


30 Mar 2026 · 47m · 18 chapters

Mark Goldbridge discusses Fabrizio Romano’s late update that Manchester United will “go all out” for Newcastle midfielders Sandro Tonali and Elliot Anderson this summer, and frames it as a likely major midfield battle with Manchester City (and also Arsenal monitoring Tonali). He argues United could end up with one or both, but not necessarily either, and debates whether Tonali links are genuine or a smokescreen.
No named guests appear; this is a solo host episode with live chat questions.
Romano confirmed Tonali is open to a move to Man United and is high on United’s shortlist; Anderson is also under consideration, with City pushing hardest for him. United and City are tracking similar targets, so competition remains early-stage. Goldbridge suggests Anderson may be more likely than Tonali due to cost, age, and Newcastle/WC timing.
Mentions Tonali’s potential Italy angle (Juventus interest but limited finances), and the Man City charges/appeal scenario as not stopping Anderson talks. Also discusses a possible winger target Andreas Schjelderup (Benfica) from a low-credibility source.
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Discussion on transfer updates for Tonali and Anderson.
“we were talking about a video that Fabrizio Romano had put out.”
Exploring the difficulties in acquiring Tonali and Anderson.
“And I don't think it means we don't get both.”
Comparison of Manchester United and City, and fan expectations.
“He likes the idea of going to Juventus, and Juventus loved the idea of having Tonali, but ultimately the rich clubs, Man United and Man City can just go, this is where the money is, and Newcastle want it to go there.”
Discussing the significance of signing top midfielders for United.
“but that's the challenge for Manchester United and there's a lot of these challenges.”
Examining how agency relationships impact player transfers.
“So I think it's very significant when Fabrizio's update is that United have Tonali and Anderson very high on their list and that Tonali is open to moving to Manchester United.”
Discussing competition between clubs for Tonali and Anderson.
“And also, agents get paid by the clubs as well.”
Discussion on Manchester United's pursuit of players Tonali and Anderson amidst competition.
“I mean, we've not heard from Ornstein on this for a while, which I think we will do at some point.”
Analyzing the financial implications and risks associated with signing Tonali and Anderson.
“I just have a strange feeling that Anderson is more likely than Tonali.”
Discussion about the potential signings of Anderson and Tonali and how managerial choices might influence these decisions.
“But in the courts of law, if the Premier League say 60-point deduction tomorrow, Man City go with a lot of money very, very quickly and appeal.”
Conversation about Mason Mount's injury history and its impact on Manchester United's midfield strategy.
“And I suppose ultimately, when you look at the past of Manchester United, I was trying to get my word out there, I didn't want to look back.”
Analyzing Manchester United's current transfer strategy amidst managerial uncertainty.
“Yeah, well, hopefully they're not distraction, Inu.”
Exploring expectations for the summer transfer window for Manchester United.
“She said, we need an eight or nine out of 10 transfer window this summer.”
Discussing the rumors around Tonali's potential transfer to Manchester United.
“I think his wages will be above what we want to pay, and I think they'll be nervous about the gambling stuff.”
Evaluating the future of Bruno Fernandes in light of potential offers and his release clause.
“So I'm not 100 % sure, but I'm pretty sure the basis of law in the UK is that if you are found guilty of something, you have a right to appeal.”
Analyzing the competition for midfielders like Tonali and Anderson in the transfer market.
“And he's not going to go to another Premier League club.”
Explore the dynamics of player transfers and the fit of current players in Manchester United's strategy.
“I do think it's a good idea going for Spurs players if they're the right player for example Bergwell I do like can clubs force players to stay?”
Engage with the audience about YouTube viewership and promote a personal channel.
“Anderson, sorry, Kunja on the left wing isn't really getting the best out of him.”
Discuss upcoming content and introduce guests for future shows.
“YouTube is playing up a little bit today.”

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1:18We'll talk about that in a moment. But of course, last night's show, we were talking about a video that Fabrizio Romano had put out. And in that video, he was more talking about managers, Spurs, Carrick, the Spurs situation. And he said he was going to do another video in a few hours, basically detailing what the situation is with Man United's midfield at the moment. Well, that video did land late last night, about 10 hours ago. And I was not staying up until midnight. I've got Fargo to watch on Amazon Prime. And that's a priority. So I've listened to it this morning. And effectively, we have that update around Tonali, around Anderson.
1:55And look, to be honest. If you don't want to listen to the detail, the basic premise is that Man United will go all out for Elliot Anderson and Tonali this summer. So you can leave the video now if you don't want the detail behind it, but there's a lot more. So yeah, look, effectively, we're going to go all out for those players. Now, there was a lot more in it than that. And I think there are some key points I would want to talk about. What I would say is my stance, having listened to it, is that I don't think it means we get either. And I don't think it means we don't get both. In the sense that they are both very difficult deals to do.
