Spurs Sting City Again, Villa's Loss is Arsenal's Gain, Carrick at the Wheel

25:59Now, like you say, if somebody works out the antidote and we know in football that always happens, somebody does something for a certain period and everybody works out how to stop it. But my short takeaways on this one, Rob, were in recent times, not many people go to Leeds and either get a win. Certainly not many people go to Leeds and get four goals. I kind of feel like it was a tonic day for Arsenal and the rest of the weekend has played out for them in some respects. But I kind of felt like there was questions going into this one. There was no Leeds away. You know, it's Ellen Road, it's that set of fans, it's this team are different.

26:38You know, a draw up there and all of a sudden everybody's in. and everybody's piling in. And I thought, whatever was needed, they found their way. And the set-pieces played their part. The two strikers get their goals. Their football came in the end. They get over to Gordon. They've got habits having minutes. It just, all of a sudden, from kick-off to end of the game, feels a whole different look to the team and club. Yeah, I mean, you know, I'm talking about the first half there where they looked a little struggling with creativity. But when you take the whole 90 minutes, Rob, And you look at the subs that came on, Martinelli, Odegaard, Jesus, Pelafiori and Eza.

27:15And that's what's going to be the story of this title win when Arsenal finally do it, is the strength of this team, the squad. And he can dial it up and down now, given the players is available. But the reaction from the Man United loss, like you said, was an important game today. And I thought first half they weren't at their best, but just the sheer amount of quality they can bring into the game. I mean, the Jesus goal, these are subs. Odegaard passed to Martinelli across to Jesus, who scores. That's all subs. I mean, it's an incredible team and almost everybody's fit now. Calafiore was out for a little while, of course, came off the bench in this game.

27:51So that's the strength of Arsenal. I mean, good for Jochrez as well, Rob. You get a chance, didn't you, earlier on? Yeah. That's what they need. But he does get his goal. He gets his little celebration. It's good for him to get the confidence and great for the manager to have his two strikers scoring goals and the set pieces. It's just a very strong machine of a squad, not just the team is very good, but this title is going to be based on the strength and depth, the signings that are brought in. And Jokeres hasn't really done what they wanted from a nine, Rob, quite honestly. I mean, the numbers are getting better.

28:30They kind of look better, but he wanted more of a Premier League regular, regular scorer. And he hasn't really done that. But he's got his goals. He's got his view. and everybody else chipping in with the set-piece is going to be good enough, I think, for them to win it. Yeah. I mean, it's a case, like I say, if they win it and he's played his pot, then that's the most important thing. And, you know, what happens in the future, we'll have to wait and see. Maybe, you know, they get used to him a little bit more, he gets used to them, and we start seeing a different look to him. But, yeah, I just thought this was a big one.

29:01A way it leads to a 4-0 win in the manner that it happened. And losing Saka just before the kick-off and, you know, questions being asked, I thought it was a great day for Michael Ohteta and his team. Very solid. Yeah, solid win to put everybody under pressure who played after that. And so it worked out. Let's go to a man who we can't keep up the headlines, my friend, Michael Carrick, who continues three wins, three games, three wins, beat Manchester City 2-0, beat Arsenal 3-2 and now beat Fulham 3-2. I say I wasn't really watching this. I was flicking between this. I was kind of keeping an eye more on Villa because I knew you had the eye on this one.

29:41So give us the headlines and some of your takeaways, mate, on Manchester United, Michael Carrick and finally, should we give him the job? Well, I haven't been on for a couple of weeks and I know the show, I was off the show and I watched you and Tim Howard basically saying, nah, you know, I don't care. I don't care if he wins every single game. He's not the right guy. I think I'd been a little bit different if I was on the set with you, Rob. I think I would have pushed back a little bit on that and said, if he wins every game, he's getting the job. I mean, you can't not do that. If he won, I mean, when we get there, I don't think he wouldn't win every game and we'll see how he, But you can't not consider the guy, Rob, as a very serious contender.

