Everton Slap United Silly

27:25A blow to their title credentials. Great performance from Newcastle. Of course, all the goals coming in that six-minute spell. We spoke at length about this game at the weekend, so I don't want to really go over old ground. But I do want to bring up something that Frank Leboeuf said a few weeks ago during an argument we had. The question was, is Erling Haaland the best ever striker in the Premier League? And whose name did he bring up in that conversation? Our guest today, Dimitar Berbatov. So I suppose, Dimitar, you're the right person to ask who's better, you and your pom or Haaland? Oh, no.

28:01Come on, guys. I think Haaland is a beast. He is a level above me for sure. But in the conversation of the best striker ever in the Premier League, I mean the names you have there, Aron Shearer, Thierry Henry, Harit Kane, players that were available. But in his case, if he continues on that rate, he is going to be among the best for sure. How much of a problem though is it, Dimitri, for City that it seems to be if he doesn't score, no one else does? It can be a problem because then obviously you're going to have a bad day. You're going to miss the chances. You're not going to score one or two games.

28:47Then someone else needs to step up. But when you get used to your big star to score every game, sometimes that can be a problem because then nobody's used to score goals. just your main striker. So that's something that I think Gordillo knows pretty well. And that's why they should find a solution for this. Either someone else will take this responsibility or they should, you know, continue to fit in with the balls to score. Like, for example, Harry Kane was for Spurs. Harry Kane was the main guy who was scoring goals season after season after season. And in that regard, they didn't have much problem.

29:20So maybe Haaland will be the same, scoring and scoring and scoring. One last thing, Deepitha. I know you've got to go soon, but I just want to switch attentions quickly to Liverpool. Liverpool, of course, losing at home against Nottingham Forest. So many questions about where it's gone wrong so far for the defending champions this season. Obviously, sitting in the bottom half of the table after that home defeat against Forest. Dimitri, I want to talk to you about Alexander Izak. If he rang you up and he said, look, what advice would you give me to get going at Liverpool, to get on the score sheet, what would you say to him?

29:54Don't think about the price tag. Don't think about it. I know that he's probably thinking from time to time because that's a lot of money paid for one player. The transfer that was happening that happened, happened in the manner that you don't want it to happen. It reminds me a bit of myself back in the day where I wanted to go to United for Spurs. People were disappointed. People were angry. Fans were angry. When you have a situation like this, it's going to affect you. Then when you go to the new team, of course, expectations are there. You put expectations on yourself. You know about the price tag, even if you don't admit it.

30:30Now you know that everybody's expecting from you to take the ball from your own half and pretty much bring it to the other half and score by yourself. But that's not the case. Of course, if your team is going through difficult moments and games like Liverpool's right now, you're going to suffer. You're a striker. You're depending on the crosses, on the balls from the midfield so you can score goals. He's in a difficult position. I can only give an advice in a short sentence stay strong in the head here is the answer How difficult is it to do that? As you say, with the price tag, with the Anfield fans with the fact they're defending champions and they're nowhere near Arsenal at the moment psychologically that's got to be something that you really struggle with day to day I'm not going to give you a light to it it's very difficult and it's going to be very difficult So my thinking will be, and it was when I was in this position, get good people around you.

31:29People that will tell you the truth. When you need to hear the truth, they will be honest with you. Of course, the teammates to be supportive. The manager needs to continue to believe in you, to know that you're going to play. Because the strikers, we are a different breed. We think that we are special. Big egos. We want to feel special and to feel welcome. Selfish. Also, if you're a striker, you need to be able to score goals. And the manager is crucial here to be there and support him in that difficult moment that he is now. And, of course, him as a player, as a player who wants to show that he is good enough, again, stay strong in the head.

32:11It's not that easy, of course. And that's why good people around you are crucial. And I suppose the problem with that, Stevie, is that with what's happening at Liverpool at the moment, are we in a situation where basically everybody's looking after themselves? Well, I would suggest that, you know, to begin with, everybody has to do that. You know, the question you asked Dimitar there, I was thinking about Paul and I, Paul Mariner, and he used to tell me all the time, whenever he went through a dry spell, a gold drought, the way he would forget about it is by every single day on his own with a goalie and somebody else and do finishing for half an hour.

