


Manchester United’s January transfer window and club power structure, arguing Jason Wilcox is effectively running football decisions while interim manager Michael Carrick has little transfer authority. Host also discusses Bruno Fernandes’ stance on leaving, the need for midfielders vs a left winger, and match/Europe prospects.
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Discussion on Jason Wilcox's approach to transfers and its implications for the club.
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Discussion on Jason Wilcox's approach to transfers and its implications for the club.
“is that Jason Wilcox is now willing to back Michael Carrick in the transfer window for, drumroll please, you won't believe this.”
Critique of the club's decision-making regarding player transfers and managerial changes.
“Like Michael Carrick, I saw what Roy Keane said about the interims and he was like, look, I like Johnny Evans, but he's never coached.”
Discussion on the blame placed on Amrim and the actual decision-makers behind player transfers.
“I think you lot were all signing it off as well.”
Analyzing the recent sales of players like Ganacho and Rashford, and their implications.
“The minute he walks around in that Villa kit, you disrespect Manchester United Football Club.”
Insights on upcoming matches and the potential impact on the team's standings.
“Rashford wasn't good in a Man United shirt for 18 months.”
Discussion surrounding potential interest in Alex Scott and the need for experienced players.
“So look, it's unlikely that they're all going to win two in a row and we're going to lose two in a row.”
Conversations about the need for experience in Manchester United's strategy and parallels with Chelsea.
“Somebody said to me last night, you know, you said you want short-term and then you said you can't go short term.”
Explore the growing unity among fans and the media's awakening on club issues.
“No journalists, not really, content creators, websites, nobody.”
Discussing Manchester United's transfer strategy and the challenges faced.
“Maybe Michael Carrick might win a game for the next six months.”
Examining player commitments and potential managerial issues at Manchester United.
“So unless he's a childhood Man United fan, I don't know what we've got.”
Discussion on the challenges of nurturing young talent at football clubs.
“Well, yeah, I mean, look, you're absolutely spot on, Chris.”
Exploration of the influence of former players on club decisions and relationships with current management.
“He's linked up with the club and he's out there doing YouTube stuff.”
Analysis of Sir Alex Ferguson's impact on Manchester United and ongoing influence within the club.
“And there is this conflict in the fan base where some people think Sir Alex Ferguson has got no power.”
Debate on the suitability of different managerial candidates for Manchester United.
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Speculation on Maynou's role in the midfield under Carrick and comparisons to past performances.
“Well, I didn't sabotage it because I don't have a say, but I wanted Ten Hag over Pochettino.”
Discussion on the potential problems facing Manchester United's midfield and player roles.
“You're then going to have Kunyat, who's going to invert in, into the space that Maynou wants to go into.”
Discussion on Casemiro's recent form and potential reasons for his decline.
“I think Casemiro will get a lot of game time.”
Exploration of the managerial changes at Manchester United and fan opinions.
“But where I fight those opinions is you're not the CEO, you're not the owner, and he wasn't sacked on results.”
Discussion on player injuries and how they affect the team's performance.
“if they're allowed to say this, I can say that.”
Analysis of the club's ownership problems and their consequences on management stability.
“There's been people saying Amrim out since last March.”
The hosts engage with listeners and discuss upcoming shows and content plans.
“It's just broken, as many people have said.”

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1:24Miraval Resorts, wellness for real life. Learn more at miravalresorts.com Hello everybody, welcome to the United Stands. I'm Mark Goldbridge and this is your latest Manchester United news. Thursday the 15th of January. And you do wonder, as a Man United fan, what worse could happen today. I mean, even last night, Ganacho scoring a couple of bloody goals, isn't he? But I'll tell you what could get worse. Jason Wilcox is apparently willing to open the checkbook for Michael Carrick. We'll talk about that. Also a little bit of an update on Bruno Fernandes from Simon Stone. A few other bits as well.
1:57I want to talk about United being broken. Obviously, lots going on around that and a few other bits as well. But, and Kobi Maynard, I want to talk about him if we have time at the end. But let's get straight into Manchester United. So the rumour this morning, I've seen it in a few papers, is that Jason Wilcox is now willing to back Michael Carrick in the transfer window for, drumroll please, you won't believe this. That's not a goalkeeper. A winger, a winger. We're going to go and try and buy a left winger in January, in the middle of January, desperately seeking, not Susan, but a winger. I just, I just, you know, every day I think, what today are they going to do that's going to make me absolutely get even more embarrassed by this Pratt club?
2:43Because it's it really is Jim Pratcliffe, isn't it? You know, I am actually going to christen him as Sir Jim Pratcliffe. that is official today 15th of January 2026 Sir Jim Pratcliffe that that's done because he is in charge of the football side of things and as much as I think Wilcox is an idiot and Barada's no better and the club's in a right mess I can't believe that they might even consider this so let me get let me get my head around this Man United tell Ruben Amrim we are not backing you in the January transfer market even though we're one year into a three-year project we're not going going to back you anymore and we want you to go to a back four.
3:23Amrim says, you're idiots. That's not very nice. You're fired. We interview Oli. We interview Carrick. We give it to Carrick and then we go, Michael, guess what? Not only are you in through him until the end of the season, we're also going to buy you a winger as well. And Carrick goes, why A-man? I don't know whether he speaks like that. He is from the north. Carrick goes, but I want a midfielder. No, no, no, no, no. We're going to buy you a winger. We're going to buy you a winger, right? Do you know who it is? No, not figured that out. Just, you know, we've got two weeks and we've got some money.
3:54We'll just chuck it around somewhere and see where it lands. Yeah, that's the plan. Don't think we need a midfielder? No, no. Michael, don't talk like the last one. I'll tell you what, you're on your final warning this morning, Michael. Now, go and wash my car because if I hear another word about midfield and transfers, you're gone. Now, Oli's still there. Oli's still there. And don't you think I'm not stupid enough to make myself look an idiot and sack an interim and get another one in. If I ever hear anything about a midfielder again, Michael, you're on your last chance. You're on your last chance.
4:25You can tell everybody else that, right? So, could this be true? Anything can be true with Manchester United. Anything ridiculous can be true with Manchester United at the moment. I suppose my fear around this would be the logic is we tried to sign Semenyu, who is a winger, and he said no. And whoever was behind that is now going, well, we still need a winger, which I suppose is logical. You know, I do get the fact that you went for Semenyu, you didn't get him. You went for Kenda, you didn't get him. They're both wide players. And you went for Kenda after Dorgue, by the way. Some people think Kenda was before Dorgue was after.
