Gab & Juls Show: Bellingham & Mbappe run riot in El Clásico win

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27:29Let's go. Liverpool fall away to Brentford. 3-2, Robbo, four defeats on the bounce in the Premier League. Five in the last six. The only win was against Eintracht Frankfurt, who had conceded after the game, I think, 23 goals conceded in six games. Not good. Slott says there are many things wrong. What say you? Absolutely. There's lots of things wrong. Defensively, they're not anywhere near as, what's the right word, committed to go and close the ball down as they were. Defenders are making poorer decisions. They're not defending set plays particularly well. In attack, there's no cohesion. Their key players aren't playing particularly well.

28:05there's lots of things that Slott's got to sort out and you can tell by the changes he's making and the sort of changes sometimes with the formation the changes of the personnel if you keep doing that you're never going to get that consistency he's got to stick with something and say right okay this is the way I'm going to go and try and stick with it yeah I disagree sorry I think I would take that to a point so centre backs you got to stick with them because you have no other centre backs and you know that these guys are good it's just they've been playing horrendously right where I would push back a little bit is you already made a big change when you go to 4-2-3-1 with Wurtz in the hole.

28:39You saw I think you have to explore the 4-4-2 more. Not based on the Frankfurt game because Frankfurt are horrendous and some of the goals I scored were set pieces anyway. But a scenario with Wurtz and Jules disagrees with me strongly on this Wurtz wide and then coming inside on possession to create is a much better option for me than Verts in the middle and getting overrun in midfield. And the other advantage of 4-4-2 is Salah, who defensively doesn't do the work that he used to do, play him in a front two. He's done it before. Play him in a front two. You can choose Isak, Akitike, whoever you want alongside him.

29:22Try that. See if you have mileage there. Yeah, because although Verts probably would say, I don't really fancy playing out wide, as you said, in possession, he wouldn't actually go out wide. he'd make that run slightly infield. If it worked for Zinedine Zidane, it can work for you for him. And if the right back was Fringpong, it's not going to be at the moment because he's injured, he can get Fringpong down or Connor Bradley going down the outside of him. It works because most teams change their formation from defensive to attacking situation. And less pressure for Salah as well. Now, Kawhi Dey.

29:51Kawhi Dey. Kawhi Dey, sorry. I mean, you know, was named man of the match gab. And, you know, yes, he's nowhere near the Italian team. What's going to go on? So, yes, So I got a text from Mark Ogden saying, he's like, why isn't he on the Italy side? Right? Is that how Mark Ogden speaks? Oh, yeah. Yeah. You know, he does it in a much grimmer tone. Northern accent. So, all right. Coyote's only 21 years old. In Italy, we think that, you know, you're a child until you're in your mid-20s. He had a bad season last year. He had a bad season at club level. He had a bad season after moving to Brentford.

30:24He wasn't playing. This season, he's playing a lot. I think he's going to be in contention. Now, on the right, Italy, we've got DeLorene. So we've got Cambiasso. We have other options. Yeah. And we haven't yet discovered the power of the throwing. But guess what? He was man of the match in this game, not just because he can throw the ball really long. Arsenal extend their lead at the top of the table as Eberici Eze scores against his old club. Robbo, stout defending and set pieces. This is the way forward. And some good attacking players as well. You've got to be an all-round. We didn't see it in this game.

30:56Not particularly. No, Arsenal didn't play at their very best. But if you want to win lots of things, you have to have a bit of everything. You can't just be one-dimensional. But they have a lot of very good defenders. They've conceded three goals this season. They have a lot of set pieces. Not just their defense. They've scored five goals from open play in the league all season. That's not a lot. So, yeah, set plays have been a big part of their armory. Defending not just the back four, but all around the pitch, they're quite good at doing that. Declan Rice, I think, is absolutely superb in midfield for them at the defensive side of the game.

31:27and they've got strong, quick back players. I mean, Timber has been excellent for a couple of years now. So those things are right. But I also think they, on their day with Saka and maybe the centre forward, they've got players that can go past. Yeah, they do. But I think right now they don't have Saka at his best and they don't have Uri Gard at all. No. They'll go up and knock if the windows guys come back. They'll still have enough to win most games at the moment as they showed against Atletico Madrid and they showed against Crystal Palace this week, in one week. The little gooder comes out again.

