Chelsea's Brazilian Boy Breaks Liverpool's Heart, Arsenal Climb to the Top of the Table

28:23But this is a guy who didn't leave on a free for no money. He played his heart out. I think he wins a European trophy. He leaves for£100 million,$123 million. He goes to another football club. When he scores the goal, he doesn't celebrate. He's got respect for the club and the set of fans and whatever. And yet people still were booing him. I just didn't sit right with me I get when some players get booed and I get when some players leave in certain circumstances and it's not great, this guy did every single thing he could till the day he left for West Ham Football Club and I just thought that was bad treatment and by the way he's playing as well as any midfield player in the Premier League right now I like those two shouts Rob I'm going to finish the conversation with Arsenal with me just really quickly running through the subs bench.

29:17Kepa. Very experienced. Chelsea goalkeeper a few years ago. Mascara has been very good as a centre-back to come and help out. Ben White talks about how good he is as a right-back. Martinelli. By the way, these are all on the bench. Has come on before, scored goals, really important player. Christian Norgard, last season's captain at Brentford, one of the best players at that football club. Ethan Waniere, through the academy, getting better, can come on and give you silk and give you creativity in the middle of the park. also could come on from the middle of the park is Mick Amarino, could score goals different sort of player, more physical certainly gets in the box, how about Martin Zubemendy to come into the game, can knit things together from a deeper role, and finally Miles Lewis-Skelly that can come on and be an excellent I mean that is some amount of backup on the bench to help the first team whenever they might need it, so I hope we haven't gone over the top there on Arsenal Rob, and you know, it's a long way to go and the hardest thing in sports is to close, is to finish, is to get over the line.

30:15And obviously they want to do it. I just thought, you know, Rebecca asked us on the last segment of the show today, Rob, what's, you know, going into the international break, of the first seven games in the Premier League season, what's on your mind? Most on my mind, I mean, there's so many clubs on my mind, obviously, but I think Arsenal's progression, the adding to the attack in the summer, and they went from the goalkeeper to defenders to midfield players. Now the front line's been updated. it looks pretty strong In finishing and agree totally with the Arsenal thing Rob, I go back to just over seven days ago when Arsenal were 1-0 down at Newcastle with four minutes of time and Liverpool were drawn back with Palace and were looking to go on to win there would have been an eight point gap between those two teams, there was five at the time there would have been an eight point gap and let me tell you mate, it would have started It would have started.

31:11Yeah, there's a lot of people who don't want him to do well. There's a lot of haters out there. All of a sudden, the result last weekend, the result this weekend, Arsenal are sitting top of the pile, and it's a very different look. And all of a sudden, the spotlight falls a bit on Liverpool. And that's what's great about this Premier League, mate, and why we love it so much. Brilliant. Let's move things on, because we spent a bit of time on those two games. Let's go to Old Trafford. Always a story. Ruben Amren with his team getting beat last week against Brentford. A lot of spotlight on whether he'd keep his job, whether he had to win to keep his job.

31:44The news seemingly coming out of Manchester United that he's fine, he's safe. Obviously, we're not happy with things, but we want him to continue. He got a win, Rob. He got a 2-0 win, two goals early. Mason Mount was a big decision. Jeff Cunha's defense put Mount in. Mount's got a lovely goal. Cesco gets 2-2, which can only do him some good. I thought it was one of his better games in the red of Manchester United. It looked more like a centre-forward. And they got people closer to him, Rob, so it looked a little bit more joined up. He got his win. I think it's the first clean sheet of the season.

32:17They got Le Mans in goal for his first Premier League start. A lot of good things, I thought, for United. A little bit hanging on it at the end. I mean, it could have been, I thought, a penalty kick as it is. Traore went down on Le Mans' challenge, which he got a yellow card for simulation, which is one of the most incredible things I've ever seen. But they hung on. They played decent football. There was more control. And I was thinking, Rob, I was thinking about Mrs. Ameren, who must be enjoying a Sunday roast today. Finally. She hasn't enjoyed many Sunday roasts, has she? No, she hasn't enjoyed many Sunday roasts at all.

32:54But hopefully she's in a country pub somewhere in Manchester, enjoying a nice Sunday roast and a glass of red wine and enjoying Manchester. because there haven't been too many days when I don't think that's happened in the Amarine household. Yeah, fair play. Sunderland at home, you know, no drama. They get the goals. You're an expensive striker. A$99 million striker scores a nice goal, tucks it away quite nicely. My only little gripe, and there's no gripe now when they get the result. The win and the play, yeah. And Mason Mount scores a goal. So I'm just going to, you know, I do want to see Kunia and Bermot and Sheshko.

