future and again when was it march 18 okay so 12 days ago.

42:16You know, you have these comments and then now the two become conflated. And I just, I don't think that's fair. I wouldn't live in Madrid. Maybe I'll be Enzo's neighbour. Is it unfair to pick up on, Mario? Is there nothing in this? No. No, but you just have to count up of where, like, he comes from River Plate, goes to Manfica, comes to Chelsea. Now he's at Chelsea, of course, the settlement was not, you understand, when he arrived, it was still a bit of a turboloid going on. And, you know, he got the team, you understand, they started to play, they had some glitches when they look really good and you look really impressed.

42:52And then the rumors came prior to him making that comment. The rumors already were that Madrid was watching him. So now he makes that comment. And in the sense of like, this is a kid that arguably won the biggest trophy that everybody wants to win. And now there is a club coming, you understand. And I understand like, yeah, Chelsea, if you're going to compare to each other. Madrid is of course guys we can name it how we want to name it but it's a huge club and this kid is now looking at that too because if not he doesn't make that comment it is not in his head that not being in your head and then making that comment no he's thinking about it and for him to make that choice that's up to him if he wants to make the max he's of course he's gonna look at Madrid do do I like it no I would love you know Fernandes to stay at Chelsea and I don't I don't want him to look at a different club, but this comment is to me with a little wink.

43:42And you know what we talk about winks, when someone gives you a wink, when they're talking about a nice city, it's just like Saka, let Saka explain to you what somebody means with a wink. I can't explain that. Well let's be honest, you were winking at Didi Hemant the whole show. You and Didi, no dude. Greg, Greg, look at this. Miami of Munich before you know it. Well, you know what? You know what? He gave me some hard times. That's why, baby. Because when we were playing against him, he gave me some hard times. But away from that. Look, I don't want to rubbish the whole thing. He might get a bit of stick from Chelsea supporters, but it's not a huge story.

44:24Yeah, it is. You know, he's not gone. You know, whether you're in the right or wrong about it, he's not gone. Look, Chelsea, I hate Chelsea. I hate the manager. They don't know what they're doing upstairs. The ball are clueless. He hasn't done that. So it is what it is. And who can blame some... Who can blame maybe one or two at Chelsea going, do you know what? What is going on here at this club? Where am I going to be in a year or two years? Are we still going to be flapping around, hiring and firing? We're still going to be building the project and bringing in young players and giving them these long contracts?

45:03I mean, so if you're a player and you're 25, 26 or whatever you are, you're in the peak of your career, and you're at a club that really doesn't know what direction it's going in, if we're being honest, and has hired a very inexperienced manager, and they may not be in the Champions League next year, you kind of would look around. Unfortunately, supporters of whatever club you're at don't take kindly to this sort of news that rolls out. That's the sort of narrative of the social media these days. But, you know, whilst it might not be right, and a lot of people's eyes to say these things, who could blame one or two looking around going, you know what, this isn't working here.

45:44Maybe I should go and have the peak of my career somewhere else. To be honest, that's a really good point. If you're clearly Capitolo, whoever Chelsea's owners are, you're loving this because it's taken a lot of heat off of you. Nobody's focused on your mismanagement of the football club. and now you've got somebody to blame. Well, from Clear Lake's perspective, now the fans have somebody to turn on for a lot of dysfunction. Honestly, players like Enzo Fernandes. So if I'm sitting in Chelsea's boardroom and I know I'm making an absolute mess, he's doing me a huge favour here. And I'm calling everybody I know in the media.

46:18I'm like, man, talk about this some more. I'm loving everybody going to town on this. You see, I said the wink. Look, he's talking about the wink. I literally just said to you the wink. Luke Schaaf played the week. Do you remember the last sort of big name player? It might have been one or two in between. I don't know. Do you remember when Lukaku basically come out and said, it's a different situation, but basically said, I don't want to be here. Yeah. But then he was still there and the fans turned on him. Yeah. And that becomes very difficult for you. Listen, we all get booed from opposing fans.

46:50And you ask any professional, 50 ,000 opposing fans shout at you, boo you. You don't care. you're just used to it as a professional you just brush it off and you laugh about it when your own fans turn on you that really is a punch in the gut and I'm not suggesting that could happen but there's already rumblings at Chelsea some of the supporters are not happy with what's going on and if they're reading these quotes which I presume they are then Enzo Fernandes is just going to have to play well or the fans will turn it's as simple as that Okay. Wink, wink. Wink, wink. Maybe we should make it the Mario and Diddy show.

