Mourinho Reunion at Madrid?

26:52What is this panel anyway? I mean, voting system about a decision after a game. Where are we going? So we have referee, we have VAR, we have a panel, we have a voting on different things. Where are we going? This is a joke. This is not Supreme Court. This is two players that have a go in a top game in England. And we have a voting system among the referees. I mean, this is ridiculous. This is John Klischisch. OK. Arsenal do actually play host to 10th place Fulham. That game's coming up tomorrow. Arsenal looking to extend their lead to six over Man City at the top of the table. So here is Mikel Arteta speaking ahead of that game today.

27:38Focus on Fulham and hunger. Hunger to play, hunger to compete, hunger to win, hunger to be closer to achieve our dream. We have prepared the best possible way since the moment that the final we've let it go. We've done everything that we possibly can to give ourselves the best chance to recover, to bring the right energy to prepare the game in the right way. And now it's about the selection and performance pitch. Now, something that has been noted is that Arsenal have had their struggles winning league games in between Champions League knockout rounds over the past few seasons. This is what we're looking at here.

28:17Just one win in their last six. I wonder if that's factored into anyone's predictions as to how this game is going to play out. a number of us going for an Arsenal win. However, Jan and Frank are both going for a draw and dropped points here. Why is that, Frank?

28:38Well, just because what you have just shown, you know, the graphic that you've shown in between two Champions League games, Arsenal will have, especially the game that they will have against Atletico, they will have to raise some players, for sure. I'm pretty sure they're going to, but Atleta will do that. and the depth of the bench is not that big and the record that you just showed proved for me that Arsenal is going to be in danger against Arsenal. Yes, they should win, but according to what we have seen for the past two years, there is a doubt, so it's why I put the draw. Jan, why are you going against Odegaard here?

29:18I'm going for Bob and the Berger Fulham. Now, it's based a lot of what Frank said, obviously, but it's also the fact that they're playing Fulham. I think Silva is good in finding good strategies for this game. I must say that after that 5-4 game, everything that will happen the next day we will think is bad. But I somehow find that Arsenal played a solid game, and this is a big one for them. But I still think, in my prediction, that this will be a tough one. I saw Newcastle, there could be a 1-1 win. Wissar did what he had to do there at the end. So I go for a draw. Stevie, you get the final say?

30:00Yeah, I think Arsenal will win it. I think Fulham will try and go and win this game. And they'll leave some holes. My goodness, if any front line is due, some chances and some goals in open play, it's Arsenal. So I've just got a gut feeling that Arsenal are going to get it done. We will be talking about it on tomorrow's FC, looking back on that game between Arsenal and Fulham will react. But on Sunday, Liverpool travel to Old Trafford. And ahead of the game, Beth Lindov caught off with Milos Kerkes. If you've ever wanted real energy without choking down something that tastes like regret, Bucked Up is the answer.

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31:47You're coming to the end now of your first season at Liverpool, maybe more tough than you expected when you moved here last summer. How do you assess it from a personal point of view but also from the team perspective as well? Yeah, I think in general for me it has been a growing season and learning a lot of new things and adapting so maybe a bit you know first two three months were a bit tougher you know in terms of play style and everything that was new to me playing a lot of games and you know I I needed to adapt also my legs for it to be honest and physical stuff but yeah after that yeah you know when you when you take some time and then adapt it gets better and better always so yeah I'm happy now that you know I found my place more and that I can play more consistent you know and consistent performances also and I think in terms of team also has been you know growing season you know every new player that came you know you need you need some time to adapt and to get to know each other better on the pitch off the pitch so yeah I think has been growing season and yeah I think the future is bright for this team for sure.

33:06Yeah and you mentioned it was tough at the beginning and it's so hard now with social media and everything that there's always a lot of scrutiny and criticism when you're a player coming into a team. How tough did you find that period those first couple of months when there was a lot of scrutiny around you? To be honest I don't look that too much you know. I'm on social media only to post maybe picture and stuff like this but also I have people doing that for me sometimes but I'm not paying attention or comments or whatever you know we know Obviously media here is big thing especially in England and Everyone you know people talk and have their opinions But I'm always focused, you know only on the pitch and I know like what I can do What kind of player I am and why I'm here in Liverpool so I know that I'm going to grow from that you know he's gonna give me more experience like to learn and to push harder so that's what I did I just stay silent worked hard and everyone in the club helped me a lot so I'm just improving and getting better that's what I want to do till I'm in Liverpool.