32:50He'd do it every single day. So when he turned up the only thing he had in his mind was what he'd spent the whole week doing. Putting the ball in the back of the net. Just a little thing to trick your mind into thinking you're actually scoring goals and you're not going 10 games or whatever it is without a goal. So that's what I was thinking about when you asked me that. So is this just a case, Dimitar, he gets one and it's like Van Nistelroen used to say, didn't he? It's like ketchup out of a bottle. Then it would just keep coming and coming. Or is it such a psychological block at the moment that even if you get one, you won't necessarily add to that quickly because of the way Liverpool are playing?

33:24Exactly. Both ways work. Sometimes you score one and another will follow, another will follow, and then you're in a great position. Then you score one, another dry spell will follow. It's different. It's different. But I agree completely that sometimes building the right habit of putting the ball in the back of the net. If that means in the practice, in the training round, even if you don't have a goalkeeper, just a goal, someone cross you the ball, just get in the habit of putting it in the back of the net. Get that self-belief that even if a good ball is coming to you, you are confident and concentration enough to put it in the back of the net.

33:56And of course, the one goal is the start. That will give you the confidence back because striker feeding on that confidence of scoring goal. So when he scores that first goal, a big problem will resolve from itself. But then he needs to continue on that consistency of scoring goal. Again, it's more easy said than done, of course. Especially if your team is in a bad situation and don't play good football, like Liverpool right now in this moment. It's going to be more difficult for him. Just to go back to your question about... The reason I said you have to look after yourself first is because everybody who steps on the field has to do their job first.

34:33Right. You know, it's one thing to talk about looking after your teammates and looking after this guy and then we do that. But you need everybody to, first and foremost, do the job that you're putting the team to do. And then once everybody sorts themselves out, then you can pull it all together. But you need everybody to do their job first before they can help each other. And then, of course, as a defender, you can play on that, surely, against a striker who's struggling. Yes, yes, of course. You can intimidate him, you can say bad words to him. But you know what? You always pay attention to a wooden beast, you know, because if he wakes up, he's going to be terrible.

35:21So you better leave him on the side, you know, and forget about him and just let him deal with his issues. issues, but it's true that you play on that, you know, and when he misses an action, you say, oh, my God, you're not the player you used to be. You could say that. I never did, but you could say that. And, but I heard people saying that, oh, my God, the guy, the guy is not there. He's not there anymore. That's terrible. That's really terrible. But it can happen to defenders as well. You know, when you try one time, you tackle, it doesn't work another time, and a goal and a non-goal against you, and sometimes it goes and goes.

35:58Yeah, it's difficult. And you feel sympathy, you know, for Isaac, like for all the guys who have a dry spell, because you say, oh, my God. Because we know they eat that. They need that. They need that to stop being starved. And that's what it is. And I really hope that Isaac's going to try to find the net very soon and he's going to be better. Dimitri, one last question before I let you go. Tottenham Hotspur, Manchester United, Liverpool, what order do they finish at the end of the season? You're provoking me here. No, I never. Oh, you've made that before. You've made it before. Oh, boy. Of course, I'm biased here.

36:45Of course, I'm going to say Liverpool should finish behind Tottenham and United, you know? Yeah. Hopefully, Spurs... Oh, you don't have to. Shut up, Frank. Well, hopefully Spurs and United will get their act together. And as I said, the difference between the point between the fourth and the third team is not that big right now. So that's the only thing that is good from this day if you can take something. But the consistency, that factor goes for both teams, for Spurs and for United, in my opinion. If they don't find that, they're going to suffer again this season. Did you answer my question then?

37:27Yes, Liverpool behind, Spurs and United for sure. Oh, yes. Thank you very much. Not bad at all. Much appreciated. Welcome back. Just a reminder, Frank's back with us, Shaka and Stevie as well, to answer your questions on Extra Time, which is always available on our YouTube channel. Are you looking to rebound from your high-interest credit card debt? A SoFi personal loan can help you get back on track. Consolidate your debt with a SoFi personal loan into one loan monthly payment, and you could save money on interest over time. And with as soon as the same day funding, you could hit the ground running ASAP.