30:28If he finishes this team in a strong third or upwards, Michael Carrick is going to be front and centre of the next manager. But I understand, you know, what you... Yeah, it was a bit of a literal kind of... Because in fairness, Rob, if I'm Jason Wilcox or Omar Barada, my job now is to be looking for the next guy for Manchester United. But if Michael Carrick ends up getting me third in the league, winning 14 games... Yeah, and looking great. I'm not stupid enough to go, you know what, Michael, sorry. Carry on, my friend. Let us support you and let's carry on. No, but, yeah. So, but the game, good game.

31:04Good game, Rob. Good game. Fulham are a good team. First half was a good game of football. Both teams had their possession. They're both open. I just like Marcus Silva's team. His team is really open. It's not the same quality of players as some of the United ones, but they play really good football. There wasn't a great deal of difference in the first half. Robert was a fairly, it wasn't a rambuscus. It wasn't a fast game. It was kind of an intricate, maybe some people find it a little bit boring. The set piece goal was the difference. Casemiro's header on 18th minute was 1-0 up. And the second half got a little bit crazy.

31:40What I would say, and what is the first time I think I've spoken about Man United is, and lots of people have about the system and stuff, it looks more comfortable. Without the ball, they can jump into the 4-4-2 without it. They're not a high-pressing team. This is not. But I think Carrick knows he hasn't really got that. They're a mid-block to a defensive. Okay, Fulham, you've got it. We're in nice shape. You end playing through our midfield players. That happened all the time under Amarim. There's a tighter four players in midfield in front of the back four. Bruno's happier in that position.

32:10So they look more compact. They look more comfortable. Players know their jobs. And there's more numbers when they attack and get forward. So, you know, midway through the second half, I'm literally writing down really impressive, no drama win. And then things get a little crazy. Things get a little crazy. Raul Jimenez scores his penalty. And then Kevin, the substitute, I think he's a record signer for Fulham, comes on and bends him in the top corner. Beautiful goal. It's 2-2. And I'm thinking, wow, how did this game get to 2-2? Again, an amazing game of different momentum shifts for the home side to the other one.

32:48Yeah. And then Cesc comes on and scores a winning goal. I mean, it was an amazing game of football. The late goal, of course, the attacking style throughout for Manchester United. They just look more comfortable in this role. The fans are happier. The players, Manu's doing a nice job next to Casemiro. And it just looks a much more comfortable bunch of players. I mean, everyone said the same thing. And seeing it as close as I watch this game, you can see it. They look more energised, Rob, as well. There looks more energy about the team, whether it was restrictions or positions or feeling uncomfortable in the roles.

33:24I'm not sure. Yeah, I mean, you wouldn't say that if you saw the first half. And I know they've had the high energy games and the difficult games. They've had to go flat out in some of these recent matches, the wins that they've had. This wasn't one of those. But that's what I'm interested in. I'm not interested in the... I take less away from a game against a big rival. Yeah. And I know... I read somebody said that my new Fulham will be a good test for Carrick to see against Arsenal. Exactly. Let's have a normal game and see how it sets up. Yeah, and it wasn't flat out to win out of desperation.

34:02It was just an even game and they were comfortable until the craziness happened in the second half. I've got to say, you know, I've often given this player a lot of stick as well. Maguire. Harry Maguire and Martinez. They do a good job back there. You know, Shaw's back at left back. I thought, Dallow, it just looks, I don't know, it just looks better. Those two played really well. The midfield's well-structured. What about Casemiro, mate? Because I know he's on his way out, isn't he? They're going to have to replace him and his goals, by the way, because he comes up with some important goals. Well, it's very interesting you say that and you bring that up.

34:40And I don't know whether you caught our memo, but my underappreciated performer is Casemiro, Robbie Earl. Now, I know it's easy for me to say that when he scores a goal. He scores the goal, first one. He assists with a no-look, brilliant ball. Yeah, I saw the no-look picture. For Cugno, who smashed it into the top. And his general play in this set-up, when he's got more players close to him, he's a class act, Casemiro. And, you know... Why would you... Is it age? Is it money? Is it anything else? Why at this stage you would be saying, oh, he can go? Because he did have a year option, didn't they, on his contract?

