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Hello everybody.

It's a beautiful bright evening in West London.

Craven Cottage is gradually emptying beneath us as we bring you another Gary Neville podcast.

Off the back of a game here which finished Fulham 1, Manchester United 1.

Manchester United were within a couple of minutes of what may have been a pretty grim defeat.

They got away with it Gary and there were times in

that game sitting next to you when you were getting a little bit angry.

Yeah I was angry with both teams.

I sets of fans if both managers um both sets of players watch

that game back i've never seen a team um in deep defense walking as much in my life

and both of them

and you can't walk on a football pitch i'm sorry i

that's why i sort of got angry 15 minutes into the second half

because i'm not going to watch a group of players walk around particularly not in that shirt i'm not

and i actually think at times i understand confidence i understand belief i understand

that things maybe aren't going well it's been a difficult week

but you can run

and they weren't running i'm sorry i my eyes weren't sort

of kidding me in possession started to look a little bit bright

but then we're really awful in possession in the first 15 20 minutes the second half

but as a football player you're alert you're on your toes

you're always thinking your head's moving you sort of the body language is sort of being in defense

and you can be deep i love defenses being deep i love teams being deep

and compact and you know closing it up

and then sort of going on the counter -attack um and

that we've seen many many times but what you ordinarily see is teams shuffling across

when the ball gets passed back from you shift up two

or three yards you see

that alertness you see the center backs talking to each other absolutely nothing nothing

and you watch that 15 minutes back at the start of

that second half was an absolute disgrace i don't usually get this angry

but my eye's not kidding me my eyes are not kidding me i you know people

and then the stats come in

that manchester united have been outrun by 6k 60 minutes in

or 65 minutes in

so i think i've softened in the last 15 years since i've left manchester united

and sometimes you can some depression standards and i'm all for the fact

that you know quite early into michael carrick's managerial career

and coaching career but that they will cause him a big problem

if they carry on doing that they will cause him a big problem

if they carry on doing that um because it was

so easy to play against fulham had a chance in the

first part of the game where they had 46 passes i

don't know how many times fulham have kept the ball today more than 10 passes it felt like

so many times so

if you're gonna let the other team continually keep passing this

is a team at the bottom of the league this is

not manchester city this is not arsenal this It's not Real Madrid

or Barcelona or a big Champions League game where you're up against it and you're sort of, what would be compact, you're 30 % possession.

It's Fulham away and Fulham, to be fair, decent on the ball. But really?

Honestly, the game 15 minutes into the second half was a shocker for both teams.

They were both walking around.

I said they were like mannequins.

And like I say, alertness, energy, enthusiasm, work ethic.

They're everything in your life.

Everything in your life if you don't have

that you're finished nearly said something else then you're done absolutely done

if you don't have energy enthusiasm and the spirit to sort of go

and you know make it difficult for people i'm not saying

that you have to sort of you know be amazing at football

but there are basics that you have to get right

and for 15 minutes i think what we saw out there didn't only let down both teams

and both sets of fans the fans weren't engaged i mean manchester united fans i think started to try

and get the team going they're an amazing away support on the best you'll ever see

and even they were struggling with it a little bit just like sort of like the

the lethargy just everywhere and that is just not right and i think it was zero shots

zero shots zero goals zero touches in the box after 15

20 minutes 15 minutes in the second half yeah nothing nothing

and you can't play football like that's that's the opposite of football i'm not saying

that basically you if it was brilliant defending you're seeing teams urgently getting to people

but yeah it made me really angry that and then

when fulham scored i mean the goal was an embarrassing goal really um

but that can happen

but it sort of typified the game actually livened up a little bit after

that but you know both these teams are kind of big problems big big problems

if they carry on defending like

that um they can see chances they're easy to play against

they don't work hard they don't run as hard as they should do

Fulham were better than United in the running department but yeah I'm not withdrawing my statement,