5:10So you can understand the logic, in a sense, of going for a winger. However, they haven't got a bloody clue who to go for. Like, there's two weeks left of the window and you haven't got a clue who to go for. And also, the big one for me is the manager is not the manager. The manager is an interim called Michael Carrick, who hasn't even managed the game yet. Why would you sack Ruben Amrim for asking for players when he's the manager and then bring an interim in and back him. That to me is just wild, absolutely wild. However, what it probably does display if it happens, and look, that's a big if, but if they did sign any player in January, does that not reveal the big master plan anyway?
6:01Interim's just a bitch. It's a puppet. Go and do that. the real power is Wilcox, isn't it? So has Wilcox now got his way? Remove Amorim, remove power, bring in a puppet, and then I'll make the signings I want to make. And that's the scary thing. Are we now more in the hands of Wilcox? Maybe that was the plan all along. I'll remove Amorim, I can dictate the formation, I can bring in the players I want, and the nightmare continues. And And maybe that's what it is, because I'll tell you for free. Well, we are free. It's YouTube. But I'll tell you for free, it's... There is no power but Jason Wilcox now.
6:50Like Michael Carrick, I saw what Roy Keane said about the interims and he was like, look, I like Johnny Evans, but he's never coached. Johnny Evans has never coached. And he's right. And he says, oh, you know, and now in the hands of the guru, Steve Holland. Exactly. Who the fuck's he? What's he got to do with Man United? You know, there's a lot of inexperience. There's nobody in the coaching setup that's got the power or authority or longevity to say to Jason Wilcox, what do you think you're doing? Basically, he's got a bunch of puppets. You know, it's Kermit the Frog, Gonzo, Fozzie Bear. He's got them all and he can play whatever tune he wants.
7:27You know, he probably plays the tune. It's the Muppet Show. He's dancing out. Come on, follow me. It's time to get things started on the Muppet Show tonight. We'll start with Jason Wilcox and we've got Steve Holland. I'm riffing, but you know what I mean. It's the Muppet Show and the head Muppet is going to be, I don't know whether there was a head Muppet actually, but the guy who's pulling the strings, Jim Henson, is Jim Pratland. No, it's Jason Wilcox. So, look, they've said they're not buying anybody in January. That's what they've always said. I suspect we will get linked to players in the next two weeks because Man United have got social media targets to hit.
8:14And Man United saying they're not buying anybody kills their social media. So they need to give Romano and Ornstein something. So I'm pretty sure we will get linked to players. There's two weeks of the window left. United won't like not doing anything for two weeks simply because they need to get the shirt sales and PR and everything. So I'm pretty sure we're going to get linked to players. Whether we actually buy anybody or not, I don't know. Look, if we buy a midfielder, we need a midfielder. If we go and buy a winger and we don't buy a midfielder, I just think it's complete and utter pratism.
8:46And I don't even think that's a word. But pratism, in my mind, is just completely and utterly illogical stupidity that makes absolutely no sense when you're being run by idiots, Maybe it does, but we should not be buying a winger now because we missed out on Semenyu. I mean, it's like I would say the left winger market is like the manager market. You know, there will be better managers available in the summer and there will be better wingers available in the summer. Whereas the midfield market, I think there's loads. I think there's loads. Left wing's a little bit more specialist. It's a little bit more niche.
9:21There's not a lot around at the moment, but midfield, there's bloody loads of them. So, look, we'll have to wait and see what happens with this. But, I mean, the ridiculous thing is as well, and I've not heard anybody say this, we bid£60 million for Semenyo, he's a very good player. He's playing for Man City against us on Saturday. Where are you going to go? Where are you going to go with that money with two weeks left in January? And why would you spend it? If I'm Thomas Tuchel or Glasner or De Zerbe and I take that job in the summer and I go, you've just spent£50 million on a winger in January, on an interim.
9:57What the fuck are you doing? Why do you do that? I understand you're going for a midfielder because your midfield's crap and you've actually helped me out there, but why have you gone and got the left winger four months before I start? Why have you spent that money before you even go? What's that all about? And I think that's really stupid. Ladios says Gary Neville wants Pochettino at United. Well, we'll talk about that in a moment. So yeah, look, I think that the only reason they go and buy the left winger now is because Wilcox is running the show, which is what he's always wanted to do, which is what the interview says.
10:30I'm a manager at heart. You know, I can't help sticking my nose in. Well, you can help sticking your nose in. I can cure that one. Anyone got any ways to stop Jason Wilcox sticking his nose in Manchester United management? I've got quite a few, but answers on a postcard for that one. Look, if I'm being blunt, I don't want us to buy a left winger in January. I really don't. I think it's too important a position. We don't know who the next manager is. Glasner plays three at the back. We don't know whether Carrick's going to keep the job. We shouldn't be buying the left winger in January. Midfielder, absolutely.
11:06Don't buy a winger in January. And also, I've heard a few people blaming Amrind for this. We saw Ganacho score a couple of goals last night for Chelsea. Yeah, kicking the nuts, definitely. We got rid of Sancho, Gennacho, Anthony and Rashford all in the summer. Four wingers. Whatever you think about them, we moved on four wingers, right? Some people, they were called the bomb squad, remember? Moto Casino, America's social casino. Welcome to Moto Casino, where the excitement never ends. With thousands of the hottest free-to-play social casino games, fastest payouts and the best promotions in the industry.
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12:24Plus, check out the weekly flyer for more great deals happening now. Save big money at Menards. Manchester United Football Club were happy for that stupid name to be utilised around their so-called amazing removement of the bomb squad, yeah? I hated the term. I hated the term because for me, they weren't the bomb squad. The bomb squad was this shit that blew up our chances of winning the Europa League and none of them started that final. The bomb squad to me was Man United's manipulation of players that weren't really part of the team last year, but let's get rid of them all and pretend they were.
13:03They needed to go, but calling them the bomb squad, but they didn't even play. Most of them didn't play apart from Ganacho. The bomb squad is still there. The players that have sacked multiple managers are still there. So I never really liked the term the bomb squad, but Man United were very happy for the media to use it. Oh, we like that one. We love that one, Laurie. You know, I don't know whether Laurie Whitwell said it, but, you know, Simon, whoever, James, whoever. They loved that term. They're now looking to buy a winger, and they've already bid for one winger at£60 million. pounds. You sold four in the summer and you were happy to call them the bomb squad in the summer.