35:18Yeah, I think it's his decision, isn't it? I think he wants to go back. And I think he wants to, I don't know, about that. But underappreciated, maybe it's a, I just think he's got a lot of stick, isn't he? And you can't really say it for the money that was paid, a huge fee for a pretty old guy. And he's done okay. and there's moments, like you said, he's got four or five goals in here this season, I think. He might have five, fifth primary goal that was. Isn't it almost the case, Rob, that maybe played in a different style with a different setup, would you have seen a better Casemiro? Maybe, yeah, maybe.

35:55And that's the point I'm trying to make today, Rob, saying that underappreciated, you know, again, I'm not arguing that he's been great value for Man United with the money paid and his age, et cetera, et cetera, and he'll leave on, you know, for free. I just remind people, he's class, He's a classy player. And you see bits of it from the passing, from the goals. Some of this, he sprays the ball from midfield. Did a good game today, Rob. Casemiro had a really good game in the middle of the park. He got a standard ovation. He came off pretty early, actually, kind of midway through the second half.

36:23Garty came on for a bit of energy in there. So I just think it's a tip of the cap to Casemiro, an absolute champion of a player that's won so much at Real Madrid. And he's got a lot of stick at Man United. But I think we all got to remember that there's a classy player in there. And I think Old Trafford, I think the Man United fans, they've seen it, even though it may not have been every week, Rob, and there's times he got his legs couldn't handle what was going on around him, to your point, in a different set-up, maybe even more influential. But he's a class player, and we saw it today, and I want to give him a little shout, so he's my underappreciated performer of the week.

36:54Yes, good shout recently. And I think, Rob, he'll help in the next, was it, 16 games, to develop Kobe Mainu and teach him a little bit of what he wants, to be a midfield player and do a good job in there. So, yes, good shout. Can't argue with Casemiro. I know it's a lot of money. I know it's a big salary, but he also brings big presents and gets big goals, by the way, for Man United. OK, my friend, let's move it to Chelsea 3, West Ham 2. Another game where we talked about West Ham getting ahead, getting 2-0 up, and then Chelsea coming back two times during the week now against Napoli in the Champions League and then against West Ham in the Premier League.

37:38Well, our thoughts on Liam Messina. We spoke to him, didn't we, just about 10 days ago. It was fascinating to get into him. He doesn't give too much away. He gives sort of stock answer with a little bit of detail. But however he's doing it, Rob, he's kind of finding his way. Six wins in his first seven matches as head coach. I'm sure it all hasn't gone swimmingly, and he's probably conceding too many goals and that. But one of the things I like, Rob, is that he seems to be able to address issues, problems, decisions. And he seems to know how to motivate this group. And I always felt under Maresca that that wasn't always his strength.

38:21So, yeah, I think so. I agree with the and we've seen this quite a few times now, Rob. He's got a really good sense of the changes that he can make to turn the dial up, attacking dial up or turn it down. Obviously, he turned it right up at half-time. Second half, again, I use this phrase a lot, but playing with desperation, they were a different class. They were brilliant. First half, really bad. Yeah. Like, really, really, like, and I worry, right? And I did put it in a question. I tried to put it as a question to Liam Rossini when we spoke to him, Rob. It's like, sometimes, and it happened a little bit in the Mresca, it's very, very structured football.

39:00Yeah, yeah. It's very long on the back in midfield and he played backwards and sideways. And they're in their own heads about where I've got to be here and we make this box and he comes in there. Sometimes he does that, sometimes he does that. And then we have this option. And the first half was a bit drab and a bit slow. And the fans are starting when there's – I think there was a Moses Casado where he got it and he kind of didn't go forward. He passed back. And this is like the way through. So the fans are patient to start. They're like, oh, come on. And so there was – I mean, West Ham were really, really good, by the way.

