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Tom White and Tim Sherwood discuss Wilfried Nancy’s difficult start to life at Celtic. After being ridiculed with a tactics board and suffering four defeats already, the fanbase has turned against the newly appointed manager. Tim questions whether Nancy has tried to change too much, too soon.

Next, we assess Lewis Miley’s impact, with Newcastle fan Paul hailing the team’s set-piece progress and calling Miley’s goal a coming-of-age moment.

Finally, we look at Manchester City’s Carabao Cup win over Brentford and an impressive display from Rayan Cherki. Tim believes Cherki has all the tools to become a top-drawer player and could prove to be a bargain at the price City paid for him.

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Tom White and Peterborough chairman Darragh MacAnthony discuss Enzo Maresca’s comments this week following a turbulent weekend. The Chelsea boss insists he is “happy” at the club and is “falling more in love with the players,” just days after saying he had experienced “the worst 48 hours” of his time at Chelsea. 

Darragh describes Maresca as a “serial trophy hunter” and “one of the better managers this season,” while Chelsea fan Charlie, who was at the game, joins us to share the mood among supporters after the 3–1 Carabao Cup win over League One side Cardiff.

Next, we turn to an explosive interview with Bruno Fernandes, who admitted it “hurt” to realise the club “wanted me to leave” after Saudi side Al-Hilal proposed a £100m fee for the 31-year-old. 

Manchester United fan Joe praises Bruno’s numbers since joining the club, even comparing the United captain to Kevin De Bruyne.

Finally, we discuss Eddie Howe’s response to Bruno Guimarães’ comments from the weekend, after the midfielder branded Newcastle’s performance against Sunderland “embarrassing” and “a mess.” 

Howe pushed back, saying, “We weren’t a mess — I think Bruno’s very emotional.”   Craig Hope suggests the manager was sending a message to the dressing room that talk is cheap and performances must improve on the pitch.

Newcastle fan Matthew joins us, criticising Howe’s team selection for the derby and arguing the club have lost some of their identity this season and need to get back to basics.

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Tom White and Charlie Austin discuss the chaotic 4–4 draw at Old Trafford as Manchester United hosted Bournemouth on a blockbuster Monday Night Football. Was it the game of the season so far? Charlie highlights the defensive vulnerability of Amorim’s side.

We’re joined by Manchester United content creator KG to discuss just how clutch Bruno Fernandes has been, as well as the situation surrounding Kobbie Mainoo, after his half-brother Jordan was photographed wearing a “Free Kobbie Mainoo” T-shirt.

Next, we turn to Enzo Maresca’s situation at Chelsea following a surprise cryptic statement at the weekend, when he said it had been “the worst 48 hours” since he took charge. Charlie feels the comments were directed at the owners, not the players — but does Maresca still have enough credit in the bank, or is the pressure already building for him at Chelsea? Darren from the Chelsea view says he’s won two trophies and has a young side, which is improving all the time.

Finally, we ask whether Aston Villa deserve to be third, examining Unai Emery’s side and their remarkable overperformance of xG. Charlie labels xG a “nonsense stat,” while Villa fan Justin joins us to argue that Villa can sustain this form consistently, despite the numbers suggesting they should be lower in the table. 

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Rob Jones and Peterborough chairman Darragh MacAnthony discuss the latest on Mo Salah. With Joe Gomez sidelined by injury, Salah came on twenty minutes into the match against Brighton on Saturday and assisted Hugo Ekitike’s goal — but was it a farewell to the club?

Liverpool fan Sarah believes Salah still has a part to play and hopes he’ll return from AFCON and continue to feature in the side. We then consider Morgan Rogers’ impressive form as he helps drive Aston Villa into third place, just three points off leaders Arsenal. Does Villa’s current run make them genuine title contenders? Darragh believes Manchester City remain favourites and expects them to edge out Arsenal.

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Will Perry is joined by Peterborough United owner Darragh MacAnthony on today's episode of Sky Sports FC.

We hear from Mikel Arteta on Arsenal's lengthening injury list... can the Gunners cope without some key players?

Plus, as Arne Slot prepares to meet with Mo Salah, we chat with Liverpool fan Connor about what the future holds for the both the club and the player.

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