33:29I do want to see that. Don't tell me that the manager will feel that they can't afford to, you know, it's too attacking to have all three players out there. That's where the money was spent. Like, don't tell me we're not going to, you know, you're going to have an expensive forward on the bench where there's other parts of the team that needed investment, needed upgrading, centre midfield, goalkeeper, right wing back. Yeah, I hear you, Rob, but might his position be, and listen, we've all said about the system and fitting players in, but might his position be, you know what, we're not quite structured enough to play those two.

34:03So one of those two will play and Mason gives me a bit more defensive structure, stability, maybe when we haven't got the ball. And I know what you're saying. We want to see United attack. But if that means we're going to lose games and I've got to make a tough call on this early on, I don't know. From now till Christmas, it's either one or the other of those two. They can fight for a place with a big lad. and Mason's going to play as long as he's playing a part. I don't know. I'm just saying to play devil's advocate. Listen, if those two were playing and we're talking about another defeat, mate, we could be talking about the guy's job, never mind whether we like seeing him or not.

34:45To your point, the game before against Brentford, the front three did play. So maybe he didn't like the defensive kind of compactness with those, I don't know. And maybe it's irrelevant. I know what you mean. I suppose Kunja hasn't scored yet. We know he's a quality player. When the team's playing better, I get you. Bruno would want him higher. But I think sometimes we're going to make a couple of tough calls. And maybe one of those is, one of the two underneath it, I'll rotate them if there's enough games, enough competition. And if you're scoring, you're staying in the team. If you don't, maybe we change it out.

35:25I think it's a great win for them prior to a break. You know, the noise can drop a little bit. He can concentrate on working with some of the players who are obviously not on international duty. And they line themselves up to a particularly decent game at Liverpool when we get back. So, yep, I look forward to that. Up to 10th in the Premier League table, Rob. And it's worth a little pause now as we go into an international break. And that's a good chunk of the games. That's a good start after seven. I just want to get a quick line on just expectations of Man United, Rob. What's acceptable, what's not, you know, in terms of finishing positions.

36:00Where are they going to be hovering around? Where are they going to be spending their time in this table? What's going to be acceptable for the manager to sort of, for the ownership or the fans to feel like, ah, we're going in the right direction now. You know, we're up to 10th. Are they got to be getting up to around the top six? or is between 6th and 10th okay, Rob, for the fans and for the ownership? I like 8th. I like 8th and up. And I love between 8th and 4th. Yeah, yeah. I think 8th and 4th is the next logical step. I think it's realistic. And then from there we think about, okay, how do we start to break back into that top four?

36:41I mean, that will bring European football, which is important to Manchester United whatever level that is and I'm sure we know they want to be in Champions League but that might be a little where you are on the road but yeah I think eight and above Rob and some consistency I think putting some back-to-back wins and showing it looks like it's going in the right direction yeah and then I think everything feels better that way and the other just thing Rob and it can't be easy being Ruben Amram to be fair since he's taken over the football club last year and started this. There's an honesty about him, Rob, that I like.

37:19Yeah, I do too. There's an honesty that I know sometimes he says the headline things and maybe he says the wrong things. But there's an honesty. He wants to get this thing right and he wants to be successful. He cares about it. That comes out. Yeah, he cares. And I think that's important. So, yeah, good win. Good Sunday roast for Mr. and Mrs. Amman. Away you go. Brilliant. alright what's next next other results we've got some other results let's go quickly through so we've got Bramford 0 Manchester City 1 so a Bramford team that I thought Rob looked to want to just stay in a game more than win the game at times and then maybe Thiago had the chance late on against Donnarumma where if he does a little bit better he might bring him back into it it's a City team that still and I thought you made a really good point in terms of Haaland didn't I'd wrote a note about Haaland Rob because like when that goal goes in I mean was it nine Premier League goals now and another seven or eight and other competitions and internationally all that I said I kind of a Haaland should come with a government health warning you know like you have cigarettes and there's a government health warning like this is bad for your health I mean he's just a brute and he he's a brute mate he runs through centre backs like school kids and stays on his feet he has good balance he bumped into the guy but he bashed him three times buddied him a little bit stayed on his feet still dragged the ball onto his left foot where he shoots scores and so i just wanted to make it that connection see so tiago's running through three really these people chasing him you see how his touch never allowed him to get the finish yeah harlan's bumping into people and knocking them off and still has the ability to have the ball in the right control to finish the goal.