I think that was as bad a 15 minutes as I've seen in 40 odd years just the

lack of anything there wasn't anything nothing, no fight, there wasn't a tackle there wasn't a booking, there wasn't anything there was nothing that you could say

and Michael Carrick must have gone in at half time

and said lads we need more urgency see

that must have been the message you know we've got to

get up the pitch quicker we've got to shift up quicker

we've got to be more aggressive in our defending we've got to make sure we try

and win the ball back quicker off fulham

that must have been the message at half time

and obviously then be ruthless with your finishes

because we have created some chances and i suspect our blow is saying something similar

because they were like mannequins out there on the pitch

but yeah i i just didn't think

that was representative of a premier league game at all

that today i thought it was a bizarre match strange uh it then sort of spilled over into the crowd

because the crowd to be fair buzz off the actual energy of the players

and the crowd tried to get the game going

but yeah really poor quality two games two teams coming into the game with um with struggles and

question marks and scrutiny um so i get that

but you've got to work your way out of it

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and i didn't see that today

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so at the end one one's probably a fair result i

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mean all hell would have broken loose i think around united

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if they lost that game one nil i think they couldn't your goal at the end

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which is deflection both goals a little bit scruffy

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and fortunate either way has probably meant

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that going into the international break there will be questions

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but there'll be an element of neutrality and let's just see what happens after

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but you know it's a good time for the international break

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to come I think for those Manchester United players to get

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away different environment for Michael Carrick to reset look at what they can do with you know basically

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because that's his best team out on the pitch maybe Belieber

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would come in some would argue Sesko over Cunha maybe that's Michael Carey's best team

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and that's the team he's been picking

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and yeah it is what it is how do you try to be positive

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and put a kind of spin on it how

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if it's going to be a line in the sand game

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because we've got this big break now and maybe in your words

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that is perhaps as poor as it can get how

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when they all return from their various places around the world

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how do you how do you how will he go about turning

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that into a line in the sand game and

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and as it were kicking on

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and going again well look it's been a difficult start to the season hasn't it

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and every game has been slightly different in some ways you

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know the Everton game was not managing the game late on

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when they were in front the um managed to city game is not managing the game

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when you're chasing a goal or you know when you're against 10 men

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so there's a different circumstance in that match

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and they didn't handle it particularly well accepting

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that they should have drawn the game

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because they get the goal shouldn't have stood the brighton game in midweek outplayed in every department just brighton head

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and shoulders above manchester united

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uh hull out fought

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because i think hull were a bit more gritty a bit more determined a bit more aggressive

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so in every single game there's been a different problem really

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even Ipswich had chances to score in the first half

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so there's a lot to look at in all there's not a pattern

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that I see

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and today I don't know what I've seen today I have to say what I've seen today is a mixture of

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not good enough quality in the final third walking around the

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pitch defensively no urgency whatsoever no enthusiasm to make it difficult

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for Fulham to play Fulham must have had a million passes in

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that match you know didn't find it difficult at all um

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and yeah he's he's got to try

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and find the balance i think there is a question about the physicality of the team

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and maybe believe is i mean believe is definitely going to

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come in i think after the international break you know he's got the three weeks

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which will be three weeks of work in his legs

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and he's gonna have to come in

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because they need more force out there they need more power they need more aggression

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um they're too nice too easy to play against there's not enough players who think about

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playing without the ball and a lot of them are playing with the ball

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and they want to get on it and sort of look good

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and that's fine

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because you want players who can light up a game at Old Trafford in a red shirt

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or a blue shirt as it was today

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but you've got to do the dirty bit the ugly bit the horrible bit of the game

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and you need players who are going to dig in

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and fight for you and scrap for you and you need the balance and that team's not got the balance

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and I think that maybe, maybe do they have to go to a 4 -3 -3?

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You know, you think about Rashford's on the left, you've got Mbermo on the right, you've got Kunja up top and then you've got Bruno.

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So you've got four players.

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Are any of them really good defensively?

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And I'm talking about putting a real shift in.

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No. You've then got Tielemans and Manu in midfield who I think are a little bit one -paced.

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So is there a case here for playing Belieber here?

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you know and having Kobi Manu and Bruno in front as a two

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and having a three in midfield and maybe then you just play the three up top, whoever that three would be, Rashford, Ahmad, Embermo, Sesko, Cunha,

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you could pick any three of those but maybe does he think about

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just slightly changing it to get a bit more something here because they're too easy to play against Manchester United.

