Salah Needs To GROW UP! Scholes CALLS OUT Amorim & Why Mainoo Has To LEAVE!

28:33Paddy McGuinness:He is left footy, isn't he? Yeah. That got me the fact that he did it, but, so I understand when people do it when they've got a really crap other foot and they do it with the left foot. He did it with his right foot. Yeah. I'm right in saying that, aren't I? I think he did it, he cut back, so he must have done it on his right foot. So he's done that, what's it called? Rabona. Rabona with his right foot, which, I mean, I'm trying to think of doing that on my left foot. I'd double fracture him with his femur or something like that, man. But literally, if you look at it, he did it with his wrong foot.

28:58Paddy McGuinness:So it's an unbelievable bit of skill. And also as well, what I liked about it was when Forden scored the header off it, Forden and every other player went straight over to Cherokee, didn't they? It's brilliant. Yeah. You'd make that up as you got along. It's not something that's pre-planned, is it? But you probably didn't want to kick it with his weak foot. so that's why you do that well if it was full back against him if the next time he comes anywhere near me if I'm full back he's getting put in this rose head and he didn't so that's how football changes doesn't it so yeah see for me it was like Pep's who have gone yeah it was great at that but we don't want to see that every week but we do want to see it every week though don't we of course we do I want to see it all the time I love all that it ends in a goal remember the one when Bellatelli did that like Zidane roll over and try to back heal it in the net and he completely missed it and they brought and Mancini brought him off.

29:50Paddy McGuinness:Remember that? Yeah, he snapped in here. Oh, I remember that, yeah. He tried to backheel it in there. You're thinking, what's he, Davsy, doing? Yeah. Yeah, who were they playing on? I do remember that. And he got brought on Mancini, and they were rowing on it when he brought him off, didn't you remember? Yeah. I, just before we move on from Salah, something I forgot to ask you was, I remember, I forget what season it was, but there was the incident where Roy Keane went on MUTV for a bit of a rant. Now, after that, you lads wouldn't have seen that happen. Did it happen straight after the game? Did he go on live on MUTV or was it like an interview a couple of days after?

30:33Yeah, it was an interview. There was a time then with MUTV every week, one player had to review the game from the weekend and it was his turn. He wasn't playing in the game, was he? I was in Newcastle, I wasn't. Was he? no he wasn't playing in the game so him on the Monday I think we played Middlesbrough and the Saturday we were terrible we were awful and he just had a right pop I didn't actually see the video but did that not kind of bother anyone was it like well he's right it was Roy isn't it Roy's manager well not manager he was captain but he was likely manager so he's just like he is now and looking back what was Roy in 33 34 maybe like we're saying about Mo Salah now it might have been just part of an exit plan I mean he probably ready I think he was struggling a bit with his hip and maybe he'd pre-planned look I don't know I've never spoke to him about it Sir Alex not have a yeah he got everyone in the office it went off in the office yeah it was quite hostile so did he get all the team in and Roy and just said look you can't keep going on Roy to explain himself wow that must have been fucking box office Popcorn I heard Yeah it didn't go great Really?

31:48So you knew coming out of there That was it It was done So when that finished And obviously It's kind of What happens in Vegas Stays in Vegas But when the Whatever went on Finished Did you get up And leave there Going That's Roy That's that Do you know what I actually got out And left Before it had all finished I just walked out first I thought No point in hearing this It's doing nothing for me Yeah it just wasn't very nice and I didn't see the whole point for it really but obviously the manager wanted to clear it with everyone with the players I think Roy probably wanted to get something off his chest as well so I'm not listening to this I just walked out you know just on that it's something I've never thought about when you know all clubs now have their own TV station don't they like how does that work with the manager like because they have this access to the players that probably most even though Sky and TNT Sports and all the rest have access and paid loads of money to watch televised games the club channels must have more exclusivity with the players so surely they know not to ask the players certain questions they can't ask like tough stuff you're under more control