2:33Now, there are positive things like Elliot Anderson's agency is the same agency that manages Maynou. He's about to sign a new contract at Man United. So we are working with them, but we'll go through that list in a minute. And there are positive things that Tonali would be open to moving to Manchester United, which obviously helps us with that. But there is also reference to if this was happening in July, then you'd think that maybe Man City get Eli Anderson and Tonali goes to Manchester United. But this is happening now. And I think it's going to be very interesting how it plays out. So first and foremost, Fabrizio Romano has confirmed that Sandro Tonali would be open to a move to Manchester United and that he is high on the club's list.
3:14Now, look, some people might say that's that's not really much of an update and there's a lot more to it. which we'll delve into. But I do think that that is interesting. He mentioned the Italian angle. Juventus are interested, but financially, they just can't do a deal when Manchester United and Man City are in town. And basically, that's a little bit like... And look, we all know people like this. I nearly said women, but men can be like this as well. We all know people who, you know, maybe somebody... It's a bit like the Titanic, isn't it? You know, you know, on the Titanic when Rose, you know, she's up in first class.
3:51She's going to marry the millionaire. And then she goes, you know, she thinks about jumping off a boat, privileged. And she gets saved by the poor American, Leonardo DiCaprio. She goes and, you know, she goes down dirty a little bit. You know, she has a bit of rough. She goes and has a bit of a dance and a Guinness and, you know, all that. But ultimately, when they got off that boat, was she really going to go off with Jack? who had no money, or was she going to go back to the high life? I think we all know where she was going to go. And I think with Tonali, it's a little bit like that. I think he'd like to go to Juventus.
4:27He likes the idea of going to Juventus, and Juventus loved the idea of having Tonali, but ultimately the rich clubs, Man United and Man City can just go, this is where the money is, and Newcastle want it to go there. So I don't think it's going to make any difference that there are Italian clubs interested, because that ideal return to Italy, which Tonali probably wants, they can't fund it. So I'm not too concerned about that. The big thing for me is that Tonali would be open to a move to Manchester United and that he's high on our club's list. Now it goes on to say, this is from Fabrizio Romano, that Man United have placed Sandro Tonali high on their shortlist ahead of the June window, with the player understood to be open to a move.
5:07Elliot Anderson is another name under consideration, their Man City remain in pole position with strong interest. City and Arsenal are also both keeping a close eye on Tonali's situation. So there is more to go through in relation to what Romano said, but he's basically confirming that Man United do have Tonali high up on their list and the player is understood to be open to a move to Manchester United. So that reads really, really well. Anderson also under consideration Man City favourites, but City and Arsenal also both keeping a close eye on Tonali's situation. And I think that that's the stance to have, basically, isn't it, at the very start of this show, is that, you know, nothing is guaranteed.
5:54When you go for big players, then, you know, outcomes can be uncertain. Arsenal certainly were linked to Tonali in January and Elliot Anderson has been linked to Manchester City for a long, long time so you could end up in a situation where Tonali goes to Arsenal and Anderson goes to Man City and then we're in trouble so my concern is, and it's only a concern it's not like, you know, we could all sit here on a Monday morning and say that's exactly what's going to happen and we'll sign Balaba and maybe it will but that's the challenge for Manchester United and there's a lot of these challenges.
6:34And I think these are the debate points and these are the pressure points. You know, I think if you're Manchester City, do Man City fans have anything like the United stand? Do Man City fans have any journalists at the volume that we've got? Do they have a Laurie Whitwell? Do they have a Mike Keegan? Do they have a Chris Wheeler? Do they have a Samuel Lukas? Do they have all these journalists that live off Man United daily? You know, do they? I don't think they do because I think Man City fans sit there and go, we'll trust the club. We'll trust the club. We'll trust the club. And they're probably right to do that because the club do generally go and get best-in-class players.
7:14I mean, what do you talk about as a City fan? Like, you've had an amazing 15 years, you've had amazing managers and amazing signings, and you know your owners desperately want to win as much as you do. So there's not a lot to talk about really, is there? But with Manchester United and Arsenal and Liverpool, over the years, it's not always been like that. So there's a lot of debate point. And I think the debate point with Man United fans at the moment is we can't just sit back and enjoy the international break. You know, I'm popping down Tesco's to see what Easter eggs I want. I'm going to spend a couple of hours because I don't need to talk about football.
7:48And you'll catch me down the aisle in Tesco's just looking at, you know, notepad and paper thinking about bloody Easter eggs. No, I'm thinking about Man United because the manager has got to be best in class and the midfielders have got to be best in class. And we know we might go for an inexperienced coach and inexperienced midfielders and be back in a year's time where Spurs and Newcastle are now screwed. So when you go back to the Tonali Anderson story, they are both clearly on United's radar. But if we miss on both, where are we going? And it's the same with the manager. So I think that United have got to get these right and they've got to be working on them now.
