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25:28Max Dahman, of course, broke records at the weekend as he became the youngest ever goal scorer in the history of the Premier League. just 16 years of age and 73 days. Of course, that amazing run to score in front of an open goal guaranteed Arsenal, that 2-0 victory over Everton. Kieran's with us, as is Mario. It's interesting with you boys, because actually you all started quite well. Shaka went to college, well done, Dr. Hislop. But Stevie, Mario and Kieran, you all started when you were teenagers. Kieran, of course, you played in the same squad as Cesc Fabregas, who's on that list as breaking records.

26:06What's it like to have that kind of youth around you and how much potential, obviously, did you see from Cesc there?

26:15Well, I mean, Cesc was like the blueprint of the academy. You know, he was the standard. I think that that was what all the coaches alluded to, of, you know, what it takes to play at that level. So to see him at such a young age, you know, not more than four or five years older than a lot of the academy boys at that time was incredible to see and very inspiring. So I'm sure that he's, you know, Max is going to be that guy or is that guy at the moment for the rest of the Arsenal academy. And, you know, we've seen the likes of Bakayo Saka come through. In my day as well, at the same time, it was Jack Wilshere that just came through and just looked so effortless for these guys.

26:57And I think that he is now the new standard. and how amazing is it for him to one day score in the Premier League and then the next day you're at school. It's an incredible story, a special, special weekend for many reasons. Not only was it pivotal in the title race, but I think that the way he took his goal and the moment that he did, it is iconic. It was an iconic weekend, I think, in the history of Arsenal. I don't want to go as far to say, you know, we have someone that is going to come in and completely transform this team because they're already on their own trajectory. But I think, you know, when you look at a local boy that's come in and done what he's done so far for the club, it's a real it feels like it could be a real shift and that's how good he is the way that he can come in now with this club that are getting heavily scrutinised for not being creative and not showing enough poise offensively, he completely comes in from nowhere and gives Arsenal another dimension and then you kind of think where where could this team actually go?

28:26What don't they have at this point? And that's what I think Max brings this Arsenal team. That's a lot of pressure, Kieran, for a 16-year-old to add some spark to this flat Arsenal side. Yeah, I mean, but that's the thing. He just feels like he doesn't even feel the pressure. It's just unbelievable. I mean, you know, he comes into every game completely unfazed. He danced around the Mansfield pitch like it was the Emirates. It's incredible to see what he's doing at this age. He can take everything so far, every test that he's been put his way. It looks like he's surpassed it with ease. Obviously, we don't want to put too much pressure on the boy, but I'm hopeful for the club, but also for England as well.

29:17I think you should as well, Dan. Yeah, let's see him score past the goalkeeper first. Mario, it's interesting, because you've talked about obviously playing as a teenager for Ajax, going to school the next day. Do you think it's easier to be a teenager in soccer now or when you were younger? Given the scrutiny, obviously, programs like this give people like Max. No. No, I don't want to take credit away from people like that. You know why? Because when I was my younger age, you had people that were in my position now, and they were talking about, do you understand, their time. No, this kid went through the similarities as we all had, do you understand.

29:54You go to school, and then you go and perform for the team that you dream of performing for. Same like I had at Ajax. Okay, you go back to school, and you go through those moments. But it's still, what is it? How many fit in the Arsenal Stadium? 60 ,000. I had 50 ,000. So it's still the pressure of 50 ,000 or 60 ,000 people watching you, screaming your name. the proudness of your parents being there and looking at you because that's what he had I had my family as well so watching you that moment is just crucial for you and for him to go to the only key thing what happens now the most important part when you're that young is if you can keep your two feet on the ground so you have a family around you and making sure that you how they say it in English don't stick to your own hype because if you get that yeah it becomes a very difficult situation.

30:40He used to be young to get there because he's clearly just starting. He's doing great things. I'm sure after scoring that goal, a lot of people will be his friend and a lot of people at the school will tap him on his back as long as he just keeps on walking and says, yeah, thank you. And don't get faced by it because it's going to only get and get worse, my friend, and just stick to your good quality. Yeah, Kieran, on that subject, what sort of advice did you get as a teenager playing for Arsenal that kind of stuck?