39:09That's why he's special. I thought he made a valid point like, as great as he is, they need others. They're going to need others. I thought it was a big win. I thought it means they're still in and around it, Robin. I don't think at this stage we can be talking them out. The Rodri injury is a blow again. It looks like at this stage we're not going to be able to rely on him on a regular basis until, you know, he's got that level of fitness back and that match fitness. Yeah, and back to those wingers, Rob, isn't it? You know, I think all champion teams for as long as we can remember have had goal-scoring wingers.

39:50Yeah. And maybe Omar Mahmouche is going to be the guy that he's got an eye for goal when he comes back, maybe on the left-hand side. But Savinha, I really like Savinha and Oscar Bob. Yeah, yeah. I think the man at Pep said about it afterwards that the wingers have got to start chipping in with goals. We saw that before. Remember that season when Gundogan got a crazy amount of goals from the field? Yeah, 12, 13, didn't he? He's always there. Riyad Mahrez before that. There's always been others to score. And, you know, Erlen Haaland, I mean, I think they're the top goal scorers, right? I think they've scored the most goals, Man City, 15 goals so far.

40:21So the goals are there, but, I mean, it's all from one guy, really. So that's something to watch. You know, when you watch them play in the first half, Rob, you're like, you just can't rule out Man City because they're so dominant when they get the play going. I didn't think Brentford did a... I thought disappointed, like Lee Dixon in commentary. Expect a little bit more. Find a way to make it uncomfortable for City instead of just sitting back and being passive. I just thought they felt like they wanted to stay in it and give themselves a chance. I guess they did at 1-0. Yeah. Not great. Yeah.

40:53Shall we move to St. James' Port? Newcastle 2, Nottingham Forest 0. Newcastle starting to get a little bit with Guimaraes and Volchimada with another penalty kick I thought it was nice for Volchimada was it by Munich was it Colin Ruminig was talking about that kind of money I just don't think that's helpful and doesn't need to be but Volchimada scoring the goals and Newcastle going in the right direction I mean the story probably from that game it's Nottingham Forest it's Ange what is it, eight games in charge now no wins, I think a couple of duels in the Premier League. Is it seven or eight? Seven or eight.

41:30Seven or eight. But, I mean, the questions are being asked about how long he'll be there. Will he still be there after the break and all that stuff? I mean... It's a valid question, Rob. I saw a report on the Daily Mail Friday saying that, you know, there's reports that, you know, they're going to discuss it. Like, he could go in this window. We had a little chat in our studio, Rob, and Rebecca asked us, like, Like, is he going to be there? Do you think he'll be there, yeah. And I said, I'm going to say yeah, because I didn't think this game was awful from Forest. It was the approach that would make sense.

42:06Yeah. And I don't know if they're a great team anyway, not in a Forest. I'm not sure anybody else does a lot differently. I mean, I know there's been a ton of changes from last year, but Anthony Alanga was a really important player. It's hard to repeat. I thought Nuno Espirito Santo did an amazing job last year. He did a great job, yeah. Got about as much as you could possibly get out of this team. So there's always going to be a drop-off. And, of course, Stephen Warnock said, you know what, I think he's going to go. What do you think, Rob? What do you think the appetite is with Mr. Maranakis making a change?

42:36I think he's got two or three more games. I think we're talking ten games. For some reason, I feel like he'll get there. The November window, Rob, maybe. The November international break. Break. And then somebody thinking about doing something and maybe the window. Or certainly just getting a different look from the set of players. The issue and the reason why that's in doubt is that Mr. Maranakis, who's in charge, will make decisions not solely based on football, its personality, its other things. He didn't, Nuno didn't lead the football club because he wasn't getting enough results and he wasn't happy enough with the football because they had a personal falling out and disagreement.

43:17And he brought in Edu. And he brought in Edu. But what I'm saying, it's not always just what happens on the pitch. No. So if there's a clash in any ways, or Edu's sort of said, I'm not sure I can work with Ange, and blah, blah, blah, blah, he could be out of the door. He could easily be out of the door in this next seven days, and I wouldn't be surprised. I tend to think that having chosen him, there's a bit of a relationship between the two. I think they're both Greek-born, and I think he'll try and give him as long as he can, and I think that's two or three more games, max. Yeah, I hope so. I mean, I hope he gives him a few.