8:29So I think it's very significant when Fabrizio's update is that United have Tonali and Anderson very high on their list and that Tonali is open to moving to Manchester United. And I would say Elliot Anderson is open to joining Manchester United as well. It doesn't mean we're ahead of Manchester City, but at the end of the day, do you want to play for Nottingham Forest next season or do you want to play for Man United in the Champions League? So he will come to Man United if it's the best offer on the table. So look, that's where we're at with these situations. And I'm quite comfortable with that because I think that if you consider it like this, if we're the best offer on the table, let's say Man City pull out of the Elliot Anderson deal.
9:09We're the best offer on the table. Elliot Anderson will come to Man United. Let's say nobody goes for Tenali apart from us. We will get Tenali. So the way I look at that is a positive because if we don't get them, it's because we're not the best offer on the table. and that really is going to come down to what the board are all about and there is a question in the chat here that I'm just trying to trying to answer it might take a moment for it just to load up but um not that significant so so basically somebody just asked it very very quickly you said Maynou is with the same agency that Elliot Anderson is with are there any Man City players there it's a great question so basically it's been noted that we want Elliot Anderson and his agency, Stella, are the same ones that have Mainu.
9:58Now, Mainu's working on a new contract at Manchester United at the moment. Now, at the moment, it's working well with Mainu, but for the last 12 months, it's not worked well with that agency. So just because Mainu plays for Man United and he's under the same agency as Elliot Anderson doesn't mean that we've got an open goal to getting Elliot Anderson because we've not actually treated Mainu that well over the last 18 months. I mean, it's incredible that he's still on the same contract of 50 grand a week when two years ago he was playing in the Euros final. So we've not, you know, that agency might not look at Man United and go, they're that good.
10:33They might not. But then again, we might be having good relationships at the moment. The only issue with it is if you look at the clients that are at Stella at the moment, arguably their best client is Lopez at Firman Lopez at Barcelona. they've also got Gibbs White they've got Mamouche, Man City they've got Elliot Anderson they've got Barrios at Atletico Madrid who might be another one that we're looking at by the way they've got Canate at Liverpool they've got Kamavinga at Real Madrid they've got Meynou they've got Konza at Villa they've got Altenori at Man City they've got De Lapp at Chelsea so yeah look they've got Maynou but they've also got Mamouche and Alt-Nori who are at Man City so I don't necessarily think that because Elliot Anderson's agent is the same one as Kabi Maynou you could also say well they've also got Alt-Nori and Mamouche as well so I don't think that necessarily look you know agents I know agents I don't think Man United are going to get Elliot Anderson because Maynou's at the same agency I think Man United will get Elliot Anderson because they offer him the same wages.
11:47And also, agents get paid by the clubs as well. So whoever's going to pay those agents more money is probably going to get the agency and more at the end of the day.
12:02Let me just carry on with what Fabrizio had to say as well, because there's a couple of other bits in here as well. So Tonali would be open to a move to Manchester United. He's high on the list. Elliot Anderson is another name under consideration, but this was the update around. God, I don't want to read that. That's absolutely nonsense. Don't want to read about the labour. So he goes on to say this. Expect a major midfield battle between United and Manchester City this summer. United strongly interested in Tonali and also Anderson. City pushing hard for Anderson. He's their top target, but are also closely monitoring Tonali.
12:46Both clubs are tracking similar midfield targets. While it previously looked like a split, United-Tonali and City-Anderson, things are still at very early stages and there could be competition there. Also, Man City and Arsenal have been mentioned, of course. so look I think that the fact that Fabrizio is saying expect a big midfield battle in Manchester this summer for Tonali and Anderson I mean god I did a video on that's football at the weekend talking about you know 60 point deductions for Manchester City I think they're actually I think there are actually some United fans thinking that that's going to happen in the next few weeks.
13:29Even if it did, Man City will appeal it. So they've just bought Gehi and Semenyu. They are ridiculously wealthy. They are not impacted by FFP because they're always in the latter stages of the Champions League and they're always in the latter stages of a title race. So they've got loads of money. They can easily buy Tonali and Anderson this summer. Absolutely easily do it. And I think it makes for a very, very interesting summer transfer window. And I I think, look, what I would say is you can be, and I'll tell you where I am, you can be really positive this morning and say, look, Romano is one of the best journalists when it comes to transfer news.