31:56Hakimi and PSG beat up Brest 3-0. Gab, pretty straightforward, wasn't it? Extremely straightforward. He mixed it up. He left a bunch of guys on the bench. Nuno Mendes, Dembele, Desiree Douai. You know, it helps. You can bring on the Ballon d 'Or. Desiree Douai came on to score in garbage time. He's really biding his time. And look, Asher Hakimi, Joel says he'd give him the African Ballon d 'Or. I would give him because the seaman is African. but he's right up there. Robert, we're not done because we have more quick hits. Absolutely. Don't look now, but Manchester United have won three league games in a row as they beat Brighton 4-2.

32:37Are they turning a corner? Legions of Manchester United fans, including our stand-in producer today, Mark, who is Irish and therefore a United fan. They all want to know. I think they are turning a corner slightly. Ah, Rupert Amarim proven right. Well, I'm going to say he's proven right. He didn't listen to the haters. Cheers. But what he's done, or what the club have done, they've got two players in there that are now having an effect on their attacking quality. And Bermot looks to be a really good player at the moment. We saw it at Brentford, but now he's playing in that slightly inside right position.

33:09He's getting himself turned. He's showing pace with his runs. He's scoring goals. And Kunja, you know, I know he can be a bit temperamental, but he's now beginning to open up defences. He's scoring good goals. He's seeing a pass. So if you've got attacking qualities and you look as though you're going to score goals. That makes everybody else more confident defensively. They have a better goalkeeper now as well. Maybe have a better goalkeeper. We even had a Sesco sighting on the third goal. That was a nice little turn. And he's got a more settled back through. I know Maguire didn't play at the weekend, but De Ligt, we're now seeing the De Ligt that we thought we might see several years ago.

33:42What I think is encouraging at 3-0, when Brighton get it back to 3-2, you're thinking to yourself, uh-oh, squeaky bum time, as Sir Alex might say. Are they going to implode? No, no, no. Mentally, they're still there. And I think that you have to give credit to Amarim for that. I still don't like Bruno Fernandes in front of the... And Casemiro, two central midfield players who can't run. But there we go. Now, Napoli bounced back from a humiliation against PSV and beat Inter 3-1. Yeah, what about that? There's a lot of controversy around this game. I'm sure there was. Especially the penalty 30 minutes in.

34:18I'm just going to deal with that first because this was a bizarro situation. Do I need to remind the listeners that you are an Inter fan? Mkhitaryan on Di Lorenzo. Di Lorenzo goes, extends his leg across. Mkhitaryan goes into the back of the leg. Referee sees it correctly. Waves play on. Eight seconds past. The ball is at the other end of the pitch. All of a sudden, the referee turns and signals for the penalty. Now, it's emerged since then that most likely it was the assistant referee who tells the match official, hey, you got this wrong. It should have been a penalty. VAR does not intervene because VAR has been given instructions in Italy, you know, high bar, blah, blah, blah, not too many ticky-tacky penalties.

35:05All right, this is all wrong. It's completely wrong. You referee, you're better placed than your assistant. You give it. If you're not sure, ask VAR to let you see it again. And if they had, they wouldn't have given it. Now that said, had Beppe Marotta, the Inter-Chief Executive, coming out and said, oh, we were playing so well, and they were playing well before the penalty. That penalty completely derailed us, blah, blah, blah, attacking the referees. This is lame excuse-making here, Beppe. So much respect for what you're doing for the club, but here you're wrong. Listen to your coach, Christian Kivu, who says, like, the refereeing decision cannot be an alibi, nor should it be.

35:41I should also point out, Napoli, again, really impressive how they came back. David Neres is the emergency center forward. Anything not to play Luka? Conte, of course, wound up tighter than the drum, getting into it with Lautaro Martinez, his former player, at the end. But a big, big win for Napoli. And yeah, top of the table. Inter can do better. Yes. And need to do better. Newly promoted Sunderland are up to third in the table. Shemzine Telvi bags an injury time winner away to Chelsea, and they win 2-1. Robbo, turns out Mark Yu isn't the answer up front, but is it still the usual Palmer dependency that's hurting my boy, Anto Maneska?

36:20A little bit, because they had a lot of possession and they just needed a bit more creativity around the box. You know, when you look at the stats, they dominated the ball. They dominated territory. But they didn't quite have enough guile and creativity. Joe Pedro had a bad game. Estevão needs to start otherwise. He only came on as a sub. Garnaccio, I don't think, is hit and miss out on the left-hand side. Garnaccio scores a goal and then kind of stops playing. Yeah, and he's taken off. He's the first player they take off. So, yes, there's certain things that were wrong with Chelsea, but Parma, at his best, he picks those passes, he scores goals.