34:17You've struck up a close friendship with with Mo Salah I mean when he first came onto the scene here at Liverpool you would have only been a teenager. Has it been surreal at times to sort of now be playing alongside him? Yeah when he came I was I think I was living in Austria so I was really young I was watching you know following that's that about that time I started to watch Liverpool like a lot so when he came 16 was it? Yeah 17. 17 yeah That's that's when I started to watch like more consistent Liverpool and Yeah, and now I'm here and you know He always say that he connects really well with Balkan guys that were here, you know, yeah that Region, so yeah, we are we are close Me him and Dom, you know So he accepted me really well Like everyone did but yeah, he took me more than like under the wing and helped me out in many ways also hanging out and doing stuff so I'm really thankful to him for that and yeah it's gonna be one month more and yeah I'm for sure I'm gonna miss him a lot yeah there will obviously be a lot said about him over over the next few weeks but having worked with him closely now and and obviously knowing him as a friend what is it that you think makes him so special?

35:41I mean everything like he has so much experience but I think what is really putting him away from everyone is how really professional he is. Unbelievable like I don't see that in any player doing all the gym stuff, eating healthy, how focused he is on you know taking everything, doing everything that he can perform best on the pitch so that's really unbelievable that's what i tried to learn from him in this year also to pick it up and yeah he's just yeah unbelievable in that another player who you you will have learned from and worked alongside a lot this season is Andy Robertson now you described him when you joined the club as the best left back in in Premier League history how how has that been learning from him and getting to watch him and and again having watched him before you came to the club to now be working with him every day Yeah, for sure.

36:38I say always also that's when I said about Maud and when I started to follow Liverpool, I said also it's the same for Robo. Obviously, they're here a long time and he really is a legend. You know, best player, I said it and I believe also by that because how what player he is, how much energy he has, how much he running, assisting and everything. this really unbelievable and he's a really big player did a lot of stuff for the club so it's it's good you know it's you know end of the day we have we had to compete this season you know for playing minutes and everything but he's not like a bad blood you know it's i'm younger i came in he also took me under he helped me a lot gave me gave me a few advices on the way and he's good you know you you see these players you want to learn from them you know and then you know when it's time to succeed and you know you have to be there and I know it's a big thing.

37:43He gave a lot to the club and I know I have big shoes to fill for the future, that's for sure. And I'm going to give my best.

37:54Frank and Jan are still with us. What stood out to you, Jan? Humble guy. I think he said the right things about Salah and Robertson. I will think that Kerkers has a bigger potential than he has showed this season. I don't think that he has been a strength to this team this season as they expect him to do. I think that Robertson still is ahead of him in the peaking order. But I like the way Kerkers go in there. He's got an enthusiasm to his game. And he said it himself. He's been struggling. He's struggling when he came there. You saw that straight away. He was too hot in his tackles and all that.

38:31That has calmed down a bit. But I still think there is more potential there and he has to show in next season. This season is, for me, average. More to come from Kirk, has? I hope so. Has to be. Definitely no question. He struggled the first part of the season. He has improved. Question is, is he going to improve from the first improvement? Because that has been OK. That hasn't been top class. It's just been OK. so he's he's got a big six months coming up at the start of next season because absolutely, unfortunately for him, his performances haven't been up to par. And his buddy Salah is leaving.

39:15Yeah and obviously he can lean on in that regard I think what you see and appreciate is how steep that learning curve is in playing for a club like Liverpool and as we were discussing yesterday a lot of times there isn't that patience around young players and getting them to develop and recognize their full potential. It is about the now. And Kürtel is suffering with that in recognizing that curve and the need for immediate return. Given time, I'm sure he'll settle in and be a fantastic asset to Liverpool. Just oftentimes at clubs like Liverpool, time isn't given to many. Anything to add, Frank?