33:06Paddy McGuinness:if you're on TV station I'd imagine you'd be under more control well that's why it got pulled didn't it so yeah it got pulled obviously but I think when you go on to the the mix zone as we speak about Mo Salah or you go on to Sky you've got to be really careful what you say or you've got to stand by what you say and roll with it and I think if Salah had said that at Liverpool TV we wouldn't have known anything about it do you know what I mean yeah God's mad that just with Slott and Salah who do you think the Liverpool fans whenever this saga is sorted out will they support you've always got to support your manager if you did a poll of all the Liverpool fans are we keeping Slott or Sally do you think Slott will come top did they have to choose the manager what do you think did they have to I think because they won the league last year I think I think they'd be 50-50 if I'm honest with you I think you'd get the ones that don't understand the managerial side of the job who are just purely football fans and like the players but then you might get a more mature audience that will go I understand and my mind has got to be solid and got to be the leader of the ship, if you like.

34:14Paddy McGuinness:So I think it would be a 50-50. The thing is, it's a lot easier to get rid of a player than a... Sorry, a lot easier to get rid of a manager, isn't it, than a player. I think the player wants to go, so just... I'm just, you know, if he doesn't play for Liverpool, again, I'm not a Liverpool fan, but I am gutted I won't see him in the Premier League because I love watching players like Mo Salah. And as well, he was a shoo-in in my Premier League, my fantasy football. He used to get me points every season guaranteed. It has to come to an end at some point, I don't know. Every great player at some point just aren't as good anymore.

34:47No, of course that's just age but there's a right and wrong way of doing it. Yeah, and he's doing it the wrong way. Yeah, and I think if you have the radio on in the car and you listen to a bit of sport or podcasts or whatever, everyone's saying the same thing. He's doing the wrong thing and it just, it amazes me how his agents and his mates and himself isn't going fucking hell hang on a minute even if he comes out and apologises and doesn't play for Liverpool again that summer I think he'll feel bad about it now yeah I think he'll be thinking fucking hell you do things in the moment don't you yeah of course do a bit like putting messages on Instagram about hammering talking shit bullshit bullshit I don't know why I do that because I deleted 10 minutes later I said to Nick before I said because when I read something it winds me up Kobe Mainu he said he's a starter he's made nine appearances in the Premier League every one of them as a sub yeah I read I read it on here and he says he's a starter and do you know with Instagram I write it and then 10 minutes I said to Nick before I said fucking none of my business more we're getting involved but things like that wind me up I think you do get involved and this is why people love it when you two are talking is because you're fans do you know what I mean and football's so sanitised no one does say anything because everything's magnified

36:13Paddy McGuinness:the Kobe one's just an absolute 261 minutes he's played the Kobe one is an absolute joke I wouldn't mind if it was a good team that's what I'm going to say winning every week and keeping possession I went to the game Thursday and my son to watch the game Thursday and I'm looking at it it was an absolute shit show it was a terrible game boring nothing great the subs warm up you're thinking right we're going to put on here to change the game the only one I can put on to change the game in my opinion would have been Cobb he didn't even get on the pitch didn't get on the pitch have you seen his subs always I don't think this manager just gets this club full stop I just don't think he's the right man yeah Man United is about risk and entertainment more than anything at home especially at home having fans on the edge of the seat fucking ready to go wingers who beat people shots on goal there's a skill there's nothing there and this is do you know what though that's from the club we talk about this as a different club they've got Omar Barada they've got Jason Wilcox who are probably brilliant at the job brilliant at what they do they're not Man United they don't have a clue what it's like to buy a Manchester United player and to bring a Manchester United manager in Ruben Hampton to bring that manager if you go to Sporting Lisbon and watch they play three at the back right away that's no Man United never do that they can't do that they just can't it's been proven over years and years and years and I'm talking even before Also Alex Ferguson, it was always about 4-4-1-1 or 4-4-2.