14:08I mean, we've not heard from Ornstein on this for a while, which I think we will do at some point. And he is saying that Man United are going to go for Elliot Anderson, basically go all out for Elliot Anderson and Tonali. And, you know, that's exciting. Monday morning, mid-international break. You want United to be doing stuff in this March international break. And Fabrizio Romano is saying that Man United are going to go all out for Tonali and Elliot Anderson. And that's exciting. And you start to think, well, as long as we get one of them and then a decent second midfielder, that's not too bad.
14:40If we get both of them, it's dreamland. The flip side of that coin is you might get neither. They might both end up in a Man City shirt. Now, I don't know, I don't follow Man City enough to know whether they need Anderson and Tonali. I know this talk of Rodri being past it. I know this talk of Bernardo Silva going, in which case, they could go for both. And if they get both of them, and we're looking at Man City next summer with Tonali and Anderson, I think we're looking at it and going, we really are second best in Manchester. You know, we wanted some NU. he's gone there we wanted Tonali he's gone there we wanted Anderson he's gone there and that's a bad look for the Ineos Manchester United isn't it do I think we will get one what do I think about it look I'm happy in the sense that sometimes in previous years we'd already have ruled ourselves out of an Anderson and Tonali deal at least we're actually talking about them at the moment I have this strange feeling based not on being told anything.
15:50But I have this strange feeling we're more likely to get Anderson than Tonali. 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. 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. Void were prohibited. Sign up today for a generous welcome bonus.
16:21Download the Moto Casino app today. I just have a strange feeling that Anderson is more likely than Tonali. I don't think United want to pay£90 million for anybody. And I certainly don't think we want to pay£90 million for a 26-year-old who is going to be very difficult to negotiate with Newcastle could take all summer, especially if Italy goes to the World Cup. So yeah, I don't think it's... I don't feel like Tonali is easy. And I've said that a few times. I feel like... I'm quite suspicious about Tonali in the sense that United's interest just doesn't feel as genuine as I think it is for Anderson.
17:11But I'm trying to figure out why I think that, because he is perfect as a player with Casemiro going. You want a bit of experience. 26 is perfect. Premier League proven, Champions League proven. One of the better midfielders in world football at the moment who is available. So he ticks absolutely every box. But I think, does he tick United's box? He ticks my boxes and he probably ticks your boxes as well in the sense that we're looking at it from a football point of view. But as we know with Manchester United, they don't look at everything from a football point of view. And I look at Man United and I go£90 million, no resale value.
17:53They might look at the previous gambling issues as well. I just don't know that Man United want those sort of things. Whereas I think Elliot Anderson, who will probably be more like£70 million and is 22 and is homegrown, I think they will prefer that type of a deal. So I don't know. I don't know. I don't know which way it's going to end up. But what it can't do is it can't end up with neither. I'm quite firm on that We can't end up with neither Because here we are In what is effectively a mini start to the transfer window I think there are so many clubs Having so many conversations Because of the World Cup And they know that this summer I don't think there's many clubs this summer That are sat there going Well we don't really need anything And there's a lot of clubs Wanting to do a lot of business this summer And they're aware of the World Cup And they're aware that's going to have a massive impact.
18:51So there's a lot of clubs out there at the moment talking to players and agents. Maybe not clubs. I don't think we're negotiating with Newcastle. I don't think we're negotiating with Forest, but I think we are talking to agents, which is the right thing to do. And I think if we come out of this period and we don't get Anderson or Tonali, then I think we're in big trouble. Finishing third gets us£352 million, including Champions League revenue. Big clubs get Anderson and Tonali there are no excuses to not get both. Acid that sounds absolutely incredible to me I've got no idea whether that is fake news or real news finishing third gets you 352 million sounds mad to me I don't know whether there's any truth in that at all and finishing fourth would therefore get you 330 million because it's a 20 million step isn't it every position you place So I don't know whether there's any truth in that.
19:46Morning, Mark. Aside from midfield, which do you think United should sign and prioritise, fullbacks or a winger? Fullbacks. Fullbacks are very close to midfielders to me. Profit. Thanks for being a member. Would the issues with City Chargers come into place as chilling with Robert? No. Even if they got found guilty tomorrow, they'd appeal it the day after. We really need to start pushing for fullbacks, says Pete Phillips. and Roberto Maniac I do agree with that Pete Robotic Maniac says is City going to get a 60 point deduction because of all their charges I think we just covered that but I don't think very quick court update because obviously Man City are looking at Anderson so this is how it impacts with us if the Premier League wake up tomorrow morning and say you're guilty no well it won't be the Premier League if the court that's doing the case between the Premier League and Man City wake up tomorrow morning and say the decision is Man City are guilty and then the Premier League go 60-point deduction effective from today and then Man City get relegated at the end of the season, Elliot Anderson comes to Manchester United.