39:32Yeah. West Ham really were, yeah. So the first half was poor. And to be fair, Liam Rossino afterwards, he said, that's not us. That's not, I'm not happy with that. That's not what we want to do. So he's got a lot of work to do. He's absolutely right. They're in every competition. He's had very little continuity on the training ground to put some of these things in play. Waddy knows what he's doing, Rob, and he knows how to turn it up. So his favourite wanted to bring Enzo from an eight, to bring him back as a holding, like Bruno did from United, playmate from a deeper position. He changes his full backs.

40:00He changes his wings. He changed everybody. Garnaccio and our guys in the... Moron, didn't he? And that's about, yeah. Yeah, but Garnaccio was poor, Rob, first time. Yeah, he was, yeah. I mean, Chelsea, apart from the going nowhere football, they were wide open. Wide open in the wider kind of areas. West Ham United could just bring the ball forward down the wide areas. Garnaccio had a shocker as a left winger. Yeah. Defensive work. Defensive, yeah. He's done that a few, you know. If you look back since he's been there, he's like a couple of people... There's no future like that. and corners and things.

40:33You've got to be a responsible wide play. It's all right having the ability to skip past two or three and get the odd goal. But, yeah, that's part of Ganacho's learning. Certainly part of, I suppose, from the senior's point of view, Rob, you've got to say six wins in seven, though, in the four competitions. They've got a big League Cup game against Arsenal to come up the other three. They're behind and they're 3-2. They're two down. So, obviously, we'll see how they come out of that one. Well, I think it's been a pretty impressive start for a young guy who's inexperienced, who we're all kind of watching and not really sure what he's about.

41:10And one of the things I like most about him is that it looks to me, Rob, like he acts his nose in his shape and he's playing the footballs. But sometimes it looks to me like he's just making sure people are at it and doing the work. And some of those things that I think some coaches can almost go too far away from, And, you know, I remember when Arnaz Slott came in at Liverpool that time and sort of said, we don't win enough duels, we're not. There's still a basic element to football that you have to do if you're going to be reasonably successful. And I think he keeps reminding that or goes back to that or he made comments after this game where, like you said, the first half, we weren't out of what we do.

41:51There was no press. We weren't in control, blah, blah. But he also talked about, to me, looks like he knows how to push the buttons to get people doing a little bit more. Yeah, well, yeah. But where was that in the first half then? Yeah, but I'm saying he saw it from not happening in the first half and was able to address it at half-time. But I know what you say. Ideally, you want your team to go out with that and start well. But at least at 2-0, I'm not sure Moresca is that way. I think Moresca would use his tactical thing to solve, saying, OK, we need to put another guy in, or I need to invert another full-back.

42:26or I think he's more very driven about the X's and O's and sometimes less about that kind of physicality that's also important and speed of play and intensity and all those things as well. Well, I mean, it was so much different, Rob, in the second half. I mean, talk about the game of two halves again, you know, like the Spurs-Mun City game. And it was an amazing difference. I'm so fascinated with this, right? I'm so fascinated with this appointment of Liam Rossini as a young coach from clubs that's like, well yeah we know those clubs but wow Chelsea I'm so fascinated by it it's great that we had a chance to sit down and talk to him for 15 minutes and I'm like you mate I'm like I'm impressed I think he's really smart and I think he I mean I think he thinks about all angles of it he's into this job right like like it's the most important thing that he's ever done and it probably I guess it probably is I think I read something the other day saying he's not even looked for a house yet like he's he's at the training ground yeah I'm into it I'll tell you where I think this this and the football that we've seen, Rob, it's important to say it's really good and it's very similar to Maresca, right?