37:41Entertaining people. He hasn't got that in him. So that's why I'm talking. Jason Wilcox, Owen Brad, they've probably gone out and watched Sporting Lisbon. And how can they think that's a Manchester United manager? Do you know what gets me as well? Sorry, Nick, just one more minute. You talk about the subs there. He brought four defenders on against West Ham. Man United, for us, Nicky, if we go 1-0 up, the manager always said, 2-3-4. and there were several times when it did it it happened I remember once I think we were playing Chelsea went 1-0 up and we sat back a little bit now Chelsea were a good team sometimes you get forced to do that we sat back we sat back we sat back the manager went absolutely nuts after the game that doesn't happen here when you score one you go for two you go for the throw every single time this I just don't think he gets it I don't think anybody at the club gets Man United

38:29Paddy McGuinness:his favourite quote towards Ross these fans pay their money that they've earned at the job from 6 in the morning until six at night and they want to be entertained. Now, that doesn't mean you're always going to win, but you've always got to come, Old Traff in particular, entertain them and score your dead right. And I look at the way they play. You've got Luke Shaw as a left back. I can't tell you the way they play. I don't know what it is. I was watching that and I'm thinking to myself, I'm doubting myself going, do I know anything about football? Because I can't understand how they're playing.

38:57Paddy McGuinness:You've got Luke Shaw playing as a centre back, essentially. I know it's three, but he's a left back. You've got Ahmad Diallo playing full back. is a number 10 or a number 11. You've got Kunia and Buembe sometimes playing as a nine and they're never an out-and-out number nine. They sit back as like a 10. You've got Bruno Fernandes, probably one of the best number 10s or number eight in the league, playing number six. I mean, there's square pegs in round holes all over the pitch. It's not like you've got one or two and they've got a few injuries. They're playing their strongest, so-called strongest 11 and out the whole 11, there's four or five of them not even playing in positions.

39:32Paddy McGuinness:It was only the other week, Diallo playing left wing and he's a right back and you're going how is he so many people who are in square round hole square pegs it's impossible square pegs round hole it's unbelievable you know to me they look like a badly coached team I don't know what do you know when you see a Premier League team now you know what they're trying to do like Unai Emery at Aston Villa you know the way they're going to score goals Morgan Rodgers number 10 they play it into Ollie Watkins other teams do you know what I don't know what Man United are trying to do it's a mess honestly what What you just said then, where you were saying about going, do I even know anything about football?

40:08I can't understand. Like, what's amazing about that statement is you two have forgotten more about football than I'll ever know. And even me, as an absolute rank amateur when it comes to football, I'm just a fan. I love the game. I watch it and going, I can't fucking, and I'm looking at football in the simplest terms. The only thing I can think of what he's trying to do is, rely on a bit of magic from Bruno Fernandes or possibly Cunha he's only scored one goal I think Cunha and Vermo scored a few goals I don't see the patterns of play where they're going to open a team up now back to Cobby Manu this is a 20 year old kid he's going to have to leave and you know what will happen now he'll bring him into a game he'll play and he won't be great because he needs five six seven eight games

41:00Paddy McGuinness:you know that yourself when you play yourself he'll throw him into the team he won't regret it he'll say I told you so yeah he's not good enough I'm telling you now he won't go where is he playing football Nick where is Cobby Manu playing football he's no games anywhere and every player that is needs an arm around the shoulder as well he'll be another one another one that's homegrown that'll leave the football club and be a superstar somewhere else I am telling you now if Cobby Manu was playing for Chelsea Crystal Palace what's the other palace called Waterloo the Triangle if Cobby Manu was playing for Chelsea for Fulham Crystal Palace or Wolves or a team that's no disrespect that's a bottom half team Man United go and buy him for 70, 80 million now we're going to sell him for X amount of money and he'll go to another club and he'll be a superstar like Scott McTominay like Alanga like several others we can make Dean Henderson who people forget about we didn't have a goalkeeper this new kid he looks okay to be fair but before him we're getting rid of players that love the football club run through Brit Wars for the football club grandparents were Man United fans they've been there since he was seven and as a business head for them they're on a third of what these new players come in at and they're not paying the transfer fee it's mind boggling and again it goes back to Scoles there the leaders of that football club do not understand that football club I said about Liverpool a minute ago and I do believe and I'm not a Liverpool fan as you know but they're an institution Barcelona, Real Madrid institutions Bayern Munich Juve AC Milan institutions Man United you can't just go into a football club that I consider an institution which I said about Liverpool as Man United are as well it's not just about going and doing X, Y and Z and putting something together and going out on a football pitch it's total different when you're playing at Man United or Liverpool or a big institutional football club and that's my big big worry about it as I said they don't get the club nobody there gets the club you think of the treatment I can't be minding him now look he's not playing fair enough look as a manager sometimes you just don't fancy a player but when they're not playing that well and what he's done in the game already as a young kid he scored the winning goal in the FA Cup final he's brilliant he's played in the Euro he's played nearly every game in the Euros I bet he takes the piss out of Casemiro every single day in training I bet it's brilliant but you could argue you could argue and this is just playing devil's advocate a bit like Mo Salah he did all that last season but he's not playing but he's not saying a word is he?