36:54They're a different team. He papers over cracks. He certainly does. Now, Bayern make it 13 wins in a row to start the season as they crush Borussia Mönchengladbach 3-0. Gab, they're in the history books. They are. The only other team in a European Big Five League to win their first three games in all competitions were Fabio Capello's Milan back in 1992-93. That is setting the bar pretty high. They were a good thing. They were, yeah. Yeah, I think you could say that. It took them a while to score. Jos Raek-Kimmick only coming up in the second half, but that's because Gladbach parked the bus. And, you know, when you've got a lot of bodies there, it's hard to get through.

37:30But still, comprehensive victory. Great goal from this exciting youngster, Leonard Karl, towards the end. Roll on 14. Erling Haaland does not score for the first time in 13 games at club and country, and Manchester City fall away to Aston Villa 1-0. Robbo, some love for Unai Emery here, or are you going to blame Pep? No, a bit of love for Unai Emery. Remember, he was getting a stick at the start of the season. They couldn't score goals. They didn't look threatening enough. Their passing was too slow. I'd only watched the highlights, but extended highlights, and they created more of the opportunities.

38:04They were good on the counter-attack. There was a lot of movement. They played at a good pace. Luka Dini down the left-hand side was getting forward, getting crosses into the box. Watkins was playing much better and linking up the play. So, yes, I give a lot of credit to Unai Emery, who was under a lot of stick earlier on in the season. He's turned them around. In the end, his tremendous goal from Matty Cash. Unlikely goal, I think, from Matty Cash. I think Pep is seeing that they're one-dimensional with Erling Haaland, because he's the only one scoring. And he tried to address it. Obviously, there's no Rodri.

38:33Could have played Nico Gonzalez. Could have played... Could have dusted off... Reinders played as the whole... He played Reinders. Not his position, but I can see what he's doing. He's trying to put more creative people on there so that they can find different ways of scoring. But it's not working yet. No. Juventus lose away to an injury-riddled Letzio. Igor Tudor under a bit of stick? Under a lot of stick. And guess what? I'm not piling on. I'm not piling on. Igor Tudor is part of the problem, right? But he is changing things up. He's done it. He wanted him to play a front two. He played Jonathan David, who was terrible.

39:10Again, had a really bad game. with Dusan Vlaovic up front. Igor Trudor is part of the problem, right? But he is changing things up. He's done it. He wanted him to play a front two. He played Jonathan David, who was terrible. And now it shouldn't come at the expense of cannon yielders. I'd like to see more bravery. They took on Lazio the way they took on Real Madrid almost, except for the two strikers in midweek, which was sort of defending counter, defending counter. All that said, they created more chances. They created better chances than Lazio. Lazio scored early and could kind of manage it.

39:46And he should have had a penalty because of the Gila on Chico Conceição. He steps on his foot. That's a foul, right? I mean, step on foot. We're used to this now, right? So I don't know. I mean, Tudor isn't doing what he's part of the problem, but you're not going to solve it by sending him away. And also, you can't have this crazy knee-jerk reaction to results all the time. you have to look at performances because, yeah, now it sucks. Now it's three defeats in a row, no wins in eight. Earlier in the season, he was getting results. Like, oh, look, Tudor sorted them out. You have to figure this out.

40:20Tottenham are road warriors beating Everton away 3-0 as Mickey van der Veen bags another two goals. But Robbo, I personally think Thomas Frank should again thank lanky St. Vic because this was closer than the score. Yeah, again, saw the highlights, and Everton had quite a few chances. I mean, early on in the game. We can call them big saves from my man, Vicario. Yeah, they had big chances, and he made big saves. There's a couple of exceptional saves, one that he almost clawed back from. And some people, like Don Hutchinson, still don't like him. Because he doesn't win every ball that comes in from a corner.

40:52You know, he flaps at one or two, but he's a good goalkeeper. There's no question about it. He's a good goalkeeper. He makes good saves. And at the moment, he's one of Tottenham's best players. And they relied on a couple of set plays. They scored a decent third. But overall, as you said, the game was much closer than the 3-0 scoreline would suggest. There is an issue with the front guys. Mohamed Koudous, Randall Kolomwani and Chavi Simons. Zero goals, one shot and three touches in the opposition box combined. Yeah, and now they're also talking about getting rid of Solanke as well. They might get him up for sale.