43:54I think it's like 27 days, isn't it? Is it 27, 21? I think it's like 27 days he's been there. And there's been a lot of games come thick and fast and, yep, no wins yet. But you've got to give him a little bit of time to see if some of his philosophies and all that can start bearing fruit. Because the football is entertaining. I don't know. Yeah, it's kind of sorry. I suppose the question they'll sort of ask is, can somebody do better with this group of players? That's the crux of it. and maybe Ange isn't suited to stopping goals going in and defending resolutely and then counter-attacking. He wants the ball and maybe that doesn't suit the group of players.

44:34I also think, Rob, just show me very quickly on that. I think Boris looks like one of those clubs where the temperature of the dressing room will be kept. One or two will be asked how they think he's doing. Yeah, quite possibly. I mean, I hope that that sort of stuff doesn't get back to the owner I'm just looking at their next couple of games, right, Mr. Earl. They've got Chelsea at home next, right? Yeah. Their next league game after that, they have Porto at home. Then they have Bournemouth away, difficult. Yeah. And then Man United at home. I'm looking at the league table. I think right now, West Ham United under Nuno Espíritu Santo, this is hilarious, isn't it, really, the former, I think they're going to find a way to start getting some points.

45:14I think he's an excellent manager, Nuno. And if they get a couple of results, not enough for us going to the bottom three. Yeah, yeah. And if they spend any amount of time on the bottom three... And if they've got Chelsea, Bournemouth and Man United, it's a Man United game. They could get one point out of those games. Yeah, and West Ham are only one point behind right now. If they get a win in any of those three games, then the course could be in the bottom three. I think these other things, I think the promoted teams, all doing okay, maybe Burnley apart, I think, other teams clicking on. I think all that will have an effect.

45:44There'll be a worry. There'll be a worry of relegation, not a forest. There will be a worry, yeah. Well, let's see how that one goes. We'll obviously keep across everything as we take the break. A team who, honestly, you could have put the whole team in the underappreciated category. Bournemouth 3, Fulham 1. Sachinon gets a goal for Fulham. Got to like how his career has come back on track, Rob, because you remember the Spurs move and things didn't really go for him. And then our friend Semenyu comes up with brilliant, two important goals. Clive at Skry's scores of beauty. And Bournemouth do what Bournemouth do, continue to play the right kind of football, continue to defy the odds of losing some of your best players and affecting the outcome of results.

46:29A couple of points here. Two outstanding players they've got. Justin Kluiver scores a brilliant goal. Brilliant goal from midfield. Sticks in the top corner in awful conditions and Anton Semenyo. And also again, we kind of say the same people each time I feel like we're Bournemouth. And the manager. The manager turning up the attacking dial. How many times have I said that? Like, when you're down, come on, manager, show me something. Brings a defender off Rob, plays with three at the back, throws attacking players on there, gets in front, and then actually brings another defender in later on to shore things up a little bit defensively.

47:01Ryan Christie comes into midfield, you know, Tyler Adams comes out, more attacking threat. With those attacking players that they've got, it's quite the story. He affects games, doesn't he, this fella? He does affect games. You know, and that's a unique skill that managers have. Some people like for like, and you see the team, it doesn't really change anything that's gone on. This guy knows how to affect it and go for things. And fair play to him. I mean, you know, at some point, people are going to be looking at this guy. I know he only signs short-term contracts. He's talked about being really happy with Bournemouth, and Bournemouth is an ambitious club in terms of ownership.

47:37But he's another one that I would think is starting to get on the radar of some of the big boys, mate, if jobs become available. Yeah, I mean, like Oliver Glasner, I always feel like if you have a good season, then that's interesting. If you have another good season, there's something in it to do that. And he's on that track right now. Semenyo, whether somebody comes in in January, he's such a good player. I was surprised he didn't go in the window. They lost, of course, other players. But it's remarkable how so many expensive players. I think they made$100 million in profit, Rob, and lost all those defenders.

48:13and brought players but still had 100 million and they're absolutely flying high. Doing the job. Fourth, the fourth right now in the Premier League. It's a story, and it's a brilliant story at little old Bournemouth. Well done. Let's go to Ellen Road, Leeds 1, Tottenham 2. So a little bit of this game, and do you know what, Rob? The value of man management and good managers, and Thomas Frank, you know, Matthias Tell had left out of the European group, probably not happy, ends up scoring a lovely goal, slightly deflection. Kudus, who's done so well in a number of assists, but looking for his first goal.