13:41And now they're trying to make out he was Amrim. Hold on a minute. Hold on a minute. Your transfer network, your transfer board, your transfer committee, Amrim doesn't have the final say. Amrim didn't want Zesko. Amrim didn't want Lemens. You overruled him. So I don't think Amrim was there saying, I'm in charge, get rid of all the wingers. I think you lot were all signing it off as well. And you recruited Amrim. So, you know, we've got to be very, very careful at this spin. Well, we need to buy a winger because Amrim sold them all. Well, did he? Were you on the committee? Did you have a say? Did you recruit Amrim in the first place?
14:20Yeah, you can't keep blaming Amrim. He's not here anymore. You recruited him. You sacked him. You made those decisions. And I'm tired. I'm tired of people blaming Amrim for things that Wilcox and Barada and Pratcliffe are actually responsible for. They recruited Amrim and they sacked Amrim. Whether you wanted Amrim to go or not, they brought him in, they sacked him and everything that's happened is because of them. We sold four wingers in the summer and now we're trying to buy one. explain that one to me and also they were they couldn't get rid of ganacho quick enough they couldn't get rid of ganacho quick enough because it was pure profit that'll help with the interest payments they couldn't get rid of rashford quick enough because his wage is massive they couldn't get rid of anthony quick enough because he was on a big wage as well and also with Jadon Sancho.
15:18So look, Amrim, I'm sure, was like, yeah, they're not part of my plans, but the club were massively part of pushing them out the door as well because of money. So look, we probably are going to need a left winger because we haven't really got any and we want to play a 4-3-3, but we need to buy midfielders 100%. Get your comments in. Just on Ganache, by the way, a little bit topical. Do I have any thoughts on him scoring a couple of goals against Arsenal last night? not really if he wasn't such a knobhead I'd probably wish him all the best but walking around in a villa kit did it for me I backed that lad loads loads loads and loads and loads but what I will say is I always said I think he's got a high ceiling and I think he's got the ability to be one of the best wingers in Europe and that was when he was at Man United so I can't be a hypocrite and say well no he's a load of shit I think he's got a load of shit in his head I think he's a very immature prat but if he is in the right environment and he applies himself he could end up being a decent player but we've already seen that Chelsea's been sat on the bench a lot ultimately he's going to score in some games he's not the way I look at it and I said it on That's Football last night he's not totally shit he's a bit of a shit head in my opinion but he is not totally shit as a player he has got talent and if he applies himself and grows up, then he could be quite a decent player.
16:48But I don't regret Man United selling him. Absolutely not. The minute he walks around in that Villa kit, you disrespect Manchester United Football Club. And I don't care whether he's aiming it at, you know, the Glazers or Amirim. Ultimately, you're aimed at the fans inadvertently or purposely. And when you do that, you're a knobhead. And, you know, I don't wish him all the best because he disrespected Man United. He still tries to pretend he likes Man United by liking posts and stuff, but you walked around in a Villa kit, mate. You walked around in a Villa kit. So for me, I'm very glad he's gone.
17:18If he does well for Chelsea, it doesn't make us selling him wrong. His behaviour in the summer was ridiculous and he deserved to be sold and he deserved to be booted. And if he goes on and becomes a top, top player, well, whose fault's that? It's certainly not Man United. He behaved like an idiot. We shouldn't have kept him. If we'd have kept him after what he did in the summer, people would be going crazy saying oh player power we had to let him go we had to let him go i mean i don't know what went on behind the scenes but we had to let him go ultimately um and if he grows up at chelsea and becomes a good player at chelsea i'm sure chelsea fans all ridicule us but at the end of the day what scenario could we have kept him you know there wasn't one the minute he's walking around in a villa kit behaving like a twat um you know it you know i think he did get too big.
18:06I think his ego did get too big for him. And if Chelsea can calm that ego down, they might end up with a good player. But we can't regret that. We can't regret that. We can't regret Rashford either. Rashford wasn't good in a Man United shirt for 18 months. He wasn't good in a Man United shirt for a year before Amrim came in. And I do and have heard in relation to Rashford that from day one, Amrim was sort of pushed or encouraged to remove Rashford. It happened very, very quickly. I think the club wanted him out because they wanted to save money. And he hadn't been playing particularly well as well.
18:44And I think they wanted Amrim to be the guy to just not give him a clean slate. Anthony, I don't think that was a mistake. And I don't think Sancho was a mistake. So ultimately, you know, in many ways, you know, I wouldn't take any of them back. has Wilcox had a stroke deprived oxygen to the brain says Iris Whiskey Daniel Thompson says I hope you're well Mark Sir Jim Radcliffe the board would put a chocolate bar on a volcano and wonder why it melted they're not they're that incompetent beyond desperate for midfielders says Daniel hope you're doing well this morning thanks for your super chat Sanil says in a likely scenario should we lose the next two games top four is done and we should use the remaining games as pre-season for the next season says Sanil let me have a quick look at that
19:36lose the next two games you stand still on 32 Chelsea I know have got Brentford in one of their games it depends really it depends what Newcastle do and Chelsea do they're the only teams that can take away top six from us I don't think Brentford will in fact Chelsea are playing Brentford so that sort of helps us I can't remember who Newcastle have got I feel like Newcastle are going to Wolves on Saturday Liverpool have got an easy game at home to Burnley Yeah, I mean look These are not, this is why I mean you do make a good point Sannell Like this is why the Next two games are really You know, the last ten games Are going to be a killer You can't keep playing Leeds, Burnley Wolves, Everton And not win Bournemouth, West Ham Because at some point you're going to stop playing Those teams and you're going to start playing Sunderland, Fulham, you know Newcastle etc and that's when everyone else is going to play Wolves and Everton if they beat them that's why it's a 38 game season the balance becomes there but look we've got Man City obviously and Arsenal in our next two Chelsea have got Brentford and Crystal Palace one home one away Liverpool have got Burnley and Bournemouth one at home one away Newcastle have got Wolves away and then they've got...
20:59I can't see Newcastle's next game. Villa at home. So look, it's unlikely that they're all going to win two in a row and we're going to lose two in a row. So my short answer is no. If we lose the next two, I don't think we're out of Europe or anything like that. But, you know, realistically, it's going to be difficult. But I'm quite confident about Saturday. I've said that before. Ray says this board is all about shifting blame two years of them and we've seen that they have been exposed thank you Ray also River says has to be Stevie Wonder running this club we need a bloody midfielder can't believe they don't see it two years no midfielder and I'm sick of it says River any truth with the interest in Alex Scott from Bournemouth says Joshua yeah I've read about the Alex Scott rumors from Bournemouth and he's a very good player I really like this player I know a few people from Bristol who were saying to me he's the real deal.