40:00well I'm fed up with those kind of answers that football players have the tendency to to give us you know where we all already know what they're going to say before they answer to it so maybe it's due to the question and especially the last question what the guy can say about Robinson sorry what can he say he oh no he's a bad player I'm so happy I came and he's on the bench right now and he deserved that because he's crap now he used to be good but he's not the best player anymore i am the guy you know he has to say something he doesn't want to say that the guy is a legend that he should maybe still be on the on the bench according to what he was uh kerkers was able to do so yeah you know it's maybe nice i'm sure kerkers is a nice guy and i don't want to be critical towards him, especially him.

40:52It's all of them. They're like that. You know, I don't know. Maybe in our time, there was something spicy. And I don't want to talk about Roy Keane, Eric Cantona, myself, or some others. They were saying what they were thinking of and not what people were expecting to hear. So, well, that's the only thing I wanted to say. But it was funny. I was laughing at his last answer for the last question. I guess also Ashley Cole will give him a call when he says that Robertson is the clear best left back in the Premier League. We're going to dig up some old interviews to see if anybody criticised Frank.

41:30Frank was hammering everybody. Oh, he's crap. I'm a world champion. I'm a world champion. He's crap.

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42:59So make sure to stick around if that's on the way next.

43:10Welcome into the latest edition. You don't know any chair now. Too late. We can let Stevie a high chair. Is he standing? Can you bring him a sippy cup, please? If I was standing, I wouldn't be as high.

43:31Yeah, guys, the other day we had a problem and his chin was barely touching the table. Come from one extreme to the other. I've been sitting much? All right. Okay. Did you guys hear about the Scotland fans hiring a school bus to take them to and from games in order to cut down on the costs? And will Craig and Stevie be joining them? That's a good show. Unfortunately, we won't be joining them. I wonder when last them two have been on the school bus. That's the first question. I'll tell you what. You're pretty genius, that. I'll tell you what, they'll all be all sprightly when they get on the bus.

44:08but when they get off it they'll be falling all over the place. Why is that Stephen? I think there might be some liquid refreshment going on in the bus. Can you imagine when you come into the bus, you think this is a bus ride, this is enjoyment and the first one is you see Craig Burley sitting there. That is a bus ride. Craig would definitely be in the back of the bus though. Here's a question. He's got that energy. Is it against the law in this country to drink beer on a bus like that? Oh I don't know. Or on a private bus? I mean, I know it's allowed in Scotland, but... It was not forbidden in the 90s.

44:44Why a school bus and not just a regular bus? Why do the Scots have to go for a school bus? Probably because it's available. It would be available. Where are you going to get another bus now? There's only one bus in Scotland. Anywhere. Surely there's a lot of buses going around. I've never seen any. But... But... Did you see? Did you just see you've not seen any buses around? A lot of school buses. A lot of school buses, though. Exactly, exactly. That's why they can hire one. There's tons of them. It's true. All right. The next two are back-to-back, because there was a big argument yesterday between Stevie and Don.

45:26Don is right. That is never a penalty. Penalty given on field, not a clear and obvious error. Check completes. This is the Arsenal overturn penalty and it caused a big argument yesterday, guys, on the show. Jan's nodding away. So what was going on with those two messages? I'm thinking of that panel, if we're going to have a vote again, because I think that, I don't think it was a penalty, but I don't think VAR should have intervened. So I'm probably a suitable member for that panel, as I sound.

46:05Chris Foy is the former referee, right? So he said, no penalty given, no VAR intervention. Understood, he said. Right. I think it's what Don said. I think it's what Don said. He said, agree that it wasn't a clear and obvious error. He agreed with that because I followed that yesterday with the argument with Stevie. But he was saying that it was for him at first. It wasn't a penalty, which I agree with. I'm sorry Stevie, I know you were defending that. But yes, that was a light contact, let's say. But yes, I think the VAR should not have overturned the decision. UEFA says for hand balls that if there is a deflection, it must be a clear change of trajectory.

46:57And if the ball roughly stays on its intended path, then it's still a penalty. Do they need to have a rethink? Trajectory. I thought there was a clear change of path. You know what? I'll give them one thing. They're not stupid. So you read that verbatim? Right. Roughly? Yes. If that is not the biggest get-out-of-jail-free car. So now we've got to try and figure out what roughly means. So that's the get-out. Yeah. Why don't you start with a Frenchman and a Norwegian try to explain the viewers what trajectory means. You start, Frank. Exactly. Exactly. But it's really, it's hard for us to really understand what they mean and to translate and to really have a clear idea of what they want to explain to us.