48:46And then you see the manager after, mate, and he's hugging them and he's getting them onside. And just having your group, understanding your group, getting the best out of every individual. Listen, we've been in dressing rooms where everybody's got to feel a million dollars, whether you're the striker who's earning the most money and scoring the goals or the right-back who's earning the least amount of money. A good manager makes everybody feel good. and I think that's one of the great strengths of Thomas Frank, as well as he's a tactically smart guy and he knows how to put a team together. He looks like he builds a real relationship with his players.

49:18Yeah, that's that side of it. It's a really important side of it. And I'm just starting to feel a little bit more connected to what's going on at Tottenham, Rob. I think I said to you, like, I haven't seen enough of them yet because he changes stuff so much. And this was the same again, really. I mean, he switched systems late in the game. He's got a ton of good options. He's got a bright attacking front line. You know, there might have been some that say, are they a striker light? You know, Richarlene can be inconsistent. Solanke's had surgery. Mokudis, Rob, looks like a really, really good acquisition.

49:55Odebeer, Xavi Simmonds. You know, you've got Brennan Johnson. There's quite an exciting, young, dynamic front line. I think the midfield is enhanced massively by Paulina. Jael Paulina massively improved and added some defensive nails and some experience and reading the game. Yeah, that's what they've needed, haven't they? Under-Hands, they didn't have that player who could protect a little bit. And on the back four, Porro, Romero, Van der Ven and Udogi, that's a good back four. They don't now just leave the defensive area and bomb forward. There's more protection involved, there's less of a high line.

50:33It's less stressful back there. It's a good team. And I was excited to see what a conventional coach would do with this squad, young squad. And there's still Archie Grace to come in. Jed Spence didn't play. Lucas Bergvall is another midfield player. So the more I'm looking at it, the more I'm liking it. I thought this was an awkward game at Leeds. I thought it played well in the first half. It was an awkward game, yeah. And they came through pretty strongly. And they're up to third place in the Premier League table as we go into this break. So I'm liking, liking Thomas Frank. liking this new look spurt.

51:03It's very different to last year, but it looks more durable and more structured. Pretty good. Like it. And to be fair, Daniel Falk has done a good job with Leeds, mate. They had a couple of chances late on. I think Calvert-Lewin and Peru, the left putter, Picario, comes up with a good save. So they're competitive and they look like they're going to have a good go at it this time around. So, yeah, delighted for Leeds. Good three points for Tottenham. let's move it to the Hill Dickinson Stadium Everton 2, Crystal Palace 1 Palace go 1-0 up and we're on a 19 game unbeaten run I think it's 12 in the Premier League but that goes to David Moyes and his Everton team and it was interesting I was listening to Jack Greenish after who was named man of the match with the late goal that he scores slightly fortuitous block when he gets in but he talked about working with David Moyes and having the ability to change the game.

52:00Half-time, I think keepers Beto came on and Alcaraz came on for Barry and Dibling, who started in the Sion XI, and it just gave them a little bit more ability to run in behind, a little bit more pace and possession to test the back three, the Palace that we talked of so well. And it changed the game. It put Everton more on the front foot. No doubt Palace a little bit fatigued from midweek in Europe. That's something they're going to have to deal with as the season goes on. but a great win for Everton a great sort of goal for Jack Grealish who the goal was missing and I know he's probably a bit disappointed not being the England squad having started the season that he started but can do no more than continue to do what he does and you can see how much he's revelling and being an important player back in the team again Yeah I think he loves being the kind of the star a little bit and the maverick a little bit a bit of attention around him.

52:57He's such a humble, lovely, what a guy he is, Rob. And the interview after saying it shouldn't be me getting man in the match, it should be Adam Walton who's the best player on the pitch. Very humble and he was in the right place at the right time. Interesting that David Moyes is encouraging him to get in the box more, to get more goals. With his quality, you should be getting a little bit more in terms of production goals. Wide players, you just said at City, isn't it? Wide players can't just be out there. And maybe he didn't get enough at Man City and maybe he'll get a few more now. But fair play, fair play to David Moyes.

53:28It looked like they were going to lose the game and this record at the Hill Dickinson Stadium was going to go unbeaten, but they found a way, come back in at 2-1. I mean, David Moyes, he's got the Midas touch in so many ways to keep this team going at Everton. They're in eighth place right now, a different-looking team in that new stadium. You feel for Palace, though, Robin, and he can't go on forever. That's some run, by the way. That's some run. Was it April? Six months since they lost a game. it was back in April the last time they lost a game incredible running as you say the European challenge is going to add another layer to them but they'll be absolutely fine with Oliver Glasner got one of the best progressive managers in the Premier League let's go to Aston Villa a couple of goals for Marlon 25-63 minutes enough to give Aston Villa a 2-1 win against a Burnley team that are finding it hard to get results.