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42:48But the reality is, Kovac, again, not my favorite guy in the world, but he's made them solid. He's built up their confidence. It's a back three. It's fullbacks or wingbacks who play like wingbacks. Felix Nemecha, another one, a guy I didn't really like. I think he's been tremendous. He's had the courage to drop the so-called skill players, whether it's Julian Brunt or whatever, to go more solid with Adeyemi and Gerasi up front. This is impressive. And you can look at this and say, oh, but they only scored late against FC. Sure, but the other team parked the bus. They still dominated them. And they got their just desert.

43:32So in terms of performance, we were there. So they were impressive in midweek as well. He had a bit of a rude awakening against Bayern because he went to Bayern and he said to Derek Ray before the game in an interview, he said, I'm not going to park the bus. We're going to play Bayern at their own game. Yeah, and his nose got longer when he said that. So they ended up with five at the back rather than three at the back. And in the second half, he said, OK, we've got to change the system. We're going to play three at the back. But the two wide centre halves are going to go and mark Bayern's wingers.

43:59We're going to be more open. We're going to be more attacking. We're going to play on the front foot more. And the game completely changed. So that would have just confused his mind slightly. When we were solid, we didn't play particularly well. when we were more open and we were more cavalier, we looked a good team against Bayern. So he's got his work cut out. He can play different ways. He's impressing me this season. I'm in the start of the record because people who, I'm not huge fans, unlike Kovacs, like Peter Bosch. Who do you do? What about his brother? Credit for his brother as well. I mean, the lookalikes on the bench.

44:32Kovacs and his brother. Clever. Clever. Now they're second on the table, and we haven't spoken about them yet, Robbo, which I think is unfair. Yes. And we should lodge a complaint. Bournemouth ruined Sean Dyche's debut on the Nottingham Forest bench and win 2-0. Got to ask, are they for real? Yes. They've got, as you keep telling me, a very good coach who plays some wonderful football. They've got some good individual players against Nottingham Forest for a good 70 minutes. They were outstanding. They created lots of opportunities. They played a pace. They were creative. Olympic goal from Tavernier?

45:11How about that? Even though the ball did go out of play, but whatever. When they pass people with the ball in individual situations, they passed it well, they look a very good team at the moment and they're going to be a tough side to play against, particularly at home at Bournemouth. Robbo, compared to last season, Heysen gone, Zabarni gone. Kerkic gone. Kerkic gone. The other guy, I don't even think is a real right back. And he rebuilds the back four just like that. You coached. is that is this a big deal or is it like no it's not a big deal you know to to so you can you can certainly coach a new back four but it usually takes a little bit of time for them to get understanding and get a gel but they've done it in the first eight nine games how hard is that it's very hard but he must have worked during the pre-season he must have worked throughout the opening weeks of the season because that doesn't doesn't happen by luck you have to work at a defensive structure and they look very very good defensively i'm fairly confident saying andoni Irola was working during preseason rather than watching Ibaianos' live stream.

46:12Yes. So Roma are top of the table, Gab. Paolo Dybala scores the only goal, and they win away to Sassuolo. Gasparini is getting it done, isn't he? Yeah. Dybala's first goal since February, apparently, and they're paying him an enormous amount of money. Like, whatever. No questioning his quality, but he inherited Dybala anyway. they're not necessarily playing like a Gasparini team and he surprises you, he pulls things out of the hand maybe because they have a game in midweek he decided, you know, he likes that front three Mattias Sule has been outstanding for them this season nope, starts him on the bench Dolby also on the bench, Peliglini also on the bench he played Leon Bailey with Dybala and sort of Brian Cristante at times was like the very false center forward.

47:05But guess what? He gets it done. And in the second half, they really take the game to them. They create chances. Not a Gasparini guy, but I have to respect his achievements again. Because you've never been a Gasparini fan particularly. No, I'm a fan of his work as a coach. I'm not a fan of him as a person from what I've seen. I just don't like the way he behaves. But this is really impressive. And I'll tell you what, if you look at their metrics, they're underperforming expected goals quite a bit. So presumably if you believe in regression to the mean they'll be looking pretty good later. So don't count.