43:29The system. And we asked him that. He said, yeah, a lot of the top managers are doing it right now. The way that, you know, the fullback in the midfield and the square box and all that kind of stuff. So he's all over that. So it's very similar. I think that this is going to come down to, and his man management style right now, what I've seen, what he speaks to the media is very much like, I love this group. You know, we're a world-class player. He's been brilliant for me. Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. has he got a nasty side Rob? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Because when you're dealing with these star talents, the best managers have got a nasty streak when they know when he raises his voice or he's angry with them, they kind of, fear is maybe the wrong word, but all the greats have got that.

44:09Yeah, he's a respect. He speaks so well and he's so kind to his players. He's behind the scenes. He can have a nasty streak to get these players when they go a little bit sloppy Rob. or is he considered, because of his age and because of experience, as an easy touch manager? It's a good question. And I think knowing what I know of him, listening, what I've heard and speaking to him and doing a bit of research, I think he's smart enough, Rob, to know that he needs that. And I think the biggest thing is when he uses it and how often he uses it. You know, it's brilliant talking to Lee Dixon when he talks about, Arsene Wenger.

44:51Now, Arsene Wenger doesn't appear to be a big shouter and screamer. I remember, you know, I had a boss who would be in your face, would chuck a cup of tea on you and all that. Or Fergie was one, you know, could go crazy and that would get the players. I always remember Arsene Wenger one time, Lee Dixon, telling me the brilliant story where Arsene Wenger came in at one half time and didn't say a word. Just let everybody have self-reflection. and found it in that way. And they went out and sorted the game and won the game. So I think the important thing for Liam Rossini is whatever he does, he does it authentic and it's him.

45:34And he does it in his own way. Don't try and be anybody else. But you're 100 % right. He's got to find it and he's got to find the right time. And sometimes, Rob, dare I say it, and I've been in football, sometimes you've got to pick the right person. somebody I think you know can take it or somebody who you know you can go after and say listen and the others see it and yes yeah and go wow oh you know not no I'm not saying particularly you go but maybe Cole Palmer might be oh geez he didn't allow Cole to get away with that he went in and did it you make a good point yeah because if the other players are in a dressing room and they're like wow he's going after the star player yeah yeah um and like you said like he won't want a confrontation so the player's got it's got to be one that will just sit there and take it yeah I mean he's doing everything right and I think what the directors of football at Chelsea much talked about what they've got to be happy with Rob is that the football is the same if not better than Mureska and I think we know that the Rosinha is much more of a a good guy an easy guy to work with Mureska is kind of feisty and immediately where Rosinha if he can match the football stuff and Mureska won stuff so of course At some point, but if you can have a similar football and standing football, improve these young players and be good with the media and be tough enough and help respectfully in the transfers of players, because I think she's very strong on that with their directors.

46:57I mean, I think it could go really well, but let's wait and see. I still worry about that football being a bit, a bit too planned and, and cerebral and not enough. let's just get out there and rip them and get amongst it but no, so far so very good we like him let's go to Anfield always a classic Liverpool Newcastle, maybe didn't start in the way Liverpool liked it was a bit end to end Newcastle started well didn't they really started well, got themselves a goal Anthony Gordon, then Liverpool come back and get four goals in what was a really good day for them, Ekotike with a great Virts with another goal and Canarte, emotional moment for him coming back after his father had passed away.

47:45Yeah, again, enjoyed the game. Enjoyed the game and enjoyed Liverpool's kind of different look. I think the two players that we talked a lot about, Florian Virts and Hugo Ekotike, grabbed the headlines. Virts looks more active. He looks in better areas. There's end product coming now. I remember probably a couple of months ago, I said that he makes a lot of unnecessary passes, like unnecessary, comes deep, taps it. But now he's in better areas to make things happen. His assist is a lovely assist for Eketike's first goal. Beautiful, yeah. Scores himself with a clever little, clever disguise shot into the corner.

