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Thoughts on the transfer window?

I'm still here. In this team, Havertz makes Arsenal a better despite not being an out and out striker. His work rate is phenomenal. However, Arsenal need a no.9 to mix things up. I expect Liverpool to hang on. Arsenal have to beat them at Anfield and hope for a few Gerrard-like slips.

"We're the one's doing all the talking every week anyway" *checks time of video* Ahh, the evidence is there. It's true.

That title is chefs kiss

What I'm sure Dave was trying to say regarding Enzo and Caicedo was the lack of quality back up in CM makes for a rather large drop off. Lavia is brilliant but struggling for fitness and is injury prone. Next season will see Chelsea bring in Santos which should provide the quality depth that Chelsea need in those positions. I agree with regards to what you guys say about their defence though. Chelsea will no doubt look at quality CB's but none of which will have the experience that they really need. Congratulations Mick you look absolutely glowing!

The Ashworth news is classic MUFC banter material

Get well soon Kyle!

It's hard to have an opinion free from bias in this debate. In general, there should be rules in place to endorse sustainability and financial security. The current model is probably not quite right but no idea how best to fix that. What I am opposed to is the apparent practice of using sponsors that are affiliated with owners to inflate revenue. I guess this will be one of the fallouts from the current trial

Some good heated debates this week! What are peoples thoughts on Tuchel? Good appointment or not? As for PSR, is what we currently have the best we can do for fairness?

Tottenham get battered everywhere they go, Tottenham get battered everywhere they go, Tottenham get battered everywhere they go, everywhere they go...

GenreSpurs 😂 👍

Movement in the box at corners has always happened. Villa scored directly from a corner with a Villa player manhandling Ramsdale. Everyone said Ramsdale had to be stronger, goal was allowed and we all moved on. The crazy thing about Gabriel's goals against Spurs and City was watching 5/6 defending players just marking space at the front post knowing Arsenal have loaded the back post. At some point, teams will figure out what to do

When did Arsenal invent the dark arts? Loving it as we've rattled them

class calafiori goal

For the interest of 'fairness' and the inconsistencies of last years points deductions I think this year should just scrap that idea. I think Dean Henderson was a massive shoutout for keeper of the week and probably just overlooked due to conceding a goal. Definitely kept Palace in the game. Also Will Hughes was on a series of fouls before that 'second yellow' incident so it just added to that lack of decision. Arsenal fans pulled out a clip of Dermot Gallagher on 'Ref Watch' a couple years back discussing a similar incident to Rice and Veltman suggesting that the player in Veltman's position should have got a red for the kick. Further proof of inconsistencies in the decision making nowadays. It's always been like this mind, but with VAR decisions like this is just going to be scrutinised more.

The People’s Clothesline Has Spoken

Watkins is an Arsenal fan and felt bad for last season hence the two misses

Sorry Toon lads, it was a goal and it should have been a red. The Bournemouth lad tried to use his head and the trajectory of the ball looked clean. Fair enough, you need a cut off point to deploy the rules but we are in danger of over complicating a very simple game. Joelinton should have seen red as it stepped over the mark of a professional foul. He may as well have picked up the ball and run away laughing

Who are all these teams yous are talking about? Never heard of Chel's C or Man Chests her. Where's the premium content of the SWPL??? :D

Chelsea are only 10 signings away from having a winning a team

Opinion...it is a red card as Schar was stupid to react. He will learn from that. In 35+ years of playing football, I never even considered pushing my head into another player. Diaz is a prick and will be vilified all season. Luckily for Newcastle they got the win and everyone can laugh at Southampton

Arsenal are massive 👏

I didn't even realise there were additional options for extra points 😂

Joined the league 😎

Well done Ryan

Enjoyed the 25 episodes of WMF even though you started with Arteta's "disgrace" meltdown. Looks like City will win the title again, but Arsenal have improved from last season. Ordinarily, winning every game this calendar year apart from one draw and one defeat would push a team to the title in most seasons. City haven't lost since before Christmas though. Chelsea are improving. Man Utd need a re-focus as they've had a poor recruitment strategy for years. Newcastle seem to have to sell someone so will be interesting to see how they recruit around that. Spurs are just Spurs with yet another manager questioning their inability to take the next step. Rivalries are fun, but certain clubs put more emphasis on that rather than improve their own positions. Are you taking WMF offline until the new season or will you have a Euro special?

As for Chelsea, they should cash in on Gallagher. He will never be the player Chelsea need and someone will pay £50m for him

Spurs won the league in October. Big Ange won manager of the month 3 months in a row plus he won manager of the year at some award in February. They're shit though

Quite clear that Woods was paid off to miss every chance 😂 Klopp probably said something like if you were ready on time then West Ham don't equalise. Benny Blanco knows his role and does it to perfection. The 1st half penalty claim for Spurs? Not a chance! Trossard doesn't deviate his path or make a move to do anything and Madison dived for the second time that half.