21:54Obviously, he's gone to Bournemouth and done really well. He doesn't always start for Bournemouth, but I think he came on as a sub against us, didn't he? Because they got an injury to, I can't remember who it was, one of their midfielders. But he's almost Carrick-esque in a way. He's got that sort of conduction midfielder about him. I like him, but it's not a player till the summer. And it's another learner driver i mean let's be honest um it probably joshua fits manchester united perfectly because it's another learner driver and i've got to say like the short-term thing we've done with michael carrick and his inexperienced men around him is hi uncle laser here america's built on fast cars fast food and even faster women photo casinos built in america you know what they're fast at Fast cash prize redemption.
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23:59Man United are obsessed with the Chelsea model, aren't they? And I watched Chelsea last night. They lost to Arsenal because Arsenal are more experienced. The goalkeeper made two stupid mistakes. I've been saying about Chelsea for years, they need an experienced goalkeeper, an experienced centre-back and an experienced striker. And I think if Chelsea had those three, they'd win the league. But they don't. They only buy under 25s. So they'll never have the experienced goalkeeper. They'll never have the experienced striker. They think their inexperienced goalkeeper will become an experienced goalkeeper, but he won't because he'll keep making mistakes.
24:30He'll keep getting ridiculed and he won't become an aura-led experienced goalkeeper. You have to go and buy those players. You know, it's hard. You can't just say if we buy everybody under 25, by the time they're 28, they're all going to be experienced world class players. That's not how it works. You know, a lot of experienced players now are experienced top class players now because they were developed by experienced top class players. You know, if you think about it, Jude Bellingham is probably going to end up being a player who's 26, 27, a top class experienced player. But why is that? Because he's surrounded by players that he can learn from, you know, whether it's at Dortmund or whether it's at Real Madrid.
25:09You don't just become a learner driver and then naturally, because you're 26, suddenly go, I'm an experienced world class player. You have to be nurtured and developed. And that can be by experienced coaches like Ancelotti. it can be experienced players on the pitch like the Rudigers etc like that but it can't just be a you know I'm 26 I'm now experienced and world-class you know it's like Kevin and Perry isn't it when Kevin you know he's a bloody annoying teenager pops his cherry wakes up the next day oh hello mum hello dad so I'm gonna go down to the library you know it doesn't it doesn't work like that but Chelsea seem to think it does and United seem to think to want to think it does as well you have to have some short-term experience and that's a manager that's a couple of players man United need it.
25:53They really do. And Harold was Modric when Real Madrid bought him, says Ricky. Exactly. Exactly. So I like Scott Joshua, but again, it's just another person. Sean says, not one person on the overlap panel today said anything about Sir Jim Madpliff, Barada or Wilcox just because Amrim name-dropped Gary. They are blaming it on him. Well, look, on that, I mean, obviously last night, me and River had a little bit of a set to about retweeting something. I now know what that's all about by the way so from our point of view we have a bit of a relationship with the 58 in the sense that I don't think they massively like us and I don't massively like the fact that they don't understand what we are but mutually it's like if they're doing stuff we will promote it and push it so we have that relationship where we don't need to start doing anything independently in relation to starting things up on social media and as I said to you last night there was a protest a few years ago and then some fans on social media organized their own protest a couple of days or a week before and it just caused a load of shit it became a bit of like a cheerleading contest when actually we need uniformity and and and everyone united so when river said about retweeting something last night i'd seen something about united is broken but it felt to me like it was a bit social media led so that's what i mean i don't want to start pitting one against the other.
27:17You know, it's a big community. Anyway, when I finished the show last night, I had a message from somebody from the 58 saying that they've retweeted it and they're happy with it. So we have retweeted it now. So this is good. This is good because that's exactly what we want. You know, whether it started on social media or not, there is a unity from the 58 and that to push that. And then we will push that 100%. All I will say is very aware that the protests have been led by the 58 and we're not about to start putting noses out a joint like if they're happy with what's going on we will retweet it and get involved in it as well i think that's the way to be because they have run the protests very well over the years and that is their thing and i definitely don't want to go down the road of promoting other stuff that's not been you know backed by them and we are in that position and i think the big positive about it and credit to everybody who's involved in this is that that unity is really important i think some people some people get really passionate and they run off with their own project and then it pisses off other people and then the glazers win because they've got people fighting against each other it has to be all agreed together and this united is broken thing looks like it is and that's very very good and i'll tell you what also is good and i've noticed it over the week remember last week we were saying, last week we were talking a lot about Wilcox and Barada and Sir Jim, and nobody else really was.
28:43Nobody was. No journalists, not really, content creators, websites, nobody. I am noticing this week, a lot of them are now talking about it. It's almost like a light bulb's gone off in their head. I need to talk about this because my audience wants to talk about it. And normally they're not talking about it because they're on the glazers. And I think that's a testament to you lot because they're realizing they do need to talk about it because if they don't get talking about it, they're going to get shit. I got sent a video the other day and I read the comments and it was, you know, considering that's a different community to ours and presumably they've got their own loyal following.
29:23I was reading the comments and it was like, you couldn't have missed more if you'd wear a blindfold, you glazerite shits. And that's their community. And it was comment after comment, after comment after comment under their video going literally destroying them for being like behind you know subtly behind the glazes you're only saying it because someone's told you so there is a lot of movement at the moment and i'm never gonna not champion that so i think you should all be very proud of the fact that there seems to be a real momentum behind it how long it lasts though if we beat me man city on saturday probably falls down completely doesn't it i mean terry asked me yesterday if carrick wins 10 games in a row does he get the job and i said absolutely shouldn't, but I guarantee I'll probably be singing a song about Carrick and a bus as well because we're stupid.
30:06We are. We are. We are manipulated and we've been manipulated for 20 years. But look, hopefully the momentum can carry on because regardless of what happens on the pitch, we will be back here again. Even if United win the next five games, we will be back here again. You know, the history proves that. Ten Hag first season, top four cup, sacked. Mourinho first season, Champions League football, two cups, sacked. Oli won eight games in a row, sacked. It's not how it starts, it's how it ends. But we'll all fall into the trap again, but it won't matter. Maybe Michael Carrick might win a game for the next six months.