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They're going to concede goals every single week.

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Fulham could have scored four or five.

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Manchester United could as well.

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But if we're talking about the defensive side of things, Manchester United could have conceded four or five in that game.

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And better teams will just pull them apart.

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So there's a lot to think about for Michael Carrick.

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But I think what he's going to have to do is rebalance the 11.

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And I think the 4 -2 -3 -1 currently, I'd love to think we could play that way

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because that's the way I like Manchester United to play

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but we're too open the two wide players are too wide

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which means the two in midfield get exposed

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if Bruno doesn't get back in you've got a 4 -2 -4 effectively

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and then you've got problems particularly with Manu

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and Telemans who haven't got the legs to get across

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so you might try it with Beliba and Manu and see how that goes

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but eventually I think he'll have to go to the three

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more solid in midfield I think United play against Atletico Madrid

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don't they play against Tottenham play against leads away i think just getting a bit more physicality

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and experience in that team is going to be a necessity

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and maybe going to a not four five one

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but four five one defending and then four three three attacking

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and he may have to consider

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that you could argue it's four three three with bruno in front

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but i think people will know what i mean bruno just coming back a little bit

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and having three there and then the two wide players connect

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so you've got a five in midfield when you're defending rather than a four

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and it's not really a four because umbermo

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and uh rashford don't tuck in narrow they don't do what Beckham

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and Giggs used to do they just don't put the work in

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that them two used to do I mean them two are better players

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and used to run back and get tucked in

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and double up everything that you would want you know I have to say Rashford

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and Burma are different players as well they're more centre forward

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wingers than midfielder wingers do you understand what I mean different type of wingers in the day

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so yeah I there's a big rethink it's the right time

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for a break Michael Carrick will need the break mentally I

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think just to be able to come away from things just

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have a you know come away from it assess the games

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sit down with his coaching team he's been left short in defense

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but he's got that now

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and you know he should have had other options in defensive positions

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but he hasn't

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so there's always going to be an issue there laman's made some good saves today i think

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that now he's have to think about how he protects that defense

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and get some more solid structure throughout the whole of the team i don't think it'll be the system

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that we've currently got or it'll be the players that are currently playing in that system,

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it's going to have to be slightly different or else they'll get beat a lot because teams now are organised they're

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analysing the opposition with a meticulous level of detail they work out your weaknesses and they punish them

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so yeah he's going to have to I think interfere, he's going to have to interfere and do something slightly different, he's obviously getting interviewed now

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and i think look a bit what i would say about the positives uh you said peter didn't you yeah

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that they got something out of the game you know

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that counts for something you get something out of the game you get a point you don't lose the match

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that does change and shift thinking a little bit because

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if it was one nil now you know i'm going in even harder

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because it just was really bad

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that it was it was it wasn't good it really wasn't a good performance

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and maybe in a few days time you can put

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that down to lack of belief the difficult week the scrutiny

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it's on the club just generally things haven't been right at

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the start of the season the ball not going their way with obviously the decision against city just those things

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and maybe just them feeling sorry for themselves a little bit

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and that's me being kind but it doesn't excuse

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that first 15 minutes after the second half i'm not letting them get away with

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that because that will get a manager in massive trouble

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that will just to summarize fulham in a sentence

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or two um notwithstanding what you said about Manchester United they did pass nicely they've got some nice ball players

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and interestingly their next three games after the international break are the three promoted sides they play Ipswich,

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Hull, Coventry all in a row so in that context how do you read their situation?

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The moment of reckoning really for them isn't it you know they've had a start of the season where they played

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Liverpool Chelsea Manchester United

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they had a bad defeat here didn't they against Crystal Palace yes 3 -2

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I'm worried about Fulham I said after the first game of

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the season I've seen a bit here today use the word nicely and nice

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I mean I never will be described as nicely and nice

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but it's the last thing I would want to be described as a football player

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or a football team they play nice football

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you're inherently they're just instinctively criticizing them peter whether you like it

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or not it's just you know me because it is nice

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and they pass back to the goalkeeper

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and they're trying to start everything from deep i just feel like

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that will cause them a problem if i was hull I mean, I know they're called the Tigers, but I would be literally like Tigers.