31:10Well, I had the likes of Cesc, Theo at the time. There was quite a young group, but there was also older, experienced players as well that helped along the way. I remember the likes of Thomas van Marlen, Per Murtasaka, Bakary Sanya. I think all of these guys, the older, experienced boys, are the ones that really help you in those moments. through the good and the bad. Max is also going to have difficult periods in his career. And I think that certainly for the older boys, look at who he's got to look up to in the team now, who I'm sure he even admires as players. Bakayo Saka is probably a key one because he's also a local boy as well.

32:02So I think he needs to listen to the people around him and his team that are doing it at that level and just take advice from them. I think that that's the smartest thing that you can do because you're going to get so many opinions, so many different voices in your head. I always think that the players that you play with, that you basically live with day in, day out, they're the ones that are going to help you the most and give you the best advice, I think. Did you get new friends popping up, Kieran, once you made your debut for Arsenal? Not you, Dan. Not you, Dan. Not you, Dan. Not you, Dan. Not friends like you.

32:41Not you, Dan. You're a Latina smile. You were just 19 when you arrived at Liverpool. Aye. And this was the Liverpool side, obviously, so well known right across the world. Yeah, it's not... It's just encouragement that you get from the older guys. Right. You know, it's not... There's no bitterness, is there? Look at this young guy coming in to take my place. Oh, Ripper Snapper. Let me tell you something. Max Dowman right now people like Saka and Giochires and Odegaard you're right this couldn't have happened at a better time we've not you had a little mention of well I played for a team that right now are crap going forward and then so it's all about Max now this is perfect this is perfect for Arsenal all the talk is all about Max Dowman and as we've seen it kind of it's like water off a duck's back to this kid which is fantastic for everybody else so it takes the pressure off them and it's also good to have kind of a wee brother that you can all look after this couldn't have happened at a better time Arsenal were absolutely feeling the pressure the way they're performing everybody's jumping on them going forward, there's no spark there's no inventiveness and this kid appears and does all of those things takes the pressure right off Dr Shaka Hissler, what wise words would you give him?

34:01Frank Leboeuf:Well, I think so many in the dressing room are kind of used to seeing talented kids. Maybe not as talented as Max Darman, maybe they haven't kind of made the jump. Whenever you talk to footballers, we all talk about talented young players that we've seen who just haven't made it for one reason or another. Many times, they kind of feel more talented than we are, but haven't been able to make that final or clear that final hurdle for any number of reasons. Now, Max Dutman has done that. Personally, I think it's a great position on time for him. Now, you made the comment about Max Dutman being the spark to Arsenal offensively.

34:40Frank Leboeuf:Arsenal don't need that right. They're in a great position. They're going to win the league. Yes, they're coming to some criticism about their style of play and reliance on set pieces and no real spark going forward, I think is the term you used. But they're winning the league. Are they going to win the quadruple? that's still too much for me they are positioned too but I think it's easier way way easier said than done right now I'm going to go no I think if Arsenal win two titles the Premier League plus one other I think they celebrate well into next season where are we on the quadruple Kieran

35:27quadruple i'm i'm you know i'm not convinced um i think that the champions league might be a stretch too far even i think that they'll get to the semis um i worry about them coming into a big game like that against around madrid or barcelona that um turn up in those big occasions but I certainly think that it will be at least the Premier League and as Xhaka said I think probably one more I can give them not as a certainty but I think that they're going to go and do at least a double this year

36:06Frank Leboeuf:So as I've already said and I think this is where experience comes in, experience competing for multiple trophies winning multiple trophies for instance, you go and you win the you win the Premier League, that's a tough come down, kind of given it's been, what, 22 years or whatever it is since Arsenal last won the Premier League title. That's a tough come down to then get yourself together to think about the FA Cup. You win that, that's a tough come down again to then reset your sights on the Champions League final if you get there. Now, experienced teams who've done it and kind of been there understand that process, but because Arsenal haven't been there in so many situations, that's That little period there where, again, they go all the way and win one or two trophies, it increasingly becomes more difficult with each title.