20:51But in the courts of law, if the Premier League say 60-point deduction tomorrow, Man City go with a lot of money very, very quickly and appeal. And then, as I understand it, Man City do not get relegated because they're appealing it. And people would say, well, the Premier League should still relegate them. But you imagine this, Man City appeal it. They've been relegated to the championship while the appeal's going on. They win the appeal. Therefore, the relegation was unlawful and the Premier League gets sued for hundreds of millions of pounds that Man City lost in Champions League revenue and being relegated.
21:29Because obviously if they get relegated, they won't be in the top four, they won't be in the Champions League. So what people need to realise about the Man City court case is it's not going to stop them signing Elliot Anderson this summer because even if they get found guilty, they appeal. It has to go back to court. It could take years. And they can't be relegated until they accept the decision. And if they appeal, they're not accepting the decision. So there is no immediate relegation coming from Man City. Would Pep staying next season be a factor for Anderson and Tonali choosing City ahead of us as XO?
22:05It's a very good question, pal. but would Man United getting Enrique be a big decision in getting Elliot Anderson and Tonali? Would Man United going for Carrick impact Anderson and Tonali? So the same thing works, doesn't it? If United went and got Luis Enrique, I think you'd get every bloody midfielder you wanted. If Man United go for an inexperienced coach, you might not. So it works both ways. And also, who would you rather sign for? Man United with Michael Carrick or Manchester City with Maresca? I mean, I'd still look at Man City and say, your career might be better than that, because what if it goes like it did with Oli for Carrick or worse?
22:47Hi, Mark and United Stand. Hope you're well. Positive updates from Romano. Hopefully we get Tonali and in a dream world, Anderson 2, but at least one. We need to do everything for both and try for both. Bola League day, let's go, says Daniel. Thank you very much.
23:05I'm feeling a bit rough today, Daniel. Brand says, I'll see you at Baller League tonight, Mark. I'm going. That's absolutely fantastic. Just in relation to Baller League, I wasn't going to talk about it, but the Gold Devils are back for game week three tonight. I think we're game five. So we're on at about nine, half nine, I think, tonight. It will be live on the Mark Goldbridge channel with the IRL camera, which is the one that follows me when we're playing. But it's also live on Sky. It's live on the Baller League channel. So get involved with Baller League. That's live tonight, live football on the international break.
23:38Patrick Lynch says, how would you feel if we get both Tonali and Anderson, but no other midfielders? It seems like dream talk, but I feel to get both means you don't get any supplementary midfielders. Does it leave us short? Again, I mean, I think this is a great point. If we get Elliot Anderson and we get Tonali, I think suddenly this Man United board are being spoken about in a very positive way by me as well like I would say that is very impressive that is best in class that is incredible but you do also make a great point that the midfield next season would be Tonali Anderson and Mainu playing in the Premier League and in the Champions League and three midfielders actually isn't enough you you actually do need more than that so i agree um it would be an incredible signing of two players but also you probably do need more than that so but i think the feeling is that united probably won't buy more than than three um but i guess we'll have to just wait and see uh but sorry buy more than two i mean even fabrizio in his updates i've left bit out because it's a bit depressing.
24:49Fabrizio said Man United will go for one midfielder, maybe two. And I thought, what do you mean maybe two? It should be two or three, not maybe one or two. Andy Hale says, I'm sure that I read that the decision can be appealed by either party. Yes, it can. Yeah, of course it can, 100%. Yeah, if Man City get found not guilty, then the Premier League could appeal it as well. Inu has gifted 20 memberships this morning. What a legend loans if you're getting a membership there thank you very much to enews gifted 20 legend on monday morning and nick p says a month ago after a game pep ran over to tonali on the field and had about a minute in his ear chatting after that i made a prediction yeah i mean i think um i think tonali and a man city midfield would work as a replacement for rodri he'd be perfect absolutely perfect um and the thing is like we dare to dream as man united fans we dare to dream It doesn't matter whether Sir Alex is in charge or Amrim's in charge.
25:47It doesn't matter who the owners are. You'll never stop a Man United fan daring to dream because that's what the club's all about. The problem is when you dare to dream, you sometimes ignore reality, don't you? Your dreams sometimes are fantasy and you dare to dream. In reality, Tonali and Anderson at Man City next season and Man United signing Belaba and Gomez, you sort of go you sort of go well that could happen you dare to dream that it's Luis Enrique Anderson and Tonali in reality it could be Carrick Belaba and Gomez and that doesn't mean we wouldn't do okay but it's not the best in class that I think we need so I think that yeah I mean look so many people have said it we're not really inventing the wheel this could be an incredible summer transfer window it could be a really depressing summer transfer window And I suppose ultimately, when you look at the past of Manchester United, I was trying to get my word out there, I didn't want to look back.