48:23I thought the times, again, they look a little open. So, you know, Newcastle had a lot of opportunities, Rob, to bring the ball forward, particularly the first half an hour. And when you look at Liverpool's setup right now, Now, and again, this is all interesting because Anasla has talked about being more protective. And what happened when they were more protective? They were less dynamic going forward. He's turned it up again. I like the front four. I mean, not that Mo Salah had a brilliant game from the right side, but when I see Mo Salah and Vietzim behind Nekotika and Gakko on the left, I like it.

48:54And at times, that's exactly how it looked. Four to four. So, again, there were spaces around Gravenberg and McAllister that I thought Newcastle enjoyed. similar to the last game. But again, I like the fact the slots turning up and changing things and not just doing the same old stuff, hoping that something will click. This was a lot better. And, you know, again, the Canati thing at the end there was special, like a player to score, to think about his father and shed a few tears. It's like, wow, it's like powerful stuff. But I like the dynamic front four of Liverpool. I continue to really like Ryan Gravenberg, Rob.

49:31I know Mattelis is not having quite the same season. But, yeah, I thought it was really good for me. Yeah, it's interesting, though. I saw some headlines where Stevie G was linking Ekeke to Fernando Torres. Yeah, you see a little bit in him. Yeah, I saw that. Yeah, I thought it was an interesting one. There's a lot of similar, like, that slowing down and an explosive pace, running past people and, like, the big toe-poke finish that he does. It's a really clever finish. What I kind of love as well, and it wasn't, like you said, it wasn't a salad day because it didn't dominate the game as I've seen enough to the goal score.

50:10It's almost like these two, Vietz and Eke TK, are like two little buddies. Yeah, probably. They're playing with each other. Which I think is a really nice thing for Liverpool to have. So if it isn't a mode day and the goals aren't coming there, we've got these two who work together who kind of look out for each other. Probably come through a similar time. Both came for decent money, although Eketike was seen as the understudy. I thought it was a nice moment when you saw Izak clapping Eketike's finish. And when Izak gets back, and we know it could be a while with the injury that he's had, but Liverpool could have two top forwards at that stage.

50:52Yeah, but do you play both of them then? It's going to be the same problem, Rob, when he comes back. And I know there's different games. I know that some are playing, but Hugo Ketike, I'm such a big fan of him, Rob. Can he play off the left-hand side? Should he have to do that? Well, that's what I'm saying. If not, are we saying one plays and one doesn't? Well, mostly that would be preferable for the shape and the balance of the team. I mean, in practice, of course, it's going to be difficult when you've got your huge signing that's wanting to play. All I'm saying is with Hugo Ketike now, with all the signings that come into this league, I know, right, that at minimum, Ekotike is going to be a very, very good Premier League striker for a long time, right?

51:33Sure, he's a kid. But he might be a phenomenal striker, like really, really top one, better than he's at, you know, and other strikers that have been around the Premier League. So unless he plays regularly as a number nine, we're not going to see. You're not going to find out. I don't know. I mean, maybe it's a good problem to have. I mean, I still believe, and I said it, I know I said it at the time, that when we first started watching Iketike, Rob, Izek wasn't done. And I'm thinking, don't need him. Don't need to spend that huge money on Alexander Izek. Because you've seen what he can do. And, of course, they still went ahead.

52:11Maybe they were committed at that point and signed Newcastle forward. So I guess we'll see. It's the same thing we were talking about a few weeks ago when they were fit. I'm just a big fan of Iketike. I just think he's got fire on his belly. He scores different goals. He can score out of nothing. Links a play well. Works hard off the ball. Works hard for the team. Yeah, he's young, mate. There's more to come. Yeah, and Florianville, it's fair play to him, Rob, because I think we're all starting to see him as expected, really. I think the pressure is maybe off a little bit, given at the start, you know, we've got this brilliant player.

52:45He's in a team that wasn't really functioning very well at the start. He was struggling with the intensity of the league, which many do, and now we're starting to see that quality in the good areas. So I'm so pleased for him because he's a young player. It looks like, Rob, that he's got a brilliant attitude, great engine, durable, fit every week, never any rumours about him being injured. He's there all the time. I bet he's got a brilliant engine. With the age that he's at, this is really good news for Liverpool that those two players look like they're going to be strong. Not just OK, but really strong players for this football club.