30:44He might win every game. He'll still be gone in 18 months. The cycle is the same, but we fall into the trap of positivity. If we win a couple of games, yes, but we've been down this road so many times, so many times um the lads and dad show says anthony gordon uh noah lang or leal for me says uh in relation to the wing i mean i love anthony gordon i don't know whether man united could get him uh river says atletico madrid are looking at xiao gomez at wolves why are we not looking at it i did see that yesterday river so obviously uh conor gallagher has gone to spurs that gives them some money they're now looking at xiao gomez from wolves look i'm not saying that Gio Gomez is the right player for Manchester United, but beggars can't be choosers.
31:26I think it's, you know what, when it comes to midfielders, I've sort of figured out what Man United are doing, right? There's a lot of clubs out there who, you know, maybe they want a roast chicken, right, for Sunday. Remember, roast chicken is the analogy for a midfielder, right? And some clubs are going in Tesco, in Sainsbury's, Aldi, and they're getting a good chicken for the weekend, right? Man United are going, no, no, no, no, no. We're waiting for Waitrose to open. And then they go into Waitrose, they pick the chicken and then they go to the counter and they're like, oh, I haven't got the money.
32:01I haven't got the money. Let me go back and get my money. And then they go back and try and find some money and they come back into Waitrose and they've sold out chickens. And then they go to Aldi and Sainsbury's and everyone else and they've sold out now. And I feel like that's what Man United are doing. They're turning their nose up when beggars can't be choosers because they think they're shopping in Waitrose where they probably haven't got the money. And even if they have got the money, they'll be bought by somebody else. And I think that's what we're doing in the midfield. I'm not saying Gael Gomez is the answer or Conor Gallagher is the answer, but I definitely think we should be looking at them in relation to who we've been for the last two years.
32:35We're certainly not a Champions League club. We're not even a top four club. And yet we think we're going to get people like Adam Wharton or Elliot Anderson. We think we're getting that level of player. We think we can shop at Waitrose and actually we really should be shopping at Aldi or wherever because you can get some good deals there that will make us better and feed the club. But we're not. We're not. And I think that's sort of what I've come to terms with now. They're saying no to Conor Gallagher, Ruben Neves, Chau Gomez. They're saying no to all these players. because they think they're getting Elliot Anderson, because they think that's what they're capable of doing.
33:17I don't know how this is... I genuinely was having a bit of an argument with Terry yesterday on his show. I genuinely don't know how we get Elliot Anderson. I don't, right? When you look at the facts, right? You've got to be talking to him now. Well, certainly March at the latest. You ain't heard about Moto Casino? Moto has real Vegas slots. Any game you can find on the floor in Vegas, You can play it on Moto. I like my slots hot. Moto's free to play, like food stamps, in line at the grocery store, at a funeral, in traffic, keep your eyes on the road. Hop on Moto Casino. Moto Casino got jackpots that are bigger than my belly.
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34:31Stop by your local Menards today. Save big money at Menards. In March, Carrick will be here. you won't be able to tell him who the manager is going to be in March we won't be able to tell him whether we're in Europe or not in March people like Man City will be able to talk to him, will be in Europe and will be able to tell him who the manager is going to be also to get him you're going to have to give him a good wage because he's going to basically be taking a step down compared to going to Man City or Arsenal we don't want to break our wage structure so I don't even know how we get him unless hidden in his parents bloody loft is some Man United duvet and pictures of David Beckham because that's how we got Cunha and Embermo.
35:14So unless he's a childhood Man United fan, I don't know what we've got. We don't pay stupid wages anymore. We can't tell him we're in Europe. We can't tell him who the manager's going to be. I don't know why our policy is we're not going for those types of players because we want the best. And yet, I don't know how you do it. I don't know how you do it. 14 million to sack a manager and get a winger, says Kiel Robinson. Will you do Kunia as the next 10 if Bruno leaves, says John? I think he's got to be the next number 10. However, just on Bruno Fernandes, great point. Let me just bring this in.
35:49I don't want to misquote myself here. So, oh, well done to Mazraoui as well. He is into the final with Morocco. They beat Nigeria, I think, last night. And I think they're going to play Senegal. I think Senegal beat Egypt. so Masraoui is in the final which isn't a massive problem for us anyway because he was always going to miss the Man City game but I think even playing the final should be back for the Arsenal game so not necessarily the end of the world Bruno Fernandes has no plans to push for a transfer from Man United this month despite the current upheaval at the club the midfielder remains committed to Manchester United that's from Simon Stone I mean look, ultimately, slow sports news Bruno was never going to go in January it's the reason he didn't go in the summer is because he's chosen to spend a year more in Europe ahead of the World Cup there's no logical reason for him to go to Saudi now ahead of the World Cup his fitness levels his speed is going to be a lot quicker in the Premier League than it will be if he goes to Saudi I'm sure the Saudi League would go for him if he said he wanted to go and it probably wasn't out of the realms of possibility if he was completely fed up.
37:04But I think for himself, I don't think he's that kind of guy. I think you'll know the best move for him is to wait until the summer and then move. And I think that's what will happen. But yeah, I never really thought he would go in January. Tipsy says, purely hypothetical, Mark. If Carrick went unbeaten playing good football, would he not be deserving of the full-time job? Well, I don't like those hypotheticals because it plants the seed in the mind of morons that, yeah, let's see. I don't think anybody, in my opinion, and I'm allowed it, I don't think anybody should be thinking a scenario where Carrick gets the job.
37:42That's my stance on it, all right? And I'll tell you why. Because it doesn't matter. Oli won his first eight games in a row. Carrick's not going to do that. So even if Carrick won six in a row, he's not winning eight games in a row. It's just not going to happen. And Solskjaer did. and we gave him the job and it was a mistake. So whatever Carrick does between now and the end of the season, that we shouldn't be fooled by it because we've seen those types of starts and, you know, manager bounce or proving Amram wrong or, you know, the World Cup's coming up or whatever the reason is, that team needs a rebuild.