36:53They're favourites, of course, to win every competition that they're in, including the FA Cup. They're obviously in action against Southampton in those quarterfinals. That's the stages that we're at. And obviously you can see those live on ESPN+. First weekend of April, Chelsea, Port Vale, Southampton, Arsenal, West Ham against Leeds. And, of course, Manchester. Oh, no. You've got to wake up early to watch Liverpool lose, Stevie. Oh, boy. It just keeps getting worse. Stevie will be in studio, of course, for that game. Oh, brilliant.

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38:34Real Madrid very much in the driving seat to qualify after being 3-0 up against Manchester City going into the second leg at the Etihad on Tuesday. Here's Pep Guardiola. It's easy for me guys. The first 20 minutes you have to score three goals. Yeah, perfect. Good message. But the reality is completely different. It's just to be sustainable in our approach, in our house we have to do it and in all departments that we are working tomorrow or talk tomorrow about what we have to do until the end and we know it's not

39:06Frank Leboeuf:able it's because the first result in the first leg was not the best one so it's difficult sometimes you know because we create the first 50 20 minutes four or five times in by line for for Bernardo was alone in the six-yard box and two three crosses cutbacks that we didn't arrive and they three shoots and target three goals. That is the Champions League. That's why it's so difficult. And the opponents are really good. We have to live with that. Of course, we have to take more risk in terms of trying. But even the results are not good in the first half. We have to keep going, carry on, go. Because you never know.

39:42Frank Leboeuf:You never know. So how do you handle this psychologically, Stevie? As a group of players going into a tie in which you need to score goals however you know you can be vulnerable at the back as well you've got to be smart and you've got to pick the right team and you can't go losing a goal early and the game's over right uh been there done it seen it uh played against you know we did exactly what what man city did to real madrid outplayed you know away from home and the first leg got beat 2-0 okay okay great that's fine we'll bring it back to anfield we'll get after it 2-0 10 minutes in We'll go a goal down And of course The older way Goals rule back then Game was over In 10 minutes Ended up losing 2-0 I think So you have to be smart But you have to pick The right team And when I say The right team For Man City They have to be Solid defensively They can't afford To give anything Away whatsoever And that means You cannot gamble Certainly at the start Obviously the longer The game goes on I think you start making Changes in terms Of going forward But you can't afford to lose goals like this at this level.

40:47I mean, and mistakes as well from... You can understand the O 'Reilly one, he's not a fullback, he's a midfield player. But then Donnarumma compounds it by making a mistake as well. So you need defenders to start with to make sure you don't give the game away and the game doesn't finish early. So Kieran, as a player, how do you cope with this kind of juxtaposition of needing to score goals but don't want to concede goals which i know is the normal way in which football was played but you're three nil down so you have to take more risks yeah no it's it's really difficult i remember i'm testing my memory now but i think it was 2011 or 2012 we were we were four nil down against ac milan i think in this uh kind of identical fixture obviously with the old format and uh you know we took them back to the Emirates and I remember going into the game and thinking for sure I know that they're not going to score because I know the reaction of the team after that defeat was heavy so I had a feeling that it was for sure it was going to be a clean sheet we was not going to concede another goal against them but I just don't think that this I don't think you can say that for if you know if it was if it was this this fixture and I was coming up against Madrid, I just don't know if I would be able to say that about this Madrid team.

42:09They can just cause havoc at any moment. And if their individualism surfaces, even just for five minutes, the game can be over. So that's why I hear what Pep's saying about them needing to be perfect. But I think it's going to be one of those games that Madrid are going to have to be you know, very imperfect for them to have a chance. So it's a difficult one. I think this one's a difficult one for them just because of their individual quality. Mario, it's interesting. Kieran alludes to it, and obviously we talk about it a lot, this weight that Real Madrid carries in the Champions League, obviously the most successful club in the competition's history, and they come at you, and that plays on your mind as well?