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I'd be like aggressive.

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I'd be like animals waiting for them.

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And Manchester United today should have seen that Fulham team in that first 20 minutes.

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They should have been like, there's none of that.

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I think you do that against them, I think you'll get some joy.

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So I do fear for Fulham.

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I think that the young players up front are talented.

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Oscar Bob, Josh King, Garcia.

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Then the boy that came on, Placios.

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They're talented.

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it will be does a good job but is

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that going to get them the goals i'm not sure

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and are they going to have enough at the back now

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they're going to concede goals now they're going to have teams

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that press against them better than manchester united 100

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so i i think that whole coventry ipswich is they're big games for them

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and i'm hoping that they're competitive in those games you see abalone's face at the end couldn't you

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when one was a big moment for him to go to

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four points wasn't it particularly after coventry winning last night obviously hull

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and ipswich have won games so that was a that was a

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that was a bad one for him at the end

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and he'll be devastated but yeah they've got a big chance

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if they can get six points five points minimum out of

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those games then you say okay they've got a chance

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but they need to win definitely need to win one

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or two of them don't they i think really and uh

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or else we'll be saying that fulham will be in big big trouble

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and i think they are in trouble there's two other headline

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games we want to cover in this week's edition of your podcast Gary

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and obviously the first of those is the champions getting a

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whack down at Brighton well a proper whack I watched Brighton

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play at Manchester United in midweek I mean what a team they are they lose managers they lose players

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they replace them with players

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that you've sort of not heard of you're checking your sort of team sheet aren't you who's

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that I've never seen him before and then all of a sudden they just play

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and they have this system of playing it and it actually sort of defies logic because what we sometimes say, don't we, when lots of the managers at the top clubs have changed this summer

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or in the last few months and we say, oh, they need time to embed a system, they need time to be able to...

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But Brighton seem to be able to continually do that, lose their best players, lose their coach, and obviously Herzl has been there a bit now, and then just continually keep replenishing

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and playing great football and looking like they know what they're doing

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and have a system of play and a belief and a work ethic.

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and by goodness, they gave Arsenal a bloody nose.

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I mean, it's very rare you see Arsenal, I've only seen the highlights because the game wasn't on television

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and very rare you see Arsenal with that level of space in front of the back four, the back four not pushing up and getting close to shots.

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Raya not saving them from distance.

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We've seen Leno and Lamont, they made good saves from distance.

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The second one was a great hit, wasn't it?

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But you just expect that Raya will save shots from distance

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and there's an element of that Arsenal back four that will be thinking, we're all in situ almost.

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We'll just let him shoot almost.

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That's the best thing we can do.

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And to score two from distance and then obviously concede a set -piece goal, just so rare to see them so open and pulled apart.

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But I watched Brighton at Old Trafford on Wednesday night sober Manchester United and humble them

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and be far better and more intelligent in knowing what to do.

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And if you're just not quite there against these teams, we would go in the dressing room sometimes and

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because we were very very experienced

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and we got some bloody noses we didn't get bloody noses at times you just knew

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if you get to certain grounds

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if you weren't quite at it you'd say to each other in the dressing room before game

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if you're not quite at it today by the way these

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will do yeah by the way don't think this is going

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to be you know they're the messages you're sending to yourself and arsenal probably didn't do that enough

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before the match you know it's going to be a massive slog to get through

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that game for arsenal and they didn't treat it in

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that way they didn't get the details right that they always do

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and look you can have a blip Arsenal have been

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so reliable and consistent over this last 12 to 18 months

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that they're allowed a moment like that

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but they've got to get back on the bike quickly

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when you're a top club and you've and you're a champion team

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and you've you've had that yeah humbling that they've had yesterday do you suspect

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and it's impossible for you to know this I appreciate

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but do you suspect Brighton might be a little bit better

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than one of what you call these teams as in could they genuinely win week on week

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and and keep punching at

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that sort of level well peter what we've seen in this