38:19And the question is, if you're rebuilding a team, would you trust Carrick and Wilcox to build it? And I wouldn't. so whatever Carrick gets out of this team doesn't really matter to me because I don't trust this team this team needs major renovation and the question is not whether Carrick can get results with this team is whether he can build another team and I don't I don't I don't think that's the right choice um Jonathan Woodgate Johnny Evans Steve Holland these are not names that are inspiring I'm sorry they're they're very very inexperienced or meh so um but I want Man United to get good results and I want us to get into Europe I think it's really really important but I think it has to be a red line of we're not crossing it no matter what happens we are not crossing it because even if Michael Carrick wins a load of games is he better than Thomas Tuchel or Ancelotti or any other experienced coach no and that's what you've got to be going for do you see the usual panic signing on january 31st as united look the reason we led on that this morning is i genuinely do believe that there is going to be some links to signings over the next two weeks for man united i think if we do sign anybody it has to be a midfielder and if we sign anybody else it's an absolute joke because it's just jason wilcox in charge i wouldn't i wouldn't let that prat spend another penny i really wouldn't in fact literally i wouldn't i'd say you go outside for a piss you're not pissing in these carrington toilets um but i wouldn't but if we do buy anyone it'll be wilcox because carrick doesn't have the authority carrick has no authority on transfers at all so if we buy anybody it's wilcox and if sir jim pratcliffe thinks that's a good idea well you know the board is all about shafting blame two years of them and then we've seen that they've been exposed as ray thank you uh appreciate that roy keen was brilliant on the new overlap says rajaf um yeah i've seen i've not watched it all but I've seen clips of it where he's basically saying, you know, United DNA and all this, that and the other.
40:16But Steve Holland, Johnny Evans has never had any training. You know, I'd say, look, King Zuma is a legend. He's just gifted 10 memberships, by the way. I don't know. Absolute legend, King. I don't know what Roy Keane thinks. But to be honest with you, it must be quite frustrating because he has done coaching. You know, he coached at Sunderland. He did a good job there. He was reasonable at Ipswich. He was assistant coach at Ireland. So he can coach. You could argue that Carrick's CV is not as good as Keane's and neither's Ollie's. In fact, you could definitely argue that Keane's got a better CV out of anybody that was interviewed.
40:58But they won't interview him because of Sir Alex. And that's Man United for you. You know, I personally think if you're looking to be the best at something, you cannot look through that. You've got to look through that. And Man United are looking through this all the time because we don't like him. We can't talk to him. He says we can't talk to him. And I don't know whether Roy Keane is frustrated because he doesn't get spoken to, but maybe doesn't want it. But it probably does piss him off the fact that he wouldn't get spoken to because of, you know, the way the club is run. and he's right. You know, he's right.
41:35You know, are we going for the best in class or are we going for the thing that suits the club the best because they're, you know, controllable?
41:50Saying Wilcox three times equals climax, but never comes out. It's a bit weird, am it? Chris says, I'm a bit behind you, but your point about experienced players makes sense. Delo is a perfect example of how experience isn't just due to age. Well, yeah, I mean, look, you're absolutely spot on, Chris. I mean, Deleuze is 26. He's going to be 27 in two months, right? I think this is perfect. This is why the Chelsea and Man United model, in my opinion, doesn't work. They're obsessed with buying players under 25 who they can promote and, you know, nurture and turn them into world-class players, right?
42:27Look at Deleuze. We've had Deleuze at the football club since he was 19. he's going to be 27 in a couple of months he should now be an experienced top class leader i look at him he's still a bloody he's still a he's still a prospect at 27 he's still a prospect because we haven't developed him so i think you're absolutely spot on christopher um you know delo is a prime example of just because you buy a talented young player doesn't mean at 25 26 they're going to be a talented, experienced player. He's still not consistent, is he? Hi, Mark. First super chat here. Roy Keane destroying Neville on the overlap about United's recent decisions.
43:11Was box office very refreshing? And that's from Nens. And did... Well, I need to go and watch it properly then. Did they pick Carrick because he was a centre midfielder and they think he can train a Garte and may need to avoid buying a new centre midfielder? I wouldn't be surprised by that, but I don't necessarily know. You think Gary won't confront the board because of Salford, says Dev. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. You know, I don't know what it is. But look, Rio Ferdinand would basically kiss Jason Wilcox's shoes because he works for the club, doesn't he? He's linked up with the club and he's out there doing YouTube stuff.
43:55And, you know, he's the worst of the lot, in my opinion, because he's literally a paid influencer for the club. And then he wants to be talking to the fans like he's a, you know, people should listen to him. So, you know, I think Rio is bad. In relation to Neville, look, he interviewed Sir Jim. Maybe he's got maybe he's got a relationship with Sir Jim. I think I think people like that should be using that influence for good. you know if you've got the ear of Sir Jim Radcliffe then he you know there's certain things that should be said I mean look he said Pochettino I wouldn't be surprised if we went for Pochettino I've said that to you like last week I said keep your eye on Pochettino I mean Pochettino in my opinion is better than Glasner Pochettino in my opinion is definitely better than a Southgate or a Deserby or anyone like that I don't know whether Pochettino is the right guy but he has got experience for me Pochettino is not where Ancelotti is he's not where it's probably not where Tuchel is but he's definitely above some of the people we're considering at this stage maybe Pochettino's not the worst shout in the world he's sort of just below where I would go but ahead of some of the people I think we'll end up going with cheers from LA I've lost track of the youth teams are there players we could perhaps promote into the midfield no they're not ready Red Devil they're not ready oh my god James929 has just gifted 50 memberships So if you've got a badge in the chat, give James a massive shout out.
45:25You're a legend this morning, James. Thank you so much. There was something I wanted to mention there and I've completely forgotten that. What was it? It was one of your chats.
45:37Maynu. Maynu. I want to talk about Maynu. That was what I wanted to talk about. Yeah. Thanks for everyone who's tuning in this morning. We're very close to a thousand likes, so make sure you smash a like on the video. Andy Pollard with the Super Chat says the board have tried everything to destroy this club. Literally everything they have done has destroyed us. says Andy and um Corny says do you think Ollie wanted to bring Keane in which might be one of the reasons why he didn't get the job no no I I don't think so I don't I don't I don't think so I don't think Ollie is stupid enough to know to to do that um look Roy Keane can't work for Man United as the manager because Michael Carrick I always speak to Sir Alex Darren Fletcher I always speak to Sir Alex.
46:20Ollie, I speak to Sir Alex. Sir Jim, I speak to Sir Alex. Jason Wilcox probably speaks to Sir Alex. Roy Keane, I ain't fucking speaking to Sir Alex, you know? So I think it will never happen. And there is this conflict in the fan base where some people think Sir Alex Ferguson has got no power. And then some people think he's got lots of power. I mean, Ben Jacobs said on this show last week, and it was verified, I think, by Sky, that Sir Alex Ferguson advised the club to go for Carrick. Well, we've gone with Carrick. So he will have, I don't know what influence Sir Alex has, but he will have influence.