42:57Yeah, of course. because I think, look, even if you don't want to think about it, you think about it because you look at the facts, what is facing you. City, now we understand, in the journey that they've built now, they are strong and it's also a side that Madrid wants to beat because Madrid is watching them and thinking like, okay, City is coming, you know, okay, no, we're going to City now because they already came to us. We know that they are going to try to expose us and open us up, but we're going to get opportunities and we've got to really take it. City did it in the first leg you could see what Madrid was doing there were moments when City was in control and everybody thought like okay this looks alright but you know there is only a split second and they can really hurt you okay now they have a situation because now the rumors are going that Mbappe will be back so imagine they're going to play like City has the ball all the time similar to what we saw prior to it and then there comes a moment when you get 2v1 2v1 against Real Madrid could literally be like a 1v1 against any other team because those two players, like Finicius or Mbappe against two players, it's not always said that those two players are going to get the ball.

44:03Sometimes they get split open and they get run out. So those are the key things. If you talk about, like, of course I saw that. In my life, I went to Juventus one time and we had similarities like this. And that was clearly, definitely my school time because we met a guy. I don't know if you're familiar with a guy, but one of my admirers was Zidane. And oh my God, what he did to us in the second leg when we went to Juventus. I swear, I remember what football was like when you play against someone that is extremely good. So I don't hope for City that happens. If one of the players will pick up and like what Volverde did in the first half, if that happens again to them, it will be a very difficult thing.

44:44And if not, I hope that Haaland can, you know, chipping an early one. like I said for Chelsea, if you chip in an early one and the fans go around you, you get a different type of energy. And that energy is what you need in the team. You need the energy of your fans being around. It gives you belief and then you go all the way and you will really push, push as far as you can. But if that doesn't happen, it might be very sad in that stadium.

45:08Frank Leboeuf:What chance, Xhaka, do you give City? Not much, in all honesty. And to the point that everybody's making, yeah, City have to play a perfect game. that goes without saying. It's just the type of game that City plays, dominated possession of the Bernabeu, but we've said it all season long, just so fragile at the back that even when City and where I thought City were getting the best of Real Madrid is trying to press them, force them into mistakes high up the park. Maybe they do the exact same at the Etihad, but the issue with City and how fragile they are defensively, and more to the point, Real Madrid's strengths is that one ball over the top just does all that good work.

45:47Frank Leboeuf:And if Kylian Mbappe are in the park as well, it becomes even more of a threat. So I expect City to go ahead, dominate the ball as it did in the first leg, to try to press and force Real Madrid into mistakes, higher up the park. But that leaves space in behind. City kind of varies from that approach, that approach that they've used kind of naturally over the course of the last couple of seasons, then things become fractured. So I just don't see how City come back from this big a deficit. And we'll, of course, be discussing that on the next edition of the show as well as PSG at Chelsea. Be sure to join us.

46:30Thank you very much, everybody. Be sure to stay tuned as Extra Time is next. Mario is here. Hopefully, Kira can make it through to Extra Time. with his fans. We will see. Champions League to come tomorrow, but stay with us for this.

46:50Welcome in then to the latest edition of Extra Time. Mario is with us, Kieran as well. We were discussing Arda Gula's goal as the best goal of the week. Of course, that long-range effort that we saw for Real Madrid. Kieran, could you kick the ball that far? No, I couldn't then, to be honest. No, I couldn't either. Mario? No. Could you kick the ball? I could definitely kick it that far. I can still do it now, but will I score? No, I wouldn't score. Shaka, you could with your goal kicks in the past. I couldn't do that now, if that's what you're asking. Well, no, not now, obviously. Look at the state of you.

47:23Frank Leboeuf:I don't know where you're trying to say that. I feel every bit of scheme of it. Hey, take it easy, my Shaka, man. Take it easy, man. Never mind. Never mind all of it. Never mind. Stephen? No. No chance. No, not now, but back in the day. Back in the day, no chance. Oh really? No. Of course you could. No. No? No. Okay, I couldn't have scored that. Alright, okay. Very good. I'm back in Stevie. I'm back in Stevie. Too modest. I believe in you Stevie. I believe in Prime Stevie. With the balls now, you always moan about the balls being too. No, even, I couldn't. I believe in you Stevie. I believe in you.