26:56When you look at the past of Manchester United, every bloody managerial appointment bar Mourinho and every summer transfer window bar one or two, ultimately they've ended up disappointing. Even last summer, when we bought good players like Le Mans and Cunha and Ibermo and Sesco, we didn't get anybody in the midfield. And United are quite like that. Even they can do good, but then ruin it by doing something bad. And I think last summer, I gave them a 5 out of 10 transfer window. I think most people give it a five or six because whilst we made good signings, we didn't solve key problems. And when the Man United ever have a summer transfer window where we get it right.
27:44And I feel that if they don't get it right, I'm sure we'll do some good. But if we don't get it right, then we will be Newcastle next year where we're not back in the Champions League. And we're sat here going, oh, my God, it's another year out of Europe. That's accurate. it's on the UEFA and Premier League websites says acid23335 thank you pal I don't know in context of what but you might be talking about the Man City appeal. Mason Mount where does his future lie says captain well his future lie is lying on a treatment table I think because I mean I was down at a pub quiz a couple of weeks ago and basically one of the questions was really hard because it was like how many separate injuries has Mason Mount had this season and nobody got it right if somebody in the chat knows how many times Mason Mount has been injured this season I've got a feeling it's north of six it's definitely above five so look and that's this season he's been here for three I think I think I think he's been here for three years hasn't he Mason Mount somebody said to me in his whole Man United career he's definitely had in excess of 12 injuries, 12 separate injuries, 12 separate layoffs.
29:01Yeah, I mean, what's the future of a player that's getting older and has multiple injuries? I don't think there is one captain. Inu says, United will end up with Baleba and Goretzka on a free after missing out on these distraction potential signings. Yeah, well, hopefully they're not distraction, Inu. Nick P says, if we're looking at players now, doesn't that confirm Carrick? There's no new manager with their own transfer ideas and style of play i don't think it does i actually i think this is a great point i don't think it does nick um i read something today and i don't know who said it and it was very very very good and it basically was saying why are man united what why demand it was basically why do man united have a midfield shortlist of tonali anderson wharton and whoever else and yet they don't have a manager saying what their preference is and it's a good point but that's what Man United are now and I don't like it we are a club that has a head coach and not a manager so if you take the Man United job you take what you are given you don't decide what you're getting that's not how it works now some people think we're not we're going to get Carrick because we're talking to midfielders now I don't think it I don't think it does mean that.
30:20I really don't. I think it means that if Carrick does get the job, you'll get what you're given. And if Nagalsman or Enrique get the job, you'll get what you're given because we're doing what we think is right. And that was why Amrim's not here anymore because Wilcox basically told Amrim what was going to happen. And Amrim was like, that's not what we agreed when I took the job and I don't want that to happen. And they had a big fallout. So the way we're running now is like Chelsea. We have a head coach who gets what they're given. I don't agree with that unless you've got an elite recruitment team, which I don't think we've got.
30:58So as picking our midfielders in March without knowing who the manager is, that's quite usual, normal for what Man United is now because the manager doesn't choose. With us selling Ganaccio and Rashford, how are we looking for the homegrown quota for European completion next season's is not prepared? Well, Mason Mount's homegrown. He's been mentioned. Luke Shaw is homegrown. He's been mentioned. Harry Maguire is staying. He's homegrown. Might be another reason to keep him. You've got a lot of players like Yoro and Heaven who are under 21 and will be classed as homegrown. You've got Maynou homegrown.
31:38Casemiro will leave. Obviously, if Elliot Anderson comes in, he'd be homegrown. so yeah i don't think we're terrible for homegrown really um but i wouldn't be surprised if we have to sign at least one player who is homegrown i suppose um john daly here you know what day it is neither do i i live life daily that's why i only spend on Moto Casino. Moto's got daily free bonuses, daily tournaments, new slots added daily, and the best part, guaranteed daily jackpots. You can't beat that. So today's the day you're gripping and spinning with me on Moto, America's Social Casino. Play for free on Moto.us.
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32:36Emily Derry's in the house. Hope you're doing well, Emily. She said, we need an eight or nine out of 10 transfer window this summer. Now more than ever. For me, that includes two top class midfielders, one younger midfielder, a left winger and a full back. That's just on an incomings, says Emily. That reminds me, I want to talk about this left winger now. And GGMU says, biggest threat to PSG and Man City is this war. A few more years of this war, they will struggle to get funds. Qatar will go through tough times, says GGMU. And Inu says, Kunja and Sask Sesko currently don't have a place in the team.
33:09How long will Kunja slash Mbemo be played out of position? Carrick doesn't have the balls to make hard decisions. Right wing is an issue too. Well, I think right wing is an issue if you don't put Mbemo there because Mbemo was one of the best right wingers in the Premier League this time last year. And there was talk of Mbemo going to Liverpool as a Salah replacement. So we have one of the best right wingers in the league last season not playing on the right wing. We have one of the best attacking midfielders in the league last year playing on our left wing. Our striker is on the bench. So, yeah, we do have players who are not in their best position at the moment.