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48:50favorite rack store for free. Great brands, great prices. That's why you rack. Welcome to the latest edition of Extra Time. Craig and Chakra here in the studio. Mario Melchiot joining us and we've got your questions here. Let's go for it. Bernardo Silva. Did you see yesterday's show? I didn't see yesterday's show yet, no.

49:14The presenter. The presenter. Oh, he's got himself into tonight's show, don't worry. Oh, I remember you. Sat at home, right? I'm not going to use the old underpants line again because it's getting a bit boring. But it's close, I think. Shoe-holding himself into this show he's not even on. But did he learn nothing from you when he was in Madrid about culinary, cuisine? No. Well, it's funny you should say that because it's to do with that. Alright, let's go. Yeah, so, okay, wait for that, alright. Bernardo Silva, if you were him, where go after the summer? Where do you go after the summer? MLS, Saudi or stay in Europe?

50:02I always say if a question comes in here and it's grammatically not correct, it needs to go in the bin straight away. How many years left at the top level? What? So you're not answering that one because you're not happy with it's grammar. I'm not happy with it's grammar. Did I miss this today? He announced he was leaving, did he? I think, did he? Was he? I don't know. I didn't see anything. If I'm, well, to the question, if I'm Bernard, I think Bernard of Silva has still got another three years at the top. Now, again, I'll say this every single time. You plucked that number out of nowhere. Yeah, yeah, I do, yeah.

50:38But I'll say this every single time. If Bernard of Silva decides he wants to go to Saudi Arabia for a huge pay packet, He's earned that right and I will not question that in the slightest. But as a player I think he can still play at this level, at the highest level in Europe for another three years. He was going to Barca a couple of years ago and I think City talked him out of, might have been a year or two, I think Guardiola and City talked him out of that move and he signed another contract but I think he is ready to go. As quite a few City players may be and it's not just the fact that the manager may go but the fact they have these potential points deductions or even a relegation or certainly a charge is coming their way so that is going to be difficult for them so yeah absolutely he can go and play at the top, I don't know if he's got another three in him That's the number I plucked Two and a half

51:33Two years and ten months Two years I give him two Yeah, I give him two too. But I think like, you know, what Silva is doing. I've been to this season. I think I've seen him two times or one time, at least minimum one time live. And what he means for his team and how he takes the responsibility from some of the players that are not in the game. And the way he does that, I felt like now this guy is just has it all. You understand? So and I don't see him quickly the way he plays as well and the way he thinks because he's certainly a player that is his brain of thinking that makes him even look quicker.

52:08because he's technically gifted, but also quick thinking. And I think sometimes it goes a longer time than someone that's just quick because sometimes you lose your speed or you lose certain things, but the way you think, that's what he has. And I think, yeah, wherever he goes, I think he can still stay where he is at the moment. So I don't see him quickly leaving, but two years I give him. I give him two years, not the three that Chaka gave him. Two years. Okay, Craig, start, bench, or drop. Team that will get relegated this season. Nottingham Forest, Spurs, West Ham. Oh boy.

52:46What do you mean? Who's the most likely to get relegated? Who's the second most likely and who's the least likely of the three? Ooh, I say squadron leader. Spurs is difficult to judge because they're still without a manager. And I think that appointment could be key. Most likely.

53:09I think at the most likely moment, I'm trying to do a show here. Yeah. Can you show me? I'm trying to do a live show and you're mumbling along. No points, lost last straw. Where's it got? Spurs, most likely. At the moment, because they've got no guts in the fight. Forrest next. And West Ham because of the position that they're in. No, no. Spurs, West Ham, Forrest. And I've got no idea what I'm saying. That kind of feels about right. Leeds are still in it. Leeds are definitely still in it. But Leeds have got guts and fight and spirit about them. Whereas I'm questioning Spurs at the moment. West Ham have put together a decent little run where they keep picking up points and I think that's working in their favour right now.

54:09Spurs without a match, of course, that's an uncertainty and that depends heavily on who they bring in. They bring in another Igor Tudor, well, yeah, then they're absolutely favour. The Zerbys looking like it could possibly happen. They're throwing the kitchen sink at that, allegedly, you know, in terms of money. which money that money and that's part of the problem that having to chop this money so we're told to get the Zerbi to come now rather than come in the summer because they're in there's so much in the mire and they're in the mire because they didn't chop money at the likes of Eze and others because they're holding back on the wages and now they're having to go the other way so it all depends on on on what happens.

54:51Spoo's West Ham Forest is that what you said Spoo's West Ham Forest? Go ahead, Mario. Greg, Greg, what happens if they bring the Serby there? They're bringing another fire, you know, another fire to the house. I know they're looking at him, but hey, when Mourinho came, fire. You understand? So many coaches that go there, it's fire. And now they want to bring a guy in that is, the Serby don't look to me, that he's going to accept certain things. And they don't want a coach that don't accept. So if they're going to bring another one that doesn't accept, they have to be ready that he's going to talk back and really quickly as well.