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45:07Paddy McGuinness:Look, if you win in every league, you top a league. Yeah, but they're fucking 12th in the league. I get the Garnaccio one, right, because he behaved. Yeah, he's behaved. His attitude was terrible, and things that were coming out were terrible. You don't hear anything coming out bad about Cobbett. No. Nothing. Now, he might not be great in training, but as an 18, 19, 20-year-old kid that's played for Man United for the last two years, is that not a bit of credit in the bank for him? And go and give him a chance and go and let him loose? Are you telling me on that game the other day when I went and watched, coming men who come on the pitch and can't do better than Casemiro, Ugarte and other players that he brought on?

45:45Paddy McGuinness:He's a top, top, top player that we are fucking up. I'll tell you what will be sad, what you just said then about, you know, selling him to another club and then he becomes a superstar and then United fucking sack hammering and you go, well, you've got it, you've got it wrong way around. You've sold an ungrown player and then you're stuck with this manager who... They've been making those mistakes for years, as Nicky said, haven't they? Look at McTominay. Football of the year in Italy. I know. On the Ballon d 'Or list. It's fucking... Now, the mistakes... But before that... That's where I come in from.

46:17Yeah. there's nobody there who knows what United did what it takes to be a United player what it takes to run the club they just they might be brilliant people they might be brilliant at the job

46:26Paddy McGuinness:but they're at the wrong club now Scott wasn't playing great before he left he wasn't but what the bigger picture of that is right who's around him well he got tarnished with Fred didn't he Mac Sauce and all that kind of stuff Mac Fred he's having a bad time Mac Fred sorry it wasn't Mac Sauce Mac McDonald's yeah but literally you're looking at a young player who everyone knows and everyone loves within that football club. Now, who's around him to go, Scott, just sit down, take a breather, have a chat, accept you're going to be on a bench for a bit and you'll get there eventually. Are you telling me he didn't have a bad time at Man United at certain points?

46:57Paddy McGuinness:I didn't. Ryan Giggs didn't. David Beckham didn't. Royke. Everyone who comes through that football club has a bad patch. But the bigger picture is he's a top, top squad. What he's done now is amazing and he looks like one of the top players in Europe. Even then, when he was at Man United, he is still a very, very valuable squad player to Man United for all the reasons that we mentioned before. and he just who, Cobby Manu? No, sorry, Scott McTominay and he's going, he's gone, he's gone and you lost his forever and I'm telling you now, I keep reading things, Man United might go back in for it, Scott McTominay's not coming back to Man United and after the way he's been treated, absolutely no chance on the planet he's been back, that is the madness of football though, you can see him doing that.

47:35Paddy McGuinness:I'll try it but he will not come back and I do not blame him after the way he's treated and it's the same now with Cobby. What happens now to Cobby now then? Cobby's got a goal. What would you do then? If I'm looking after Kobe Manu, take me Man United head off, I'm going, Kobe, we're getting you out of that football club. Don't need to speak up. We'll sort it out. It's so sad. It's sad. It's so sad to think of that. For his football career, he has to leave Man United. He's lost 18 months of development. Yeah. Does he stay in the Premier League? Does he do what Scott does? Well, that's a scary thing.