47:52I think they're going deeper and deeper in their basis in the way that they make it more complicated. and the word, I agree with Stevie, roughly, at the point when you put roughly, it means you don't know. It's a question of interpretation. That's what football is. So it will be always for and against a decision. But try, at the most, try to make it clear at the best, you know, because that's a big mess right now. Yeah, but this is politics. We have seen now that the spin doctors and the politics statements comes into football because what I say here is nothing. They're just working on a sentence that people shouldn't understand it and try to make it clever.

48:37That is the same as in politics. OK. Frank, Luis Enrique said, if you didn't like the PSG buying game this week, then your opinion isn't worth listening to. Is he right? Well, he said well done that. I don't know if we can say that in US television, but it was, I say, ass, dick, dick, dick, opinion. And I agree with him. And I have that opinion too. Even as a defender, you agree with him? I think it was 90 % right. Yes, I think on some point, the two first goals that Bayern conceded and the goal that I think it was the one from Molise, that PSG conceded, was awfully defended. That's what I personally think.

49:23It was a great game. Maybe it was impossible to cope with the offensive talent that we've seen. The action, and I said, well, if I'm in the middle of it, how do I defend? Because they are so good. There's no exactly what to do. The pace is great. The technique is great. The offensive tactic is great. Yes. But still, what I've seen on the two first goals, I mean, come on. On the header, what is his name? Neves caught. Neves, not that tall. So that's a defensive mistake. when Olysees scored, he was surrounded by four Parisier players, but nobody attacked him. So that's a defensive mistake that we can talk about.

50:01And I'm sorry, we have to say it. That was a fantastic game, of course. And to just point the defensive mistake is a big error because you have to emphasize the fact that it was a great game. But as a pendent, we have to say it. And as a former defender, I'm sorry, I have to say it even if it's an S, but dot dot opinion. but we've not heard from you on this game yet now Nevis is taller than Stevie by the way I just have to say that for the record not today exactly I will say it quite simple Kate if you don't love this football game there is something wrong with your love life nobody said they didn't love the game but why wouldn't Enrique come out and just be honest about it and just say along the lines of we want to try and create and score goals and in doing so sometimes we do leave some space that will cause us problems on the counter attack.

51:03How about you just say that instead of turning around. He's a football fan. He's a football romantic. Yeah but Jan it sounds ridiculous when you turn around when you've lost four goals at home and you say our defenders played well. Come on. That's just. But listen. We're not stupid. We're not three years old. Yeah, but don't we like it? We are not three years old. We are like 300 years old. But what I would want to say is that sometimes we do criticize managers who are iPad coaches. And they say all these things, writing up things, and say all the right things. He does sound like a gaffer that loved the football game.

51:43And he said, instead of saying that we were 5-2 up and then the 5-4, I'm just very proud to win that game against Bayern Munich, which is a good team, and we probably need three goals next week to go through. I think that is good. It's freshening that someone says that. He's just a lover of the game. Yeah, but that's my point, Jan. He spoiled it by trying to convince us that they defended well. That was my point. I agree with you in everything you said there, but don't turn around and say you defended well. You've lost four goals at home. Come on. That's fair. Fair. Alright, let me stay with you, Jan.

52:20Do you see Lucito Diaz winning the Ballon d 'Or? Luis Diaz for Ballon d 'Or. I don't think he's number one candidate from Bayern either. I think that he will have Kane and Olissé in front of him, but he sure had a fantastic season and he loves to play against PSG. But now I can't see him winning the Ballon d 'Or. Stevie? No, I think it's a ditto with everything Jan said, basically. Shaka, when will Real Madrid announce the signing of Scott Parker as head coach? Company has shown that Burnley relegated head coaches are actually elite. Nice one. Good one. That is very true, actually. That is very true.