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38:48The newly promoted host will be put to the test today against the might of Madrid. Kylian Mbappe in the starting 11. Vinicius Junior is not. Favos, Valera, Favos again! Has put Elche ahead! And that was a sensational move. They need Real Madrid. Trent Alexander, Paulus is bouncing around. They've got the equalizer. Housen in. Dean Housen with the final touch. And Real Madrid get the payoff. Alvaro Rodriguez. Is he going to score against his old club? Yet he is! Yet he is! What about this? Can you believe it? Can you believe that? There's something else drop around the box here. Bellingham's effort.

39:32He follows it up and it's 2-2. The lead didn't last long. Jude Bellingham striking. Right place, right time. Real Madrid had to work for that. They will go back to the top by a point. You look at that side today and you think, what's changed from Carlo Ancelotti's side? The answer is nothing. They need to wake up.

39:55Fair to say the honeymoon is well and truly over for Xavi Alonso. Of course, three games now without a win for the new coach. A lot of different talking points reflecting on that game and that form of play as Alex Kirkland joins us. Alex, I suppose the big one, isn't it? Vinicius Jr., who looked just delighted to be on the bench. And that has now sparked rumours that he has told Real Madrid, hey, I am not saying anything about a new contract. as long as Alonso's here. Yeah, well, that situation's been stalled for a long time, Dan. And we know the situation between Vinicius and Alonso in particular, it's been the case since the summer.

40:31It started in the summer when Alonso came in, going back to the Club World Cup. Around that time, Vinny's camp started to feel that the player wasn't, you know, the kind of player that the coach was particularly enamoured with. And that's continued every time he's been on the bench. And he's been benched multiple times by Alonso so far this season, and something that never happened, really, under Carlo Ancelotti. When Vili was fit, he played. He was, you know, untouchable under that regime, and that's no longer the case. And like I say, it's been brewing now for months, and certainly there are growing reports here that he's not the only one.

41:04This situation between Xabi Alonso and the dressing room, something that Alonso denied after the Elche game, he said, no, the connection between me and the players is improving, it's getting better and better. It doesn't look like that's the case. Now, I think this was always going to be a potential issue, you know, going from the anti-Lotti regime to Xabi Alonso to completely contrasting coaches in terms of styles. That was never going to be easy. But you've got to bring the players along with you if you get the results. At the start of the season, Madrid were getting results. Now they are not.

41:34And increasingly, there are signs that the players are not happy during that Elche game. Some of the things that we've been told were kind of non-negotiable under Alonso, working off the ball, out of possession, tracking back, intensity. We're not getting that now from a number of round-of-trip players. And this situation is really getting quite serious there. I think there's five games now coming up to the City game in the Champions League. And over those five games, if we don't start getting results, if the players don't look like they're on board with the Xabi Alonso project, Vinicius Junior and all the rest, then it really is time for the alarm bells to start ringing, I think.

42:11This is fascinating, Stevie, because this is a case of it's OK to treat the players like that by Leverkusen, but at Real Madrid, it's a different breed. You know, we were talking earlier about culture. The culture at Real Madrid is that El Presidente upstairs is more interested in... Spanish, Stevie, is classic. I know, yeah, I've been practising. He's way more interested in keeping the players happy than the manager because he clearly thinks I can get another manager. Right. So if this does continue, and the rumblings with Vinny in particular, then it wouldn't be a shock for Xavi Alonso to be let go.

42:45But he's been there, Shaq. He's been at big clubs. He's been at Real Madrid, Bayern Munich, Liverpool. He surely knows that maybe you have to treat these sort of players differently than he has done in the past. That's the biggest surprise to me. Xavi Alonso knows dressing rooms, successful dressing rooms, like probably nobody else in the game right now. So for him to have this kind of disconnect with this Real Madrid dressing room is as big a surprise to me as I'm sure it is to Xavi Alonso. And how the question now is, kind of given where we are, how do you fix that? How do you make that right?

43:18Vinicius Jr. has clearly made his opinions known, and you can't make it right with him. Can other things come up? Can other relationships be fixed in that dressing room? Again, I'm not sure. And the only outcome I see, or the most likely outcome I see to this right now is, given where we are, with Real Madrid and that dressing room, if Real Madrid don't win anything this season, it is not beyond Ferencino Perez to let Xabi Alonso go. Even before the end of the season. And then probably the only, if you're a Liverpool fan, you're probably thinking, the way things are going here, this would be great for us.