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first few weeks of the premier we quite often don't we think

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maybe for 20 30 years

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that everyone can beat everyone in the premier league the top can be the bottom can beat the top

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and it's that entertainment sort of what would be

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circus that festival every time it's a festival of football but there was a few years when

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Pep and Klopp

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and it felt like there was inevitability every time you saw

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the top teams play they had no chance the teams near the bottom or in the half way up

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I think because the top teams are not as good they're not as good as they were 5 -6 years ago,

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7 years ago when we had Jurgen Klopp Mourinho United I think Pochettino at Tottenham, Tuchel at Chelsea, and probably not got the right years,

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but those managers were, there was a real seriousness to the top of the Premier League, and it was, you know, teams were getting to Champions League football,

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Champions League finals year on year.

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That's not, I know Arsenal did last year, but that's not now, the top teams are not at the level that they were five, six years ago.

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So they've come down, and the other teams have come up by the fact they've got great investment, they're well coached, they're well organised, they recruit well I'm talking about five or six teams in

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that middle you know you Bournemouth and Brighton and Brentfords

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and teams of that ilk that you think tell you what

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if you're not quite right against them they will shock you so I think there is an opportunity for Brighton

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to shock everybody and get into the top four top five

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because United are not right Liverpool are not right even though

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they've won today Tottenham are not right Villa aren't right this

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year compared to what they were in the last couple of years.

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Chelsea, there's question marks.

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So all these teams that have spent hundreds and hundreds of millions over the last three, four years, you would be kind, you'd say they're in transition,

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finding their way, or not delivering if you're being unkind.

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And those teams are solid as a rock.

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They've got good managers, they've got good systems of play, they know what they're doing.

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Each player knows where they're going to pass it next.

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I watched some of the top teams, they haven't got a clue where they're going to pass it next.

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It's almost like they're playing in moments, the lot of them.

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And yeah, that's what we're seeing at the moment.

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So well done to Brighton.

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They deserve massive credit and what a great start to the season.

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Now, this is in no sense meant to be at the expense of Nottingham Forest, but anyone who's a football fan and understands how it feels

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when your team wins will have identified with Coventry City supporters yesterday evening at City Ground

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because just purely as a human exercise that the joy they exuded in embracing

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that win was actually a kind of beautiful thing to behold

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was it it was i mean were you there yeah i mean how good for you

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because you're experiencing it i was watching it with my daughter uh and wife at the kitchen table

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and i get i got home from salford probably about quarter past five and so i've missed no i got my

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I actually stayed after the game for a little bit.

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So I got home just, it was 15 minutes into the game.

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And I was sort of half watching it a little bit, you know what I mean?

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Because I thought, Brandon Thomas Asante's playing.

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He's playing up top.

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He's playing centre forward.

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So I wanted to watch him.

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He did well, didn't he?

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He did very well.

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So I'm wanting to watch the game.

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But I've sort of looked at the sound on a little bit.

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But I'm being told to sort of turn it down a little bit.

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I mean, one of those moments.

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And by the end of the game, we're all sat there 20 minutes.

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All of us.

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I mean, look, to be fair, we love football

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but absolutely amazing you know Brandon was jumping everywhere he was getting fouled

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and we were sort of willing him on

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and they scored the great goal obviously which was fantastic

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and those Coventry fans in that far corner seeing them score

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that goal and then obviously the goal the disallowed one the one

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that what did you think of

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that I thought it was a foul did you did you

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think it was a I thought it was a foul I thought

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if you're a defender going back into the box

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and you get your foot kicked you are you are going

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to sort of it did just make him stumble didn't it I mean

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if you're Nottingham Forest you're going to complain

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and you're going to think you're hard done to

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but I did think it was a foul I think

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that he definitely stumbled and then he lost his footing along the way

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but that added to the drama didn't it and everything

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that could go on was going on

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and then just the line at the end

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that it was Coventry's first win in the Premier league for 25 years

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and i remember at the end of my first season playing at highfield road oh what year would that have been 1995.