47:41Roll my out. Newcastle make it four wins in five as Bruno Guimaraes bags the late winner against Fulham and they went 2-1. Now between the Isaac saga or Isaac saga even and having to play in Europe I thought they'd struggle Robbo but Eddie Howe has navigated around their rough start. Yeah, I saw them in midweek. I mean, they're 12th on the table. I'm excited. It's a good win against them after their midweek game against Benfica. They had to put a lot of effort against Benfica. They played at high intensity. They made one or two changes to the team. Tonali didn't play against Benfica and that was a bit of a shock.

48:19But overall, I think they look quite a good side. Gordon's doing really well down the left-hand side. The centre-forward, Vultimada. Voldemort. I saw him a lot in the under-21s for Germany. He's good with his back to goal. He links up the play. He's good in the air, as you would need to be if you're 6 '7". You say that, but apparently he had only scored one headed goal before this season. And you know what? It's not that many more because it seems like a lot of his headed goals actually come off his shoulder. But he's been heading them down to other people and all sorts of things. So he's making things happen.

48:49So I think Eddie Howell needs to have a little bit of credit for what he's achieved so far at Newcastle this season. And hopefully they do well in Europe. This was way back on Friday, but Milan needed a last-ditch goal to avoid defeat at home to Pisa. Gab, it cost them top spot in the league. I notice you don't mention the goal score. You don't want to put some respect on Zachary Atacama's name. Yeah, look, they have a lot of guys out, so presumably it's an excuse, I guess. You know, there's no Rabiot, no Polisic, no Purvis, this stupid man on the left. You have Salamakers having to play as a second striker, but guys, it's Pisa at home.

49:37I think you expect them to do better. Schemper, who had made a lot of good saves in the Pisa goal, I think he was responsible for the Atacama strike at the end, the way it wiggles in at the post. some horrendous defending on Enzola's goal to make a 2-1 and put Pisa up. I don't think Milan should be gutting out victories. You have all week to work. I know this is kind of like Allegri's football, but you have all week to work on this. You're well-rested. You should be going at home against a newly promoted side and you should be dominating, even with your second string, because those are better players.

50:17So I'll just remind the listeners that you are an Inter supporter. Stop it, stop it. Sticking with Milan, there were protests from their ultras against a proposed game in Perth against Colmoy in February. They prepared banners. As you know, they have to get banners approved going into the stadium. Banners apparently, reportedly not approved, so they just displayed them outside the stadium instead. Now look, everybody and their mother has weighed in on this. We saw what happened with the Liga game, where ultimately they pulled the plug. There was a player protest about it too. And I should also make it clear that before this game in Perth can go ahead, they still need to get approval from the Asian Football Confederation, from Football Australia, and FIFA could also change their minds over this, although we don't expect that they will because it's the subject of a lawsuit.

51:09But how do you feel philosophically about league games? Gab, you're now talking to somebody that thinks all kickoffs should be at three o 'clock on a Saturday afternoon. So you're talking to somebody very old-fashioned when it comes to... Probably not a fan of Wimbledon moving to Milton Keynes. No, all those things. You know, I like a bit of tradition. I can see it going. I was upset that the game in Miami was cancelled because I was due to go out there and commentate on it. So that was a bit disappointing. That was a pre-possess. That's a selfish personal thing. I don't think it's the right thing to do.

51:40I just don't. I think that it upsets the fans who have been going for... Some fans have been going for many, many years to their team to watch them play, and then suddenly they're taking one of their games over to another country. And I do understand when people say it can impact on the credibility of the league when somebody's playing a home game somewhere else. Well, in Barcelona's case, definitely. This is not so much here because... But if you start doing those things, eventually that's going to happen. So I'm against it, and hopefully I think it doesn't go ahead. I don't even think it makes that much sense from a business perspective, to be honest.

52:17In Australia, a country that doesn't play that much football? Yeah. In Milan's defense, they can say, well, but we have a problem here. We don't have a choice because, you know, we lose our stadium, unlike Villarreal. We lose our stadium because of the opening ceremonies of the Olympics. We can't just reverse the fixture because we share a stadium with Inter. We can't really go play somewhere else in Italy without taking it abroad because we have 60, you know, we draw 70 ,000 a game. There's no other stadium in Italy that can accommodate us. Or rather, the only other stadiums that could accommodate us or come close to it are Rome, but they have two teams, so we can't play there either.

53:04Or Naples, but that's not really fair. We might as well go abroad then. But the thing is, you don't need to go to the other ends of the earth. Jules made the point, very logical. you're not playing European football this year Milan and guess what neither como find a midweek and play it then now Leipzig are second in the Bundesliga after their 6-0 win at Augsburg Gab their rebuild seems to be going okay doesn't it yeah amazing when you have more money than almost anybody else and you spend it and you get results and last season was just a horrendous aberration they they blew up this team the SOS Lois Apenda gone Gone.