48:00Let's get some questions then, shall we? Let's have a look at what the first one is. I don't know. You can read that far. I can't read anything there's in there. I can't read. Good luck. Stevie, drop points to Leeds, Forest, Burnley, Wolves and now Spurs. Is it more surprising that Slott hasn't been sacked at this point? Oh boy. Look, if Arnaud Slott hadn't have won the Premier League last year, I think there's a good, there's a fair chance that he could have lost his job. but he did win the Premier League last year. And it's not, you know, everybody keeps throwing Jürgen Klopp in. Jürgen Klopp had some seasons where they struggled to get in the Champions League and that's exactly where Arnaud Slott and Liverpool are right now.

48:44They are struggling to get in the Champions League. So, yeah, because he won the league last year, I think that gives him at least the start of the season next year. What would you hope to see from the start of the season that's been lacking so far this season? Why do you think there can be a difference? Well, I don't believe it's possible that the players, as individuals first and foremost, could be as bad. I really just don't see it. And I think that would make it way easier for Arnazslaught in terms of what he's asking them to do. It's his job to make them good and they're not good. Well, it's his job to organise them and motivate them and all of those things, but he can't step on the field and make somebody have a better starting position.

49:34Michael Carrick did it at United.

49:39Well, I would suggest Manchester United's run has more to do with the physical side of the game. Probably 50-50, the physical side. and yes, the fact that they probably feel more comfortable in the positions they're playing. I don't understand what you mean by position. When you're playing once a week and everybody else is playing two and three, isn't it? That's quite convenient, isn't it? To be able to do what you want to do is a lot easier when you're physically ready and at it. You're not carrying anybody. Everybody's in great shape. There's a whole different atmosphere around the place. The biggest problem the Man United are going to have is next year If Michael Carrick or whoever takes over next year Because this run is going to last the rest of the season I believe Picking up good results The biggest problem they're going to have is being able to adjust To having two and three games a week with that squad Unless they go out and sign five, six players and make themselves way stronger because at the end of the day, the squad they have, as good as the results they're getting, isn't going to get, in my opinion, isn't going to be capable of playing two and three games.

50:50So you're saying that you don't want Liverpool to qualify for the Champions League because therefore they can focus more on the league. Then Arnestock can work its magic because if not, if you're in the Champions League again, you're going to have the same problem of not having time on the training ground. Oh, that's a very sensible thing you said. Well, you're the one who brought up Manchester United. That's a very sensible thing you said. You got one right with the top 10 goals and now you've just blown it apart. Stevie, Stevie, let me... Complete garbage. Mario? Guys, don't bite Stevie, don't bite me.

51:22Look, one of the key things, what they had, was that when Klopp was there, you guys were going like 100 and whatever numbers an hour, you understand, in attacking and dictating games and slot came in he wanted to dictate the temple be more in control i think you understand and i i don't know how you see it but i think they have to be more crucial in finishing games off because if not if you want to keep controlling like this you're gonna bump your head a couple of times more against this kind of situation he cannot afford to do that he's got to finish games off because this is not good come on stevie you you don't you don't want to watch the end of the games like this?

52:00No. So you're saying he should get sacked? Is that what you're saying? No, I would not say that. Come on, he's my Dutch guy. I would never want him to be sacked. But I definitely want him to change. You said he should get sacked? I don't know, Stevie. What about Manchester United having a rest? Do you like Pep's approach, Kieran, of giving his players the day off and having them rest a day before they face Real Madrid? What is his goal? I mean, I'm not sure how much it's going to matter. I'm not sure how much it's going to actually matter in the game. So maybe he's just trying something different because it's, you know, I don't want to say it's a free hit for him, but I think he's easy.

52:46I think he may just be trying something different to take the pressure off the team. And I don't mind it, honestly. Like, it's not something I ever did. but I think he needs to do something pretty out there to go and get a result and this is what he's decided to do so yeah we'll have to see how it turns out Day off, Shaq, would you like that?