48:01Paddy McGuinness:I hope he goes abroad because it's embarrassing if it comes to Chelsea, which they might go and get him because they are putting together a very good young squad and they keep buying young players and they keep buying the right, good young players and you're thinking he could quite easily end up at Chelsea next season and do you know what you'd have to advise him to go you'd have to advise him if he ran me to her and said look I think Chelsea don't think what do you think I don't know very long I've known Cogbie since he was 7 or 8 if I went for a coffee with Cogbie and him who obviously Cogbie would look up to and obviously looked up to both of us but you'd be you wouldn't be doing him justice if he said no no Cogbie stay at Man United because it's the best club in the world I'd said that to loads of kids if I was sat with him I'd say for your own sanity and career go and that is such a sad thing for us to say I was very critical and Marcus early in the season I'm not changing my mind but I think it's done in the world of good going to Barcelona and I didn't like it I didn't like the way he behaved and I said that on air but looking back now and you look at him he looks like he's having a bit of fun and again maybe I underestimated how he was treated at the club people just not knowing young players and what young players means to man management we get lost in euphoria on the on the history of the football club because it was so good when he was there yeah from the age of 12 up until 29 one manager one person you trusted coaches around that you trusted scouts that have been there since we was 11 years of age still at the training ground with 26 and winning european cups the the same receptionist and i know football clubs change and i know they get bigger and they've become more of a commercial revenue and it all changes but fundamentally a football club is that big and the people within that little circle of trust if you like has to run that football club and we go you would never leave Man United Man United isn't what it used to be and it's a sad thing to say that but it's never going to be at the minute it needs to get changed these people that are there now just don't know the DNA of the club and I'm not just talking about Sir Alex Ferguson it was before Sir Alex Ferguson Sir Alex just took it to a whole new level that ethos and DNA as I said has been there for years and years and years under Sir Matt Busby and the rest of the manager Sir Alex Ferguson just brought it to a different level now that's all just gone out the window and no one's saying I know he's not because I'm best mates I know I'm no one's saying to work at Man United you've got to be a Man United ex-player or you've got to be a Man United fan no one's saying that you go and bring the expertise into your little dynamic if you like so you go and get a Kieran McKenna example who was at Tottenham come in unbelievable coach he's worked at the club though he knows but he's worked around the football and he listened and you take pits from him and you incorporate the Man United philosophy but you take little snippets but now it's totally flipped everyone from outside and no one from inside it has to be at least 60-70 % of people within the football bit that has to be Man United and you bring the little bits in You used to think when Liverpool were great for them 25 years whatever it were everything was within it was in that bubble they call it the boot room don't they and you bring a little bit in I'm trying to think what's around now that can be there's people like Wayne Rooney and Michael Carrick they just let Phil Jones go Phil Jones Darren Fletcher's still there Phil Jones was assisting assisting the youth team for peanuts Johnny Evans not even getting paid Johnny not even getting paid and he worked there for 18 months and doing that when you've been playing football I know he had his injuries and people have got say what they want about Phil if you've just retired from football and you're still going to a football club trying to learn trying to develop yourself as a coach and not be on holiday with your missus and your kids who you've not seen for a long time and you're still doing that is that not telling you something that he loves that football and would work there for free and you let someone like that go that is alarming to me it's just absolutely disgusting do you think it's too late to get that that bit of magic back in United because it seems like now with is it Ineos you know right from the top all the way in the Glazers and everything else and that's well documented what people think about them at the club now even if you sort of even if you brought in Roy Keane as the manager and brought you lads back in I think it's that far gone at the top now how do you bring that kind of United sensibility back into it it will happen eventually I just think it's going to take a long time because of the power of the club the financial power of the club I've got somebody at some point will get it right I just looking at what's there now I just don't think they know the club I'm touching back a little bit on what Scully said and I hate the thought of being on Nissan and slagging the club off.