53:01Ask Sean Dyche. Yeah, right before the World Cup. We're waiting for Don to confirm. Don is our Real Madrid insider. Don's rumours, not to be confused with Donnarumma. Yes, yes. Don said Scott Parker. Put it on Don. Put it on Don. Don's been bringing room. It's going to be funny because we all talked about the fact that the next coach will have a certain aura to convince maybe Vinicius Junior and Kylian Mbappé or even Jude Belligam to try back. Good luck to Scott Parker because the aura is not really there. like like thousands of coaches you know you have like only like three or four maybe we can get that i'm not even sure that jugon club will have uh uh all the respect from those two guys or three guys uh to track back Why firing shots at poor Joggin?

54:01He's just jetting around in his Red Bull private jet, chilling. Frank's just firing shots. Stevie's bag of tips. Yeah, but he's not Zinedine Zidane. He's not Zinedine Zidane or somebody else or DJ Deschamps. That's the point. That's the point. When you come into the dressing room, you have to have also a pass as a player. and if you have Ronaldo if you have Zidane or Didier Deschamps or maybe some others we really have a past as a player and on top of it as a coach Oh, but to sum up that's really angry Yeah, but to sum up this episode Frank Leboeuf says that Scott Parker is not Zinedine Zidane Thank you very much Frank Leboeuf Thank you I wanted you to be sure I wanted you to be clear about that You know All right A lot of rumours about...

54:54But I love Scott Parker. Well, you've just said he's got no aura. What? It's a bit late, but I don't know. Well, you don't know. Maybe I'm going to say it. I love Scott Parker, but I hate the other club. He fucking loves Scott Parker, but I hate the other club. Oh, boy. You think of Paul Parker. Oh, boy. All right. We love Paul Parker, too, here, all right? Tony Parker, I'm sorry. Come on. I thought it was Tony Parker. A lot of rumours about Pep leaving. Why would he go? Man City looks set up to dominate for the next few years. Jan? Fair comment, but it's so hard to read Pep. I've been working very closely with him for three years.

55:36I still can't figure him out. You try to pick his brain. You don't know if he wins the Premier League now. Will he stay or will that mean he will go? If he loses it playing bad, does that mean that he will stay or will he go? who should I get? Oh someone said let's get Vincent Kompany. Oh that's a great idea I'm back to Taylor Swift for my 60th again. I mean how can you wish for that? Vincent Kompany would stay in Manchester City and so on. It's very very hard I think the only one who knows that is Pep Guardiola and I also think you know where should he go? What will be his next challenge or will he just go to to Central Park, or Parker, as Leboeuf will call it, to read a book.

56:21Well, I'm pretty sure he's not gonna go to Real Madrid, that's for sure. Well, yeah, that's probably a certainty. Stevie? I think Jan's right, you know, you don't know. You don't know about Pep. You just don't know. You really don't. Can't second guess Pep. Jan's been trying, but he can't quite get through. Are they set up to dominate though?

56:46Good point. Yeah, I mean, they're going to be challenging, let's put it that way. I think it's a little bit of a step to go dominate. I mean, they haven't won the league yet this year. Yeah. So, yeah, little early. All right. Which player, if they had the work ethic, dedication and mentality that Cristiano Ronaldo had would have been the best player ever? Ronaldinho. Messi. Tough to argue with that. Tough to argue with that. Ronaldinho had the most lazy... My French, laissez-faire attitude and yet still... Just ask Frank. And yet still won everything there is to win in world football. If he had a work ethic of Ronaldo, God alone knows.

57:36But then he wouldn't have been the joy, probably wouldn't have been the joy that he was as a player. But that's my answer. George Best. George Best. You're talking about Ronaldinho? You're talking about Ronaldinho? Yeah. I said Ronaldinho is my vote. Yeah. Yeah. I totally agree with him, with you. But yeah, I was thinking immediately, because the same position, I was thinking about David Ginola. Because, I mean, Shaka played with him And David was at some point absolutely amazing. And but that was another era that was a different situation. But what he did for Paris Saint-Germain and after what he did for Newcastle was pretty exciting and pretty sure with more works.

58:24Don't forget that he was also smoking. And well, you know, that wasn't the perfect dedication that he had to put on in the football world. But what a player. What about Phenomeno, Ronaldo? I was just thinking, but for injuries. Less about Wicca and more about injuries for Phenomeno. Ronaldinho's number one. A little bit Balotelli. Yeah.