46:54There's no way Roy Keane would get a job there. That to me is wrong because that is a bit like all the problems that caused the Glazers in the first place. It's about a horse. But Sir Alex Ferguson for me is beyond reproach because he was amazing. You wouldn't want anybody in charge of your football club other than him. You know, he is not the enemy. He's an absolute living legend. Like, oh, my God. When a game doesn't go your way and he comes on, you're box office, you're listening to it. When he's on the touchline, he's box office. He won us multiple titles, building multiple teams. The guy is an absolute legend.
47:33but nobody is perfect and i don't know sir alex but i think he has got that stubborn streak that a lot of successful have and roy keen's got it and they just will not resolve it i don't know whether that helps man united i don't know whether it helps man united because ultimately we can't use somebody who i think would be very useful because he doesn't get on with somebody in the club that they listen to so that stubbornness from both sides is very sad because it stops certain things from happening that might actually help the club but some people can't work past their own stubbornness you know and you have to respect it from both sides but personally i would like to see roy keen involved with united instead of a michael carrick but we're not going to see it poch on the left uh chelsea because they were getting rid of chalibra and gallagher against his will he got the champions league spot with a bloated squad he's not a yes man says kai that's what i mean i think poch is one of those i mean i'd rather go for ancelotti i'd probably rather go for tukul uh but poch sort of sits slightly below them and above the likes of the zerbi and glasner and everyone else who i think haven't got the cv um mark you sabotaged pochettino for ten hog yes i did moto casino america social casino welcome to moto casino where the excitement never ends with thousands of the hottest free-to-play social casino games fastest payouts and the best promotions in the industry no tricks or gimmicks owned and operated in the usa moto casino is a free-to-play social casino no purchase necessary 21 plus to play avoid we're prohibited.
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49:56And I would still want Ten Hag over Pochettino. I wouldn't go back to myself and say, change your mind. at that time I didn't want Pochettino I wanted Ten Hag Ten Hag had done really well at Ajax had a really exciting style of play and that's where I felt Man United should be going not for a at that time ex-Tottenham coach you know I wanted something that was unique for Man United and I don't think I don't think that was a mistake and I wasn't the only one you know I wanted ten hog over poch ten hog won the carabao cup and the fa cup in his first two seasons and we qualified for the champions league you know it ended badly but the first two years of ten hog weren't that bad you know we must talk about woodgate are we just okay with our assistant manager being a former leads player why they're collecting people from our rivals says marlow united i thought you were going to talk about something else about woodgate there which um Would have been a little bit tasty for a Thursday morning.
50:59Man United's morals no longer exist. The core principles of Man United do not exist. They exist with us, but they do not exist with the ownership. So, look, Barada's from Man City, Wilcox is from Man City and Leeds and Blackburn. Woodgate is from Leeds. You know, this is what I mean. It no longer matters if you get a manager that's managed Chelsea or PSG or Bayern Munich. We just need to be good again. The idealistic principles of United are out the window. Reckon Rowan Atkinson would be better than Wilcox, says Amit. Would top managers want the job with these players, says Chris? I think the ego of a top manager, they will always want the job.
51:40I really, really do. Let me talk about Maynou then. I saw a quote from Paul Scholes saying that Maynou is lost. we've seen Michael Carrick from an interview say that he sees Maynou as a more 8 than a 6 which is interesting because Carrick is one of the best number 6s I've ever seen certainly on a Man United shirt so what's Maynou going to be at Man United?
52:06I've seen people thinking that Michael Carrick might play 3 at the back as well so look, this is probably more for the Derby preview but I wanted to talk about Maynou um look the logical thing for for Carrick to do if he plays a midfield three is Casemiro Mainu and Bruno the interesting thing about that is two years ago we were playing that midfield and we were getting run through game after game it's incredible you know when you think about it everything is pointing to the fact that he won't use Mainu as a six he'll use him as an eight which means Bruno will be the 10 and Casanero will be the 6.
52:46Two years ago, we were playing that midfield three under Eric Ten Hag and Jamie Carragher was jumping around in white trainers on Monday Night Football saying, I'm telling you, I'm telling you, the midfield's massive. Kiko Parker playing in it. So it's quite amazing to me that our midfield three could be the same midfield three we were picking two years ago. And that's not on Carrick. That's not on Amerim. that's on the board like how are we picking the same midfield as two years ago and it's not like it was a good midfield two years ago and you know casemiro's two years older now um but i think mainu will get game time if we play a midfield three because i think he will play in there's no one else who can play that position basically so he has got a great opportunity mainu over the next four months i mean i don't know whether he'll push himself into a world cup squad but that's what he's going to want to do.
53:41Absolutely. He's got so much to prove. If he plays well in that position, I don't think it reflects badly on Amrim because he never played a midfield three, but I think it's such a big opportunity for him. I think number eight probably is his best position.
53:59It's the six that worries me. He's going to have to help Casemiro a lot and it's the six that worries me. He's just not quick enough. he can't pick up we saw it against Burnley he doesn't pick up the runners and with two centre-backs behind him instead of three it worries I mean look what I'm trying to say is I think that two years ago on paper Casemiro, Imenu and Bruno looked good in reality they were getting absolutely overrun and two years later do I think that's going to change? Look, Michael Carrick was a very good midfielder but you know
54:39I can't put a fire out with a water pistol, can I? With no water in it
54:48This is why to me I just find it amazing That you would send another manager into a situation Where you can just tell the midfield's so bad Yeah, it is crazy But look, from Manu's point of view Probably is the right position for him but it's going to be chaos in that midfield i mean bruno's not disciplined but at least he's in the number 10 um mainu and casemiro it's going to be look it's a great opportunity to but it's going to be hard work let's not forget it will be very hard work um you've also going to probably have kunya off the left who's going to walk into your space because mainly will play as the eight on the left hand side it normally isn't it's normally casemiro central slightly to the right, deeper.
55:34Maynou, eight, slightly to the left. And Bruno, 10, slightly to the right. You're then going to have Kunyat, who's going to invert in, into the space that Maynou wants to go into. But it's an opportunity. And he will get a lot of game time. He will get a lot of game time. Do you think they might try Martinez, where Casemiro is? I don't think, I think Carrick has an amazing respect for Casemiro, because Casemiro was better than Carrick. I can't see Carrick benching Casemiro. I think Casemiro will get a lot of game time. And I think he's a problem. I think the last two months he's been crap, to be honest.