54:24And we've got Wolves won, Brighton won. Wolves won up this time and then another late equaliser. Was it against Spurs recently? They gave up the lead. Wolves, was it Spurs? A couple of weeks ago? Yeah, I think so. I think they gave a late goal. They seem so close to winning this game, Rob. And a team that needs a win. Absolutely needs a win. Yet to win. Yeah, and there's a really good header from Van Hecker for Brighton to make it 1-1, but you just feel for Wolves a little bit. and Victor Pereira got himself a red card another manager with a red card didn't he Victor Pereira who's always got something to say irresponsible behaviour I think is the category that's the I think apparently apparently I think the Times reported that he was seen kicking the ball kicking the ball towards the referee they have a little dugout now apparently there's a referee's dugout and apparently he kicked the ball towards the referee's area there so frustrations there yeah we know what it's like how difficult it is just to get his first win for the team and he's a passionate guy and I think Wolves fans love that in him.

55:23Had to settle with the points as we go into the international break. Listen, mate, a little part of the podcast that we started to do this season, a little preview of a game coming up when we get back. So it's a couple of weeks before we get back. It's Sunday, October the 19th. Remember, it's 11.30 a.m. Eastern Time on the USA Network. So 11.30 a.m. Eastern Time on the USA Network. Liverpool, three state defeats, face Manchester United, who've yet to go in back-to-back games with Ruben Amram in charge. Who wins this one and why, my friend? Well, I think just real quick, I think Liverpool do get back to winning ways, Rob.

56:03I think Ugo Iketike deserves a start again. And I know he's the big money guy. Is there a way that you can play both of them? But I think we're going to see Iketike again. and they're not far off. They're really not far off. There's a few little issues. Manchester United will go there where that system will get forced back a little bit. So, yeah, I would favour Liverpool. If they don't win that game, then that is a little concerning given the run of form and on a slot trying to find the formula. He's gone back a little bit to last season's team, but we'll see. I just want to see a critique. I think he was dynamic, effective, good finishing.

56:45For me, should we start on the front? What's your immediate thoughts on this one? Your immediate thoughts has to be that Liverpool get back to something like, I think, playing against Manchester United, which always means a little bit extra because of the history and rivalry of those two teams over the years. I also think from Manchester United's point of view, though, Rob, it's a great chance for them to be seen to take in a step. If they could go to Anfield and get a result, go back to bat, Talk about players who are in a bit of form. One or two might have some minutes in international football.

57:17It might help them along the way. I just think it's a great opportunity for Manchester United to show that, you know, we talked about top eight and above. If they can go to Anfield and put a decent performance in it and get a result, then all of a sudden we're looking at them very differently. So it's a game that I think both teams have a lot riding on. if not that it's Liverpool v Manchester United, which means everything anyway. From Liverpool's point of view, Rob, and there's lots of the defensive issues, the control of the midfield, I'm looking for a good Liverpool day, a good Liverpool forwards day.

57:57We haven't really had one, have we? For all that quality that we've got. Mo Salah's got to come away. You know, Mo kicking in, a three, four, five, when they're on it, you go, wow, that's what's... So much looking forward to it. So I know we've got a little bit of a break between now and then, but always a big game, always one to look forward to. Just a final, if Man United find a way to win, they then just get two points behind Liverpool. Just two points behind Liverpool. Before straight defeats for Liverpool, mate. And all of a sudden, everything that was on Arteta and Arsenal turns to Liverpool and Arnaz Lott.

58:39Which is what's great. I mean, honestly, I read a note after today's game where somebody said it really just feels like the Premier League is getting started in earnest now. Yeah, I think so. We really feel once after we get over this international break, every game is going to really start to see inequality. And those big games are going to be so important. Listen, mate, great to catch up. Have yourself a great weekend off. I think it's the first time in over the year that Liverpool haven't sat top of the table. There's Arsenal winning. The Gunners go one point ahead of the Reds. It was a good week for Bournemouth, Spurs, Man United, and Newcastle.

59:16We're going to take that week off for international break when you can catch up on all those World Cup qualifiers and international football. So we'll be back on Sunday. That's October the 19th, when Liverpool host Manchester United at Anfield. Kick-off 11.30am Eastern Time on the USA Network. But for now, I'm Earl. He's Mustard together with the two Robbies. Thanks for watching and listening. be safe, stay healthy it's a good night from me and it's a good night from him good night