43:56that otherwise this just continues to twist and turn and only gets worse as the season goes on. You pulled a face when I said to Xhaka that he should know. I don't see Xavi Alonso kissing people's backside just to keep the guy upstairs happy and keep them happy. You know, there comes a stage where you... If what's happening at the moment isn't working. But to that point... But that's not really... You have to respect yourself before anybody else. Right. And if you are that way inclined, that the only way you can do it is by going around kissing Vinny Jr's backside, then you know what? You don't have to kiss backside.

44:39Surely you just have to play. Yeah, that's my... People, the way Vinny is, it's that or it's nothing. You think so? Absolutely, 100%. I mean, the game, we showed his face. It speaks a thousand words. Look at the way he acted a couple of weeks ago. Why should this guy be on the field? It's all about him. Me, me, me. And again, it depends on Xabi Alonso. And I don't see Xabi Alonso losing his own self-respect to keep a guy like Vinny Hartman just because he wants a job. Now, don't get me wrong. It is arguably the biggest job in football. but at the end of the day, is that worth your own self-respect?

45:20I don't think so. See, my thing is, I'm not asking Javi Alonso to kiss anybody's behind here. That's not... Can you say something, Shaka? Go ahead. The thing is, how can he ask other people in the team and the squad to do things and then let Vinny off with not doing it? Because that's the reason Vinny's sitting in his backside. That's not what I'm saying. So, let... And my surprise around Xabi Alonso here is, if Xabi Alonso was a player in that team, in that dressing room, what would he as a player, as the captain, be saying to Vinicius Junior to get the best out of him? Now, again, to my point, nobody knows that situation as a player better than Xabi Alonso.

46:04The dressing rooms that he sat in, Bayern, Liverpool, Real Madrid, nobody knows that better than Xabi Alonso. So now to see him to kind of struggle to fix that relationship or build that, how are we going to phrase it? As a head coach, as a manager, I find surprising because if he was in that dressing room as a player, there is no doubt in my mind that he would have fixed it. And the problem is, being a player and being a coach, on the face of it, seem like a similar type of job. Right. But it's not. It's a completely different ballgame. As a player, you're looking after yourself, you're listening to the manager.

46:38if you can help other people you do. When you become the coach, it's a different ball game. And you've got to deal with El Presidente. You've got to deal with El Presidente sat up the stairs. A lot going on. Who you know, who you know by the way because his record tells you that if you don't keep the big boys happy then you're at the door. That's a horrible place to be. The Madrid media is extremely powerful. El Presidente of course runs some of it, Alex. Which side are they taking in this? He's back. He's definitely back. Well, look, it's hard to give a definitive answer on that at this stage.

47:13There's a lot of criticism now for Xavi Alonso. No question about that. Criticism of his team selection, his tactics, and the fact that the results aren't going their way. There's also criticism for the players. Of course, when you get results like this, a series of results like this, against Liverpool, against Rayo, against Elche, there's criticism for some of the players for not performing. But ultimately, I mean, going back to the point that I was just talking about, if it's a choice between how do you solve this? you change the coach, you change a whole bunch of the players. It's much easier to do one of those things than the other.

47:43And at Real Madrid, it's always been ultimately the coach that goes. The irony in all this is that this is kind of why Xabi Alonso was brought in. You bring in Xabi Alonso to shake things up, to get rid of some of the bad habits that had developed under the previous regime. There was a widespread feeling last season that the players had too much power, that the coach was too soft on them, and sort of, to a certain extent, gave them too much freedom. So what do you do? You bring in Xabi Alonso to change those things. He has changed a lot of those things. And like I say, I guess you can only do that if the results go along with it.

48:15But there's no doubt that the pressure is really growing now. It's starting to get quite serious. And there is genuine discussion now about, like I say, not even end of the season, in the relatively short term. These next few games, you've got Olympiacos, of course, this week in the Champions League. Then it's Girona, Athletic Club in La Liga. That's a big one. And especially the City game. if by then, like I say, just five games, if things haven't turned around, we could potentially be looking at decision-making time, which seems extraordinary to say when you think about how quickly we've got to this point.