33:52But I do want to see Mbemo out on the right wing, giving a run on the right wing. Trapjaw says Tonali clearly misses Italy, in which case I'd question if he would be fully committed or just a homesick mercenary. I don't think we'll go for Tonali. I think I'm in a minority of one here. I do not think we're going to go for Tonali, and I've not been told it. Everybody is talking about it, Romano. Everyone's talking about Tonali to Man United, and he's a brilliant player, but I don't think we'll go for Tonali. I think he's going to be way above what we want to pay. I think his wages will be above what we want to pay, and I think they'll be nervous about the gambling stuff.
34:32I do not think Man United will go for Tonali. As much as I think we should, I don't think we will. And as much as I don't like saying this because it's such an easy word to say, I have a big feeling this is spin by United. I have a feeling that this is, we're worried about Anderson going to Man City and we know we need to do something. we know we need to fill the void with noise and Tonali is an easy player to fill the void with because he's massively expensive and if we don't get him is anybody really going to kick up a fuss so I just feel like obviously there's credibility around the reports you know Tonali's open to a move to Man United he's high on the list for Manchester United but you know listen even when you look at Romano's updates does it really cause us any problems does it really cause Romano any problems if Tonali doesn't come to Man United.
35:28You know, I know he said there was going to be a big update when we were talking on the show last night, but I did say then, I don't think the update's going to be advanced talks with Tonali deal close. I think it's going to be, you know, Tonali's open to a move to Man United and United have him high on their list, which is exactly what the update was. If Tonali doesn't sign for Man United, you can't go back on Romano's videos or tweets and say, rumbled, he's finally got something wrong. There's nothing in what he said that's going to cause a problem if we don't get him. Tonali's open to moving to Man United and he's high on Man United's list.
36:03Doesn't mean we'll sign him. But does it help both player and club to be associated with each other? Yes. If Tonali wants to leave Newcastle this summer, being associated with Man United in March enhances his profile. and if Man United are in a link to signing Tonali, it gives them a load of positive PR. If the truth is that we're signing Balaba and Romano does a story this morning saying deal close for Balaba, concrete talks, what does that do for Man United's board and reputation in March? Bad. But that might be the truth. Tonali might just be a smokescreen of positivity whilst we work on Balaba.
36:45and if United put it out there through Romano that were close to getting Belaber, they'd be up rule. So maybe it is just a story of convenience that helps Tonali, helps Newcastle, helps Man United that's never going to happen and the truth is something United don't want out there at the moment. I've said for a long time, I'm 90 % sure that we will sign Belaber but I think United aren't stupid and at this moment in time, they know if they put it out there about Belaber, it's not going to go down very well, is it? even if Man City would appeal a guilty verdict would mean lots of bad publicity and lightly turn the heads of any player thinking about signing for them says Goldfridge yeah fair point yeah fair point
37:29oh Andy Hale says I'm sure I read that the decision cannot can't be appealed by either party I mean mate that would go again I mean look that this specific law that's being used is not criminal, is it? So I'm not 100 % sure, but I'm pretty sure the basis of law in the UK is that if you are found guilty of something, you have a right to appeal. So I would expect that there is. Daylight saving time. Oh, sorry. I know I have to say this for a few shows. So in the UK, it is quarter to 11 in the morning. Obviously on Saturday, it was quarter to 10 in the morning so for some of you we might be an hour early than we normally are because our clocks went forward in the uk over saturday night into sunday morning so it what it is a 10 o 'clock show for us in the uk but let us know where you are because you might your clocks might not have gone forward here uh wherever you are yet um since when can we only sign teenagers says columbus why can't we sign proven players even if they were 30s levandowski joined barcelona at 34 and he's cooking and Kane joined Bayern at 30.
38:41Oh, well, I've got a couple of updates here I want to talk about, actually. I saw something on Sunday Supplement on Sky yesterday, and I never watched Sunday Supplement. It used to be a brilliant show, but I never watch it anymore. But I watched it yesterday for some reason. And they were basically talking about Cole Palmer, and they were saying that Cole Palmer may well be running out of patience with Chelsea. Apparently he's a Man United fan and he would like to move to Manchester. So a move to Manchester United makes a lot of sense. But the issue that Cole Palmer will have is that Chelsea will want 100 to 150 million pounds and there's not really a club in football that can buy him.