55:29So for me, if I look at the line, yeah, maybe I was looking at Forrest because I didn't expect the fight to come in earlier. But now I'm worried about Spurs, man, and people will go like, yeah, because you never know. I'm worried for Spurs, man, because they have everything beautiful except the direction they want to go. That's totally not looking beautiful. Shaka, are you secretly hoping that Jamaica lose tomorrow? No, I want Jamaica to win. Who are they playing tomorrow, Shaka? They are playing the Democratic Republic of Congo. They're not favourites, are they? No, Congo are favourites. But Jamaica qualifying for the World Cup is great for Caribbean football.

56:08Is there no rivalry then down in the Caribbean? I describe it as a sibling rivalry. Against each other, we're going hammer and tongs. It's a huge rivalry between the islands. But outside of that, outside of the Caribbean, we're family. And that's how I see it. It's a bit like that with Scotland and England, isn't it? Yeah, Netherlands and Germany, according to Maria. Yeah, apparently. We've just thought that out earlier. I mean, Scottish people are out there partying when England are playing. They're all so kind and parting also Scots. Wow. Yeah, so no, he's not. bookmakers say the four favorites to win the world cup are spain france argentina and england after that come the likes of portugal germany the netherlands brazil belgium and maybe italy out of this second tier which team do the guys think could actually win it who's the second tier again so i think that they're just saying portugal germany netherlands Brazil, Belgium?

57:07Not. Probably Portugal. Yeah, Portugal. I think I'll tell you... Portugal on paper. Yeah, I can't see Portugal. I can't see any of them winning it. I readily going to get there. Big game against Bosnia tomorrow. Yeah. What's the hubby doing? Stressing. Crying. Panicking. Yeah, panicking. Is he sat watching it in his underpants? How's he dressing up? Tomorrow's a big affair. Oh, no, he's sitting watching it with his dad, so I hope not. Because that would be quite a seat to watch, you know. Both of them in their underpants. The mum tried to get them to, they're in town, the in-laws tried to go up to Boston for a trip and they've said no because they have to be right in Friday Place in front of the screen for this.

57:48No stresses on getting back, so we'll see. Which does lead us to the next question from Dan Thomas. Yeah, well. Now she's pretending to be Italian. Don't believe Kay and her food snub ways. she was more than happy to help herself to my 1 euro 99 dear pizza back in the day which we all know is untrue because one as an Italian I don't eat pineapple on a pizza yeah yeah what do you mean as an Italian they well they're making fun of me the other day because I cheered for Tonali's goal that's all right yes but working where was it what was Bruce Tonali's it was in the semi-final for their World Cup qualifiers.

58:32I cheered on the goal that Tonali scored that would have got them to, that helped them along to the final, which wasn't caught on camera, but they decided to tell everybody on set. And I just said, I want a happy household. That's all right. I agree with that fully, Kay. I have no issue with that. And two, I was just wondering what top Dan wears when he goes to watch Brazil-France. England. Oh, he wore his Brazil top, didn't he? Did he wear his Brazil He wore his Brazil top. He was presented to Frank Leboeuf. Yeah. He got tickets from France and he wore his Brazil top. Well, he knows where his bread's buttered.

59:07Exactly, and I know where mine's buttered, so... Because he'd get battered. But at the same time, while you're part Italian, frankly, part Scottish... I'm actually not percent Italian. Part Scottish. You're from Minnesboro with a parmel. I'm still trying to figure out, well, a parmel. Kay, an Italian dish. Shakin, I am more Italian than you. Kate, Kate, are you really Italian? I'm not Italian at all, but my kids are Italian. Mario, they're part Italian. Okay, good. All my in-laws are Italian. That's enough for me, I mean. You know, so. That's enough. See, I'm giving you Italian. I'm giving you Italian.

59:45Italian by... But Dan, don't worry, I'll be cheering for England with you. Dan doesn't even understand Italian food. Yeah, he does not. Dan doesn't even understand Italian food, so don't worry about it. No, he doesn't know. He owns fish and chips. Dan don't understand food. Any food. Anybody that puts pineapple on a pizza should be frog-matched into a darkened room and locked away. Agreed. Agreed. Pineapple on a pizza? No. Agreed. And that's how we know I was never sharing Dan's cheap pizza. Alright, that will do it for the latest edition of Extra Time. Thank you so much for sending in your questions.

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