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i got booked against peter and love yeah

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and i always had a really hard game at coventry whether

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it was huckabee whether it was a love whether it was whoever else it was they were a handful and

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that country were fa cup winners back in the day coventry

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were in the premier league Coventry were a team you played against

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and I played in my first season so you're always at Coventry the idea

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that this club's not been there for 25 years it's their first top flight victory for 25 years

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and maybe it's because Brandon was playing as well

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and I just enjoyed the fact that you know ultimately someone who I've seen

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and got a great relationship with and he's playing up top in a game like

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that and he went to the left in the last 10 -15 minutes

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yeah but I really enjoyed it I thought it was a

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in terms of a comparison between today and watching fulham versus manchester united

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and then watching nottingham forest versus coventry yesterday that is just night

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and day that that is what we saw yesterday is what premier league football is all about

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and was it lamina miles said earlier on in the week

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that he loved watching premier league football

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and he watched as many games as he possibly could

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because he loved the entertainment of it and the thrill of it

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and that made me feel quite proud you know

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that one of the great players in the world that's sort

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of like up here he loves watching Premier League football

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and I thought Joe something if he's watching Nottingham Forest

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and Coventry City

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which is not the most sort of glamorous game on paper he's right he's absolutely right

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and even the Tottenham Villa game earlier on that day

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which was 3 -2 he sort of there's a there's a drama about it

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so when you see a game like today it really does sort of just pull you back a little bit

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and make you think that's not what that's not what we

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do we don't not sprint out we don't not challenge each other we don't all we don't not put energy

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and enthusiasm into the games and

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if there's a lack of quality maybe we'll live with

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that football fans in the stadium those united fans

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and those fulham fans will live with a lack of quality at times

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but they won't live with a lack of endeavor and effort

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and fight and scurrying and harassing and tenacity and all those things

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that make the english game great so yeah i thought that

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that had it all uh yesterday in abundance and i really enjoyed it lovely and I'm talking of Laminia Mel, it's England against the World Champions.

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Yes, next Saturday.

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Yeah, next Saturday.

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That'll be interesting.

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And then two games against Czech.

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What do you think of this?

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This international break's a bit weird, isn't it?

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Three weeks.

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First time we've had this.

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Yeah.

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So four fixtures.

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And then there's another one in November, is there?

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One, just a regular one.

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Yes, they've almost taken the October one away.

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I mean, look, I have to say the breaking up of the Premier League in September, October, November, and I'm, to be fair, poached a term gamekeeper here, aren't I? because I used to play international football

454

and be obviously part of the international coaching team

455

and you think you used to love it when the international games came around.

456

But yeah, there must be a better way of doing it whereby

457

because the Premier League has become such an important thing, hasn't it?

458

And when you take it out of the calendar, you miss it.

459

Yeah, yeah.

460

We'd debate it forever, wouldn't we?

461

It used to be two two -week breaks.

462

Now it's one three -week break.

463

So the argument is that they've lost a week.

464

Maybe, let's try it.

465

I mean, I remember sitting on a call a few years ago

466

and they said that they were going to put all the international games into January, you know, like sort of January 10th to February 10th, and it would all be like seven or eight games,

467

it would all be in that period. Could that work?

468

And then you just have a clean Premier League run up to Christmas, and then you have a break, winter break almost, and then you sort of come back in February.

469

I like the idea, but the thinking was at the time was that if you were a one -player country, and I'm imagining, say, Zlatan for Sweden,

470

or who else, you know, that you think is so important if he was injured for

471

that month then that would damage that country get into a tournament

472

because obviously he would be so there's almost an element of could it become unfair

473

if there was a player missing that was

474

so important like a bail to wales as an example um yeah

475

that type of example of sort of play like a one player uh country type thing

476

so yeah that was i i was on a call with

477

that a few years ago and i wondered whether

478

that could come in

479

but it was pushed back in the end anyhow take a break gary take a break three weeks

480

and if you don't know listen to the Gary Neville podcast, you can listen to the Jamie Carragher podcast, can't you?

481

They're cheating on us, aren't they, Peter?

482

Stick, Gary, stick everybody to the first, the original and the best.

483

Thank you.

484

Well done, Peter.

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