53:17So that's really good news. The others that have been there for a while, liven up a little bit, you know, because I'm sure some of the blame was on the new players coming in. Yeah, the McAllisters and that. Yeah, the other, yeah, Salah's McAllisters, and Gatpo's been okay, and Van Dijk and others. But this is a step in the right direction of Liverpool, looking better. And I tell you what, Rob, for Liverpool fans, what they want to see is a continuation of this progress, of finding the right balance, of winning games, and finish this season strong. Yeah, in the Champions League. Yeah, ready to go.

53:50Ready for next year. Well, interesting as well, they host Manchester City next weekend, don't they, on Sunday. Yeah, fascinating. So, it's a good test to get the City team, obviously, who don't want to fall too far behind themselves. All right, mate, let's quickly get through a few of the results. Nottingham Forest won, Crystal Palace won, Gibbs White removed the goal, Saul with a penalty, Mikael Williams with a handball, I don't know if you saw, he kind of did his die, had handled the ball away from the goal, pretended it hit him in the face, I think. Yeah, yeah. Terrible, terrible acting. But a point for Palace in what's been another turbulent week, mate, hasn't it, with Mateta now looking like he's gone.

54:31I think if Sain gets on, they look like Stran Larsson's going to be done. David Olsen, our side, is all across that one. Kind of feel like Palace just have to be a little bit careful, mate, that, you know, the draw is a decent result. And I think they've got enough points. They've got enough players and the manager and the pressure. But it just feels like this club is one thing after another at the moment. Yeah, we could have a whole show about Crystal Palace, really, Rob, and modern football and building up, you know, with good science, good recruitment and a good manager. You selected all these guys.

55:05They've done brilliantly for you. And then they're like, hmm, I like him. I like him. And then they get picked off. I mean, 29 points, Rob. I mean, it's normally like mid-30 points to stay. I think they're going to be okay. But it's kind of an amazing drop-off. It is. And it's going to be a big summer, isn't it? Big summer when he goes and somebody else has got to come in and whether they keep the system. Yeah. They can go from winning the FA Cup and having the best year ever to being relegation potential. European football. If they don't get the right guy. Yeah, absolutely. Brighton won, Everton won.

55:43Pascal Gross with a goal for Brighton, 73 minutes, and then Beto with a late 90 plus seven equaliser. But David Moyes did kind of a David Moyes run down the sideline and sure got himself a yellow card, which he's panicked. Made a big point about saying, if I knew I was getting a yellow card, I would a knee slide. Sure David Moyes has got the knee slide. His interview after is where he's swearing. You swear. Really? If you can't. You can't celebrate a goal like that. And I'm with him, by the way. Yeah, work hard all week. Wolves nil, Bournemouth 2. Bournemouth can do a bit of form. Kruppi, a game of the goal.

56:18And Scott gets to do it. Good player, Kruppi, Rob. Yeah, he's got a young player. This is happening quite regularly now. Where a young forward, again, you know, another player. Bournemouth recruitment. Yeah, really, really good. So, yeah, good three points for Bournemouth. The Wolves obviously be inevitable, I think. It's not too far away. Alright mate, we're going to wrap it up for this week when Arsenal get a win City get a draw and Villa they get a loss, putting the Gunners back in control at the top of the title race. We'll be back next week, that's Sunday, February the 8th and we're broadcasting from the Super Bowl in San Francisco, so we'll try to put a small podcast together to make sure you're up to date with all your Premier League news.

57:00And we'll look back at Liverpool hosting that game, we talked about Manchester City's Anfield, a big game with Big Rick. percussions. That's 11.30am Eastern Time on Peacock. But for now, I'm Earl. He's mustered together with the two Robbie. Thanks for watching and listening. Be safe. Stay healthy. It's goodnight from me. And it's goodnight from him. Goodnight now.