39:31Real Madrid won't do it. Bayern Munich can't afford it PSG don't really need to do it Man United probably can't afford that and Man City and Arsenal don't need to do it so but that's not what I'm here to talk about it got me thinking about Bruno because Bruno is an incredible player and he is available for about 55 million pounds this summer to anybody, whether it be Bayern Munich, Saudi, he has a release clause, right? Outside of the Premier League. And he's not going to go to another Premier League club. But he got me thinking. Bayern Munich don't need a number 10 because they've got Mazzuiala, Lennon Carl, Gnabry.
40:20So Bayern Munich don't need a number 10. PSG don't really use a number 10. and Real Madrid and Barcelona again don't really need Bruno Fernandes so it got me thinking Bruno really can only go to Saudi and I don't think he'll choose Saudi over a year in the Champions League with Man United so it got me thinking I really as much as I think Bruno would improve Bayern Munich he would improve Real Madrid he would improve PSG I don't think any of those will go for Bruno So I suppose that goes in our favour. Wharton, Anderson, great balance between them, says Hayden. Yeah, I mean, I wouldn't rule out Wharton as well.
41:04I think he's an option. But the thing about all these midfielders is we might be in competition with Arsenal and Man City for Tonali and Man City for Anderson. But when you start going for Wharton, you might be in competition with Liverpool. Liverpool probably need a midfielder this summer as well. So every midfielder we go for, apart from Balaba, there probably will be some competition for. Who is ideal assistant if Carrick is the manager, says Runa. I don't know, but if Carrick gets the job, he'll give it to Steve Holland. He's not going to get rid of Steve Holland if Steve Holland helps him get the job, is it?
41:41So it will be Steve Holland. If Carrick gets the job, it will be Steve Holland, Jonathan Woodgate and Johnny Evans. Mark can a club force players to stay if relegated do you think it's a good idea even considering Spurs players says Rafa
42:06I do think it's a good idea going for Spurs players if they're the right player for example Bergwell I do like
42:16can clubs force players to stay? I mean, suppose technically they can, but a lot of them will have release clauses. A lot of them will be, you know, not happy if they get forced to stay. So, yeah. Maz Rawawi says, Black looks good on you. You look yummy. Yummy. Great. Can we try to get France manager? Oh, I don't want bloody water carrier, boring Deschamps at Manchester United. No chance. No chance. uh canton are would lose his shit as well alan mahar says any updates on fullbacks the only update i had on fullbacks was what i told you on the saturday morning show that united aren't looking to spend big on a fullback on a left back um so glad to wait and see um thank very much for that now what one one thing i did want to talk to you about this morning and look I'm all over this it's tentative but I'm all over it over it um basically and I can't remember where it came in from um it wasn't the best of it wasn't the best it wasn't the best I think it was like transferfeed.com which to be honest is probably the first time I've ever mentioned that source but they said uh Manchester United are targeting 21 year old winger Andreas Shaderup of Benfica and are preparing a 50 million euro bid to sign him from Benfica.
43:37Now, obviously, it's a crap source, but I think that he is a very interesting winger, a very interesting winger. And I know we're looking at Diamande, and I know people talk about NJ, but I really like Shaderup at Benfica. Also plays for Norway. I think he's probably going to have a very good World Cup. he probably will end up going to somebody in the Premier League and he may end up going to Liverpool or somewhere like that but just another player to throw into the equation I think he's a future superstar and maybe Man United should be looking at him just to throw a name in there Slazy says talking about Tottenham when they signed their new manager they'll have had more managers this season than wins at home there we go thank you very much pal
44:38just a bit of answer something here I'm getting a bit of a cold do not want a cold what happens to Kunia if we keep Bruno and sign a left winger look the bottom line with Kunia is is that he doesn't actually fit United's team at the moment and neither does Maynou and the funny thing is is that both players are universally understood in this fan base to be good signings because they are but where they are today um they're not actually well it's uncertain what their future is at Manchester United because they're not actually playing in their position. Anderson, sorry, Kunja on the left wing isn't really getting the best out of him.
45:30And Embermo up front isn't really getting the best out of him. Ideally, some people would say Ahmad gets dropped for Embermo and Bruno leaves and Kunja becomes the number 10. But you become a very different team with Kunja at number 10. but that's why the reason we bought them is because we played a 3-4-3 with two number 10s and you could always get Kunja and Mbermo lots of minutes in a position that they're comfortable in in a 4-3-3 it helps people like Manu because he's an extra midfielder but it doesn't help people like Kunja and Mbermo because there's one less number 10 so we spent 130 million pounds on two players that were putting out of position at the moment um yeah apparently we've got a youtube glitch at the moment um i think it's saying that we've got 488 current viewers we haven't we've got uh we've got not 8 500 uh concurrent viewers at the moment and it's been steadily above 7 500 for the entirety of the show so thanks everyone who's tuning in please do smash a like on the video but yeah YouTube is playing up a little bit today.
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