56:15He was all right up until November when we had regular international breaks, but I don't know whether it's the frequency of the games, the fact that he's won his Brazilian team place back. Maybe he's coasting a little bit towards the World Cup. I don't know. Maybe he's in the last few months of his contract. I don't know what it is, but look maybe maybe we'll see the early season casemiro now i don't know but i don't think carrot's going to start dropping him have sports have spurs bought gallagher says amit yes um justin says cheers mark in a time full of chaos with the club i appreciate you and your team and the consistency thank you justin thank you for being part of the community uh jordan says hi mark how do you think delo and dorgue will hand do doku and semenu also Carragher and Gary said Amrim should have gone based off results yeah but look Beth said that many of you said that um if they were in charge I mean that would be an interesting board wouldn't it Jamie Carragher Gary Neville and Beth then I think Amrim would have been sacked on results and I think we would have all sat there and gone well I don't agree with that or I do agree with that.
57:23You could have sacked him on results. You could have sacked him on results. Absolutely. But where I fight those opinions is you're not the CEO, you're not the owner, and he wasn't sacked on results. He was sacked because the owners tried to make him change his formation and wouldn't buy him players in January. And that's bang out of order. So I acknowledge you could have sacked him on results, but he wasn't sacked on results. So if I acknowledge you, can you now say, Gary or Jamie or Beth, how ridiculous it is that he was sacked because they tried to change his formation and he wanted transfers because they weren't sacking him on results.
58:03So you can go, well, he should have been, but they didn't. He was sacked because he called them out and they wanted him to change his formation and they wouldn't back him in January, which is ridiculous. So I respect the fact that some people think he should have been sacked on results, because that's not why he was sacked. And people keep bringing it up. But it's not relevant because that's not what happened. I also think as well, and, you know, if they're allowed to say this, I can say that. I can say that. If they're going to say that, I can say this. I think we would have beat Burnley if we kept Tamrim.
58:31And I think we would have beat Brighton. And I think we would have got top six. Poch on the left, done that one from Kay, done that one as well. When is the lit back? Marks is Dylan. I've got no idea. I've got no idea what's going on with the Litts. Man United is like the Bermuda Triangle when it comes to injuries. You go into it and you never get any information out. I don't know why. I don't know why we've not been told what the injury is. I don't know when he's going to be back. I don't think we know what the injury is, do we? I don't think we know. United are terrible at that. They just won't tell anybody anything.
59:11and I don't know what the advantage is because I really don't think many people have Man United on the horizon and go, oh, is Delecht going to be back? I think they're more looking at other ways that they can expose us. And it's a shame because I think up until his injury, he could argue that Delecht had been our best player this season. And imagine how many points we might have picked up over Christmas, December, if Amrum had had Delecht as well. I mean, it's not really an excuse, but there was a lot of times where we were picking Martinez, who'd just come back from injury. And heaven, who's a kid.
59:47No Masraoui, no Dillett, no Maguire. Never really gets spoken about, does it? It's a back injury, apparently. And he'll be back for the Arsenal games, says Richard, potentially. How will we win the next two games? Unimaginable, says Amit. Nah, I don't. I think if you're an experienced fan of football, Man United at home to Manchester City in a Manchester derby with a new manager, I don't think it's beyond the realms of possibility that we get a result in that I really don't Since Van Gaal the length of manager stints has gotten lower and lower Where's the vision? Where's the backing? One repeated factor, the ownership Yeah Matthew look I think it's probably not a problem for now And this is why you need ownership There's multiple reasons why we need new ownership But I do think that what we've done with Amrim is going to cause a huge problem because our fan base has very different opinions in it.
1:00:48There's been people saying Amrim out since last March. You know it. After Grimsby, there's people going, get him out of my club, right? He's been sacked with basically a year. The message from the board is we will start a project and sack a manager in 12 months. So normally you might go, well, I'm not sure about this manager, but we know he's going to get at least two and a half years. The psychology of the fan base now is I'm not sure about this manager. They have sacked managers after 12 months, get him out. So idiotically, they've just shortened the time any manager gets now because we know the board, not the players, the players didn't sack the manager, the fans didn't sack the manager.
1:01:40Normally, you'll get the players downing tools and the fans saying sack him and the board have to make their mind up. This time, the board sacked him of their own accord. The players and the fans were like, what? So they've said we will sack a manager after 12 months. So every manager we have now under this regime, realistically, if you don't like the first few games, you can start going, it ain't right. I've given up. And whose fault is that? The club. I don't ever want to hear the club going, oh, you know, it's impossible to achieve anything at this football club because the fans put too much pressure on.
1:02:12You sacked the manager after 12 months, not the fans. At the point of hammering being sacked, I'd say 60 % were hammering in and 40 % were hammering out. So that's not enough. The players weren't downing tools. The club sacked a manager after 12 months. So the next manager, if it's not going well after five, you will see people going, sack him, sack him, sack him. And that's another reason why we need a new regime, because the trust is gone. You can't believe in anything now because even they don't believe in it. It's just broken, as many people have said. Kev said, really happy to be part of this community.
1:02:49This is the best fan channel. Others just push narrative. Well, I don't know about that, Kev. Look, each to their own. It's absolutely fine. And we do need unity. But you're very welcome here. Thank you very much. Martinez as holding in the middle is the way forward with Kobe. Bruno is the 10. Best from what we have to choose from, says Andy. I don't disagree with you, but I don't think it's going to happen. I really don't. I think Casemiro will get picked. Dalit didn't hold the door for Wilcox, so they locked him in the choke. I don't know what that is. One inch wonder. Thank you very much. When's the preview?
1:03:26um when is the preview um i don't know because we're saturday lunchtime isn't it i don't know i haven't haven't even considered when the preview is yet to be honest so i will have to think about that of course but i know premier league predictions is going up on that's football today because i recorded it yesterday with robbie because we couldn't do tomorrow so i know that's happening um anyway thank you so much for getting involved make sure you smash a like and subscribe We're back at two o 'clock. We've got the eight o 'clock show tonight as well. And I will speak to you all a little bit later.
1:03:55You've got me thinking about the preview now. I might try and get the preview about that. Okay. Thanks so much. Take care, everyone. Stay safe. And I'll speak to you all in a bit.
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