53:08Frank Leboeuf:I'd like to do something, I'd like to touch you well I'd like to come in and do something before you Have a little huddle? Yeah, you've got to pay your respects down Indeed Stevie would you have a good day off? Yeah? Absolutely, yeah Before a big game? Why not? Okay, yeah Why not? I'd like a little touch I'd like to, you know, do something. Realistically, what are you going to do in one day? You won't touch it during the game.

53:33Back of the net. Right. Kieran, will you be at the parade? Yes, full kit. I might have to go back for it. I might have to go back for it. Yeah, I think so. I think so. Yeah, you will. It might be a bit early in the year for me to go back, but I've got to try. Miami. I've got to at least try. North London. Right, start Ben Strop. Liverpool, Chelsea, Aston Villa. Who do you trust most to secure a Champions League spot? Do we have the league handy? Just to remind everybody where we stand, obviously. That is a filter of a question. Losing against Manchester United. Chelsea losing against Newcastle.

54:07Liverpool drawing against Spurs this weekend. Who is the least worst?

54:14Frank Leboeuf:What's the gap? Villa have a little bit of a gap on everybody on the other team. There we are. They're in 51, 49, 48. They're in complete free-fall, aren't they? Yes. I'm going to go Liverpool, I am. Liverpool not to make it. No, Liverpool to make it. Oh, Liverpool to make it. Liverpool to make it.

54:33Frank Leboeuf:Listen, you're asking me to pick the best or the worst here. Liverpool just drew with Spurs. He's asking me to pick the best or the worst here. Right. Because they're going to get knocked out against Galatasaray, then they've got the whole week to prepare every time. And then it's no problem. Then they'll be all sorted. Harder slot works his magic. I've made my pick. Perfect. No, you're right. I've not seen anything else. Minimum pick. Kieran.

55:02I think I'm going to have to go Liverpool as well. I think I'm going to have to go Liverpool. I think Villa... I'm just not feeling Villa at the moment. They've kind of fallen off a cliff. I know Liverpool are in a bad spot, but you've got to expect them to muster up some kind of experience that they've got in the team. The quality is there. The quality is there. we just haven't seen it enough. I think that they might turn it on right at the last. And then who fifth? Liverpool fourth. Who would you have fifth then, Kieran, between Chelsea and Villa?

55:36That's a tough one. Well, I answer all the big questions. That's it. I think Villa. Oh, really? So you've got Mario's Chelsea missing out? Yeah. Mario? I think so. You know what I got. Sorry, Mario. I don't know, Mario. You said that Rosinio... It's okay, you know, maybe... What did you say? Come on, Claudette. Keep going. You said Rosinio was wrong when he said it should have been a penalty. You've had a go at his huddle. You're turning your back on Chelsea a little bit here, Mario, today. Oh, no, I don't then. Listen, I don't have to agree with everything. Easy now, Tiger. I'm just saying Liverpool might get there.

56:17But the second one, I see Aston Villa start dropping. I feel like the squad is not too big. And I think the squad is now questioning themselves. Do they still got the energy to push themselves and be competitive in that? Because Emery done a great job, but no. My Chelsea boys, I think they got that young energy. And let's see what they do against PSG, because then they got the freedom, what you just called them, what you just said to one of the guys there, to Xhaka, I think on TV, you said, oh, they're going to have freedom. OK, Chelsea might be in that situation too. And push all the way and get themselves into the Champions League again.

56:49And we've got different fashionistas amongst us. So it's the perfect panel to decide whether or not they like the new U.S. Men's National Team Kit. Let's hope that the producer has done some producing and has it for us to see.

57:03There we go. No. So that's the home one on the left, away on the right. I like it. I like the away one. The away one is really nice. Yeah. Yeah, I like it. Right. That's a beach top. A beach top? That's a beach top. That's not a football strap. No, you don't like it, Stevie? So people might like the fact that you don't like it. Yeah, maybe. Yeah, maybe you are. I like it. You like them both, Shaq?