52:35Paddy McGuinness:I hate that. And I hate the thought of people going, oh, they're bitter because they're not in a job there. We're not saying go and get our age group to go and work at that football. Go and get, like you said before, Phil Jones, Johnny, go and get Wes Brown, that era. We're not bothered. But get someone in that football club that knows what it feels like to walk through that gate at the age of 12 and still be there at 30, 32, 30. There's none. Darren Fletch is probably the only one. I always remember though, Nick, our manager, he always wanted us to be involved. for one reason it just didn't happen he always referred to Bayern Munich because Bayern Munich always had like the ex-players doing always running the club directs the football Barcelona yeah Liverpool you mentioned Liverpool Liverpool he loved that about it and I I can only imagine what he thinks though he thinks you know what he's still going every weekend I suppose so there's not that much he can say I wonder like you know someone as great as Sir Alex Ferguson I wonder what he says behind closed doors now when he comes home from watching a game because when you do see him though and I you know the camera always goes to him and I always think bloody hell he'll be hating watching this yeah he'll be hating it's just so far away everything I talk about risk we'd bring like four centre-fours to try and win the game yeah we're bringing now four centre-halves on yes also as well it's fucking incredible yeah and with Amber in as well what seems to happen with United at the minute is like when they beat Liverpool a few weeks back it all seems like when they win a game like that it's almost as though they've won fucking World Cup and you're going hang on a minute Kenny said that Kenny said that on commentary didn't he he said the same thing Roy said the same thing he said it's like it's like winning 1-0 players coming off and they're all high-fiving each other 1-0 at Man United that's that's that's not acceptable you know you might want to win then Nick I'm telling you now if we'd have won 1-0 80 % of that fans are going off going that was crap today they're not going oh yeah we're back because that's not the mindset of the football club particularly at home it's just so it's so not Man United I can't explain when I go and watch a game I ended up on my phone I don't know what I'm watching I don't know what they're trying to do even in the 80s when I used to go and watch Man United and they weren't winning anything you might get a good run in the FA Cup but it's still entertaining you still score goals you still come on I used to come back from Old Trafford going, whoa, whoa.

55:02Paddy McGuinness:I watched Brian Robson do this or Mark Yousele do this or whoever else it might be. Now, it's just fucking boring. It is just fucking boring. Even when you're a fan of football, again, when it comes to the Premier League, I watch football and I'm not too arsed about who's playing, even if it's a club I don't like. I like being entertained. I like watching entertaining football. And I used to like going abroad when I was working here, and everywhere around the world. Like, when you talk about United and teams like this, like, that's what... I used to be proud of, like, talking about Premier League clubs and the style of football.

55:40And it definitely... Not just at United, I think the whole way football's run now just feels a little bit different. But, yeah, when I look at a club like United, and Liverpool, really, you know, I kind of think, oh, come on, fucking get it together.

55:55Paddy McGuinness:My favourite team to watch for me now is Palace. I like watching Sunderland. I just like watching Crystal Palace. and it's down it's down it's high like Bristol Palace Villa Newcastle attack attack attack that's the thing everyone's talking about Palace and Glasner's being next year I can't see that I think he just plays like Amaran I do but he can do it at Crystal Palace he can't do it he can't do that but also as well I forgot about Glasner we were talking about right at the beginning about Morsella Glasner did it over a week come out and went yeah they popped didn't they so he's clearly yeah he's clearly looking for a way out.

56:31He'll be looking for a big job, won't he? Before we wrap up the podcast, it's been a lively one today as well. I can feel the people behind the scenes just typing away the clickbait stuff on our YouTube shorts. It's not something we like.