58:56Ronaldinho's number one. But Balotelli. But if Brazilian Ronaldo had stayed fit, I don't think anybody would have come close to him. I think he was as unplayable a player. Stevie, what about George Best? I put him on there, Sir Frank. I think that George Best is a great example. But Frank, imagine if David Genola was pretty as well. Imagine if we had nice hair. Imagine if we had Jans here. Oh, man. I would say Jan Fjortov. Imagine how good I would have been. You had incredible work ethic, didn't you, Jan? I had, that's what I had. I took out what I had, which is good or bad news. I'm not sure.

59:40But I think when you see George Best, when you see when he ended his career, more or less, ended his career for Manchester United, it was not very long after the 68 final when they beat Benfica at Wembley. And George Best, when you see what people say that saw him play with him. I think George Best must be a great candidate for this answer. Yeah, and your favourite player is Marco van Basten, right? Yeah, but he had the work ethic. He was just unlucky with injuries. For me, I still haven't seen, and I've seen many, I have never seen a complete number nine as Marco van Basten. He was the best thing.

1:00:21And if you haven't seen him, just have a look at him. He had everything. Well, I'm going to add Johan Cruyff. Johan Cruyff, I mean, was absolutely fantastic. And, I mean, life was important for him outside of football as well. So, it's why I put him in the list because I'm pretty sure that he would have played the same time than Ronaldo. I'm pretty sure he would have been more professional, more dedicated to the football. And he was already fantastic because, I mean, he changed the world of football. He changed the way of thinking the football. but it would have had more effect on the on the on the on the in that matter if you can't we compare with Christiano we've missed one guy I know you're gonna say Gaza I was thinking you see Diego Maradona can you imagine Maradona yeah if he had that work ethic oh yeah imagine Gaza yeah everybody didn't even need it exactly he's in the conversation for the best ever and again he was just as easy as anything.

1:01:25But Gassa is a good shot, Stevie. Gassa is a good shot because if you see his career, when he got his injury in that final, and then he went to Lazio, and we have to be honest, yes, he had in 1996, he had a good European championship, but still Gassa, he had the potential to be the biggest around. Yeah. You've got to read his book, though, as well, and then you see it's a lot more deep-rooted, and it goes right back to his childhood, too. Yesterday, guys, We asked these two who their childhood hero was in football. I'm assuming, Jan, yours was Marco van Basten. No, it was later. Believe it or not, on a day when it seems to have Leeds have saved their position in the place in the Premier League, it was Billy Bremner of all people.

1:02:07Number four for Leeds United. That's a great choice. Ah, Billy Bremner. That's a great choice. What about you, Frank? I didn't get the question. Sorry, can you repeat that question? Your football hero when you were growing up?

1:02:22Michel Platini, the French guy, was named the best player ever for Juventus. And what he did, I think he scored eight goals in the Seeds game in the European Championship in 84. And two, how do you say, a trick. The guy was absolutely fantastic, couldn't do everything. and what a player. That's another guy you could put on the list because he wasn't really dedicated. I mean that was an artist, what a player. I played against him twice, Platini. And I don't think I remember ever seeing him on the field. You couldn't pick this guy up. He was invisible on the field. You couldn't pick him up. He would just appear in the middle of the party to pick it up or in the box to put it in the net.

1:03:12I mean... That's a great description. I love that description. He had a little cloak. He had a Harry Potter cloak going on. He did, yeah. Okay, who is the most miserable... I saw many players completely invisible on the field. They never appeared.

1:03:35Who is the most miserable to sit next to on the flight home? Stevie after a Liverpool loss or Frank after any game involving VAR? I have seen Stevie during a Liverpool loss. Never mind next time, I don't want to be on the same plane. I don't want to be on the same plane. I'll walk.

1:04:01The first time I met Frank privately, I played against him. but the first time I met him privately was after my career in the Caribbean. I was sitting next to him in a bus when we had a PFA tournament in the Caribbean. And I loved sitting next to Frank. But it has to be said, that was before VAR.

1:04:26No chance now. No chance now. All right. Thank you so much for sending in your questions. Nice stuff, guys. Bye, guys. His chair's gone down a little bit. Bye-bye. Bye, guys. Hey! Hey! You can sit down now, C.B., you can sit down. Hey!

1:04:47Hey! Hey!

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