53:41Benjamin Sesko, gone. Xavi Simons, gone. Lucharel Gertruida, gone. So they're pushing Yusuf Poulsen even. Oh, they did. I mean, that's a bit of a heartbreaker, right? I mean, yeah. Gone as well. He must have made more substitutes' appearance than anybody else. I know. He's at Hamburg now. So, yeah, they need to get the results. I don't think the identity is necessarily still there. They still have some disciplinary issues. They did make an emotional decision bringing back Timo Werner, who, by the way, is not related to Olive Werner, guys. They just have the same last name. Weirdly, I don't think they like each other very much, but they're up there.

54:23I think given that they don't play in Europe, given that they do have some very good players, Antonio Nusa is a driving force. They got his new Brazilian center forward. Baumgartner is still there. Five goals already this season. I think they could be the biggest challengers to Bayern this season. More than Dortmund. Possibly more than Dortmund. You said earlier on they were consistent, and now you were happy with Kovac. They're consistent, but Dortmund have Champions League football too. I mean, let's not underestimate, especially for a big side, not playing European football in the league is a massive advantage.

55:01So, yeah, Roland Leipzig. I mean, I don't want to say I want to see them well, because I don't, because I hate everything they stand for. But yeah, no, it is going better. It couldn't go any worse than last season anyway. The playoffs are underway in Major League Soccer and Lionel Messi is picking up where he left things off in the regular season. Robbo, I assume you agree with giving him a three-year contract extension? With him, probably yes. Most 38-year-olds, I would say absolutely not. You'd go by year by year. But even if he's not the same player in three years' time, which it's impossible to be the same player in three years' time, The amount of money and adulation it brings to the club and all the other money that they bring in from him, I suppose I can see why they...

55:43It's not just the adulation. They beat Nashville 3-1. He scores two goals. One of them, a diving header. How many diving headers did you score? Lots. You said about a three-year contract. Would I be in agreement with a three-year contract? And I said most players... He's not going to be the same player in three years. But there we go. Goal a game at 38. Now we go to the other end of the spectrum. Shepherd Wednesday have gone into administration and their fans are happy about it, Gab. What's going on? Yeah, I'm going into administration, of course, means that you're going to be deducted 12 points for those who are not accountants.

56:19Essentially, it means... Relegated. Well, the 12 points, probably. I don't follow whatever league they're in, so I wouldn't know. Thank you. For the championship. But what administration means is, essentially, your club is insolvent. And so the court appoints an administrator to come in to try to pay off whatever debts they can pay off. And that's usually very minimal. Which is usually very minimal. And they take over the club and they're going to look for a new owner. Now, the reason the fans are celebrating is it means that Deshaun Chan-Ciri, the previous owner, who they absolutely loathe, is gone.

57:07And did they boycott one or two of the games? They boycotted games and stuff. So now what's going to happen is the administrators are urging them like, guys, we need to get cash in to keep the club ticking over and probably prepare for next season if they get relegated as they expect. So they're buying things in the club shop. They're going to bounce and turn up in their thousands, unfortunately, for a 2-0 defeat by Oxford. Yeah, okay. But he's gone. What I don't understand about this guy, Chan Siri, and I had some of the same questions and I hope it's not the same answer as Mr. Lee, Lee Yong-hong when he was in Milan.

57:40Bro, you're not putting any more money into the club. You lost money in the club. You have offers. Why not sell and get whatever you can out of it? Because there were people who were willing to buy, not just John Texter and this other nonsense. Not that he cares. So what do you suggest is happening there, Cam? It seems very, very unusual. I will not suggest anything more because I am. I saw on Friday they were taking, his name is written in the chairs on the opposite side of the stand. And they're removing it. And they're removing the white chairs. I know. To get the name gone. That's awesome.

58:14That's awesome. One day I want to own a stadium and I want to write my name in big letters. Mocotti or Gabriela? Just Gab. Just Gab. Gab. This brings us to an end. Yes. But Robbo, thank you for joining us. It's been an absolute pleasure as always, Gab. Jules is still out in partying it up in Spain. He will be on Thursday. So Don Hutchinson, a.k.a. Future Jules, Hutch, will be joining me. Until then, love the game. Love you, neighbor. Love yourself.

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