56:47Paddy McGuinness:I'd love to be saying how great the word is. No, no, no. It's got to be said on it. But a former teammate of yours and player, the Candles Kid. The Candles Kid. he's David Beckham he wins the MLS he's the first person to have won it as a player and an owner brilliant he just what has he done in a previous life he's done something anything he touches turns to gold I'm going everywhere just to shake his hand or something rubs off on me do you know what I'm just hoping he's successful with Solfer as well it'll be alright it's a great achievement to do it as a player first and foremost and to have his own franchise it's just amazing have you sent him a message or anything like that no I haven't yet no I will do actually I sent it in one well done I mean to be fair what he's done there and the place he's done it in Miami I went to a game there last summer with my girlfriend went over there to watch it phenomenal to watch a game there I mean it's unbelievable and that was in the I think it's like a hybrid stadium out of Miami but the new one that's in Miami that'll be phenomenal like Scaldi said what he's done to go and say right I'm going to set up a franchise they've never had one and then what was it is it in four years they've won the title in four years yeah it's the equivalent of going to put in a stadium up here and going and just taking Messi there as well I'm just going to say the players that he's a truck obviously he's a big star everyone's going to play for David wouldn't he in Miami it wouldn't be a bad player to live would it but also also without no skets Messi it's clever as well though he's very clever what he's done I'm telling you because he could have put the franchise anywhere he wanted to he's put it right on the border of like you know the South Americans so all the It's a great dealy sign, wasn't it, once you were a player?

58:26Paddy McGuinness:Yeah. Didn't you get half-price franchise or something? Yeah, I think a franchise chip or something. Messi's 38. Right, all right, you can argue it's the MLS. 49 games, 43 goals, 26 assists. Absolute pest take. 38, I don't care what league it is. It's outrageous. That is a joke. 38 years of age, no signs of slowing down. It's incredible. do you know what 43 goals I think you know what would be a lovely treat and I think if you know he's won MLS as a player as I say he's won as an owner now Beckham fair play to him you know what I'd like if you're in touch with him tell him to send us a candle over candle I'm surprised he hasn't got his own range of candles because this fucking candle chat with Beckham has gone through the roof he might have he might have I've not seen him well if he does get a candle company it'll be number one in the world won't it it'll be like the best candles ever Joe Malone are fucked what does a Beckham candle smell like victory success success nice soft just lovely nice lovely yeah lovely it fucking gets on my tits I'm putting him in in the same bin as Pep Pep and Beckham fucking they're just far too successful far too good looking is Messi the best player you've ever played against I've never played against Messi did you not?

59:58no you must have played against him you must have played against him

1:00:01Paddy McGuinness:horrible I mean I'm thank fuck I think because I would have been in a position to try and play against him as well do you know sometimes there's them players where sometimes you know where somebody's going to go you can read them you look at them he can fucking do anything you haven't got a clue when I went to the game Miami I went all the way there he didn't fucking play he was fucking injured so I was like to Ruben my son he loves football I get a picture so he stood about probably sat sorry about four seats that way and I was what 48, 49 I was like a big kid I was like I'm going like that I think it's fucking messy and he laughed to me I was like I bottled it a little bit but I mean knowing you talk about players you like watching Messi's just unbelievable unbelievable do you know what when you're saying about you look at someone like Messi when you're playing against him you don't know what he's going to do.

1:00:52Even like me as a fan, when I watch him and all, he kind of just, he's a bit nonchalant, and he like, you know what I mean? He's just like, you kind of watch him, what's going on in his head? For half a game, he just walks about, not arsed. Yeah, that's what I mean. And all of a sudden, fucking bang, he's done you. And he'd just be doing that over there in America. He won't be, I bet you look at his running stats, everyone's obsessed with his running stats now. They're the only stats that matter. Absolutely. Goals, assists, fucking hell. Absolutely. Do you think, he finishes in America Messi or do you think he'll go off at Saudi for one final I think he's done the lifestyle he must have in Miami you know what I mean

1:01:27Paddy McGuinness:it's a number and like you say it's next door South America unbelievable place he's not far from his home obviously but I think the lifestyle that they would have in Miami with his kids and his family and actually he doesn't live where all the kind of people would live in downtown he's out of the way near the school he's very much a family man apparently very much a family man how do you follow him you're like half an hour I'm obsessed with Nestle you're following half an hour into downtown I mean what a life living there David if you're watching candles three of thank you that's it for today's The Good The Bad and The Football it's been a lively one but I've thoroughly enjoyed it you can watch us at six o 'clock live every Monday on all the usual channels YouTube Spotify Apple or wherever you get your podcasts

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