48:46But we're not that far away now. Xhaka's already got him going to Liverpool. Alex, thank you very much, mate. Much appreciated. A lot more on the fallout from Real Madrid's draw against Elche on the latest edition of the Gab and Jules podcast. You know, recommendations can be great. Maybe someone recommended this podcast, and here you are. But home projects are different. If a podcast isn't your thing, you lose a few minutes. If you hire your cousin's neighbor to mount your TV, you might end up with a lopsided screen and wall damage. Maybe I know a guy just isn't enough for your home. That's why Thumbtack works.

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50:17Welcome in to the latest edition of Extra Time. Frank Leboeuf joins us. Shaka Hislop's here. Stevie Nichol as well. A lot of the questions about infighting as well. Is that the first one we've got today? We talked about this on the show, obviously. Questions for Stevie, Shaka and Frank. Oh, no, okay, here we go. Shaka, was that supposed to be red or yellow card for Garnagay? It was a red card. Yeah, you can't punch someone in the face. Oh, how's the face? You're going to punch a red card. There you are. Here we go. Shaka says so. There we go. He didn't punch him. He didn't punch him. Will Smith him, didn't he?

50:51It wasn't about Will Smith, really. It was a slap. That's more humiliating. What was Will Smith? I'd rather be punched than slapped. But, slaps is humiliation, you know? Yeah. Don't you think so? Yeah, red card, red card. Okay, perfect, red card. I think my questions are out of order. Let's see what we have next. What excitement. I can't see that far, you know? The next North London derby is February the 21st, 2026. So will Thomas Frank be in charge at Spurs? Shaka? That's the day before my birthday. Is it? Yes. It's my birthday this Friday, by the way. Yes, let's talk about that. Yes, exactly.

51:25And me, January 22nd. Yep, yep. Are you here next week, Frank? Yes! Yes! You will have freebies! You will have freebies, Dan Thomas! You can go to the restaurant with me. I'll have my shorts out ready. My name's a little in the normal at the moment. I have your shorts, Dan. Sorry? Never mind.

51:53Yes, Thomas Frank will still be in charge. Steven. On my birthday. Correct me if I'm wrong. How old were you being then, Shane? Huh? 48. Yeah. Yeah, good luck. Correct me if I'm wrong. Okay. So it was Daniel Levy that hired Frank. Is that correct? Sure.

52:16Yes, it was. So there's a possibility that he might not be. Because when the hierarchy changes, people want to make... People want to make a statement and if they think they want to be the person that makes the change, I think it matters that it's not Daniel Levy. For Stevie, should Liverpool focus on the Champions League? Beat Real Madrid, didn't they?

52:47Do you know what? You can't even... Right now... Who have you got this week? Do you know?

52:57PSV PSV, alright Right now Did you just say mumble then? No, I was trying to figure out who they were playing in Champions League I talked to myself now and again I don't know if you noticed I was trying to figure out PSV, Shaka says Do you know, actually, right now all they've got to do is it doesn't matter if their next game is the Calibou Cup the FA Cup, the league, whatever, it really doesn't matter. They've got to try and win a game. Yeah, but didn't we think they did that against Real Madrid? We thought, oh, here we go. Corner turned. Oop, there it is. Well, you've got to start again. Dan, you get knocked down, what do you do?

53:36Well, you get back up against Chambawamba. Chambawamba. Go on Real Madrid up. So you've got to start again. Let's have you again. You've got to start again. Get on your feet and get after it. We'll have you again. No, that's the answer. El Presidente. El Presidente. We all do wins. When it's not just. We all do it on Wednesday. That's the game. Oh God. My stitches are going to go. You don't make that kind of joke. Let me tell you something. Stevie said he wouldn't give me CPR if I collapse. I'll repay the favour. I'll repay the favour. What a sight that would be. People are like no. No. Oh no!