57:29Frank Leboeuf:It gives movement. It gives movement? Yes. Gives more to that, Shaq. You know, it's like a flag fluttering in the wind. Oh, I see. Beautiful. Like the American flag. That's correct. Beautiful. The other one's stylish, don't you think? The other one's very nice. The awake one? Yeah. I like them both. It's horrible. My fashion is still weird. Kieran, you changed obviously Craig Burley's outlook on it. I know, I was going to say, we should actually ask Burley. He takes all of my hints, but I'm going to go... No, it's a no from me. What don't you like about it, Gary? It feels like a bit... It feels, I don't know, I don't know if there's a bit of...

58:07It feels like it's... Where's Wally? A bit where's Wally. Where's Wally? Or where's Waldo, as they call it here. Where's Waldo? Yeah, there we are. No. I'm not feeling it. I'm not feeling it. Mario. No, when it comes to me, you know, when I wear that, I go for the away kid, will be my number one for sure. Because I like it slick and everything. But one thing I have to say to you then, look, when you put on a jersey from your national team, I wouldn't care, man. Give me that jersey. Don't give me that nine, Mario. I don't care about that. Do you see the fluttering? Give me that jersey, man. Give me that jersey, man.

58:40Let me get on the field and let me do my job. Come on, give me that jersey. Do you see the movement that Xhaka does? Movement.

58:44Frank Leboeuf:Because movement. I go for the movement like Xhaka. Movement. Movement, Xhaka. I'm down with you. Oh, yes. Moving out the group stages and home. Oh, boy. Final question, Stevie. How was the concert last night? Did you dance? So just to remind us what this concert was, Stevie went to the local casino last night to a concert. Yeah. And the concert was what? The My Generation Tour. The My Generation Tour. Yeah, Gary Lewis and the Playboys. Right. Love and Spoonful. Okay, so this is the 1960s. 1960s. Right. And Terry Sylvester from the Hollies. Okay. It's fantastic. Terry was absolutely brilliant.

59:23He's a friend of yours. He's a friend of mine, yeah. He was fantastic. You wouldn't have paid to go and see this, would you? Saying that, we also have to add...

59:33Frank Leboeuf:That's a big spend, does it? We spent, what, maybe an hour, hour and a half before the show of Stevie just mentioning random... You don't know that? By the way. Yeah. Random figures from the 1960s. I hope you didn't spend in and on that thing on the top of your head. Why are you suddenly protecting... You would never have thought, you know what? You would never have thought, I walked every day I thought, you've been to the bar where I went to. Yeah. I can't believe it. I like it. I'll tell you what. It's all right, look. I'll tell you what. Yeah, yeah. You're definitely dead. Let me tell you. You're definitely dead.

1:00:04Frank Leboeuf:I'll take it. If two of you had shown up together, I'd have been, I'd have been ego-tudor. Not sure who I'm talking. Not sure who I'm talking to. It'd be a TV. You guys would think of all the sun with me. Now you know who's stopping your CV.

1:00:21I thought it was just you. I thought it was you. But now I see you're copying. Mario, if we're going together, we might get a father and son this game.

1:00:37Frank Leboeuf:Hey, there you go. I love what he had. I have. Two for one special. Oh, boy. Oh, boy. Oh, boy. Oh, boy. You guys are good. Have we got anything else to say? Goodbye. Steve was desperate to get out of them. Steve was finished. So you paid for the tickets? I actually did, yeah. No, you didn't. Of course I didn't.

1:01:04That is it. Thank you very much, guys. We will return tomorrow for those big Champions League matches, of course, including PSN, SG against Chelsea, and also Real Madrid against Manchester City.

1:01:25Frank Leboeuf:Shot clocks, big shots, upsets, aces, TGL playoffs are here. First, Atlanta Drive starts their repeat run against Los Angeles Golf Club. Then, Rory's Boston Common Golf and Tiger's Jupiter Lynx face off in their playoff debuts. Who will advance? Keep up. It's playoffs. Tune in Tuesday, March 17th at 6.30 p.m. and 9 p.m. only on ESPN and the ESPN app.