54:20He still has. He opens the eyes to see Stevie loose in his tight. He'll be like, I'm alright, I'm alright. I need to go for a warm up post. You're a mariner. I'm good, thank you, I'm good. There's an extra time question. Which colleague would you prefer to? Can you see me up here? Right, come on, serious soccer show. Frank, if you're captain of Everton, how would you handle the Gay Keane incident? Do you deal with it at half-time, post-match, or wait until training? I would wait until training. Right. Because half-time, of course not. After the game, they won't, so everything is OK. But I think you have to deal to make sure that the dressing room works well.

55:00And you need to solve out the problem because it's a failure if they don't go along together. So especially when you see Everton, you know that you have to work together and they showed it 10 against 11. So you have to carry on like that. You need to solve the problem. They have to go into peace. Otherwise, it's gonna be a nightmare. It's over. You don't need to talk about it in training. Somebody will show up at training on Monday with two sets of boxing gloves, everybody laughs, and then everybody moves on. And it's done. You agree, Stevie? Yep. Which former Palace man, that's a good question for you, Shaft-Li Bundesliga, would you build a team around?

55:40Elysee or Eze? And who will outperform on Wednesday? I've been my team around as it right and and who will yeah who will be the star I suppose on Wednesday we saw I think Barnwell would so I'm gonna go you think so away against Arsenal yeah why right there right in that gut right in the gut Stevie? Eze. Eze? Yep. Why? Well, he's... Eze to both. Eze to both. Eze's had a better season, hasn't he? Well, you're asking me or telling me. I'm telling you. OK. Because it's a fact. If you think. Whatever you think. Do you think Eze's had a better season than Eze? No. I've not thought about the question.

56:28Well, I'm asking the question now. I'm just telling you that I would build it around Eze. Yeah, but the argument is Eze's had a better season, hasn't he, than Eze. That's a fact. Let me know when you answer the question. Well, I'm asking you a sub-question. Just give MCBR now. Just give MCBR now. Just shut him up. Stevie, do you really think that people change? Do you know because they are that thing, you know, that he's going to change? They're going to be humble and wiser and a nice person? No, he's still Dan Thomas. He's still the same. Humble and nicer. I think he's proven your point today already.

57:04So, what's your answer? Which one? Which question? The questions that you've decided you want to ask. Oh my God, you just asked me three different questions at one time. We'll give the answer to all three questions. So, in terms of Eze, I would build a team around Eze. I think Eze is going to be involved more both going forward and defensively. I think Elici relies more on other players to get him the ball than Eze does. That is my answer, thank you. Okay, and who will be the star on Wednesday between the two of them? I think I will go with Eze again. Okay. Because they're at home. he's more likely to be on the ball more than Elyse will be.

57:39OK. And who's had the better season is the third question. Well, I know what you think. Yes. Because you just told me ten times in the space of ten seconds. My opinion means nothing. I'm a mere humble presenter. Well. What am I hearing? Well, it depends on what you're after. Are you after numbers? If we're looking at numbers here, Elyse's had a better season. It's not a difficult question. In terms of data, Elyse's had a better season. Right, data. Yes. And that's what you're going on? Yeah, I'm going with data. OK. Not data. No. Data. Don't start. You say data, I say data. Final question. Frank, do you want to say anything?

58:21Yeah, we'll go for Alize in all your questions. Yeah, all the answers, Alize. Right answer. Stevie, when Everton play United, what kind of outcome are you hoping for? What? The one I got. Oh, I see. Because it's... You don't hate Everton, though. No. No. Only when we play them. There isn't quite the same... No. No, it's not the same. Anger in the eyes. Correct. Alright, lovely. Well, Frank, start packing. Saving some money for dinner. Lovely. Yeah. We look forward to it. Of course. Stevie, you're off now for Thanksgiving. You might a liar. I am. Stevie's going to somewhere where he's got 45 people for Thanksgiving.

59:01What? That's a lot of people. What? I know. 46. 46? Yeah. And they all pretend to be your friends? No. No. No. No, they don't understand what you're saying. That's it. They're just going, I'm going to make it. Is that your release? That's it, then. ESPN FC. Good luck to Eleonore. Have a lovely time, Stephen. Thank you very much, Daniel. And Shakra enjoying Football Americas tonight. Thank you, Dan. We'll be back. Again. Oh, thank you. We'll be back tomorrow for more Champions League talk.

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