Whoever predicted 3-2 to Arsenal probably didn't expect Spurs to go 3 nil down and be gifted a way back by Raya's pass and Rice kicking Davies in the balls

I'm disappointed that Newcastle conceded a goal against Sheffield Utd...and only scored 5

If a panel member misses a podcast, they should be made to wear the kit of someone else from the team. Send Mick a Chelsea or Man Utd top for next week

If both penalties were given against my team I'd be livid. Gordon's play acting won the penalties. He isn't the only player to do it and I'd want commentators and ex-pros to call it out far more as it's almost WWE-esque when players tart about when they feel a touch. Back in my playing days, you'd have to be bleeding or have something broken before you won a penalty. On Arsenal, I was surprised at how dull the game turned out. It is a great result after losing 8 games in a row at the Etihad, but the way it has been portrayed has been hypocritical. Liverpool back in the driving seat and they've both surprised and annoyed me this season as they've never looked good enough all season

No one should be picking Maguire in their England team. He was full of mistakes against Brazil and has had his confidence completely destroyed over the past 12-18 months

Good day, gentlemen Pochettino was never going to be a good fit for Chelsea. Arguably, Potter was a better option...until Boehly started going mental in the transfer market.

No time for rugby league. I'd rather watch Ameican Football and Ice Hockey (starting to understand the rules thanks to US colleagues although still not a fan of NFL). Anyway, keep up the good work. If you can arrange it, the 4 of you should record crossbar challenge or have a round of foot golf

Newcastle - they're at their best when they're aggressive. There was zero aggression on Saturday night which allows Arsenal to play. Having said that, Arsenal pressed high and locked Newcastle in their half. Trippier seems to have lost something this season too. The GK situation hasn't helped. Man Utd - the 23/24 season has seemingly passed them by. I still cannot see a play style that has evolved on from the LVG/Mourinho years. It is football from a bygone era. Is that ETH's doing or are there more issues with the club than we know about? Relegation - the points ruling alongside Brentford losing to West Ham has made it interesting again. If Everton escape yet again, I may lose the will to watch football. The Luton loss to Sheff Utd is looking increasingly worse.

On relegation, hard to look past the bottom two but everyone up to Palace are in trouble. Brentford, Bournemouth and Fulham will want more points to stay away from the scrap. Not going to lie; would be epic to see Everton get relegated. Is there any chance the 10 points deducted gets reversed as a result of appeal?

As Ryan is a Man Utd fan, is the current top 3 the worst 3 you could pick? Who would you prefer to win the league?

Celebration police - we could have a dvd of spurs celebrating wins this season. No issue with any team celebrating a win. Arsenal nullified Liverpool in almost every department. Arsenal have changed this season which has made them more difficult to beat but we have missed Timber and Partey. Quite clear they need a striker but not many out there who we can buy without falling foul of whatever the new FFP is called. Liverpool and Arsenal will have to beat Man City, although Arsenal have to play them away. Mourinho for Chelsea 😂 Enjoyable show once again

Villa spanked City but they were very workman-like against Arsenal. We deserved more from the game but takes the heat off us once again. We're not going to win every game and now Liverpool and Villa fans think "it's their year" 😅 Once again, enjoyable show. Keep up the good work

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I don't think Newcastle played well; PSG couldn't finish their chances. PSG were playing like a bunch of over-excited 5 year olds. As a football fan, I was disgusted with the penalty decision. VAR threw the ref under the bus. Arsenal rested a lot of players in the second half after securing the result. I would've taken Saka off at 4-0. Subject for next episode - sky have 70% of live games from 25/26. Are we edging closer to buying season tickets to watch our team on TV?

Ryan is still in shock and lying down after Garnacho's goal

Tsamina mina, eh, eh. Waka waka, eh, eh. 60 million down the drain. Kai Havertz scores again

During commentary of the Chelsea v Man City game, it was mentioned that VAR didn't look at the Haaland penalty incident until after the original pull from Haaland. In my view, Haaland fouls Cucurella which is clear when watching the whole incident unfold. Every fan wants consistency but how can that happen when the things we argue about are subjective? Ball out of play, offside, goal line tech are all things which are black and white. Install all tech required to take all that indecision out of the game. Finally, Man Utd have done a Spurs and beaten Fulham, Sheffield Utd and Luton in October, all teams you'd expect them to beat. It's the manner of their performances that should be cause for concern. Another enjoyable show

Obviously it happened after or during this recording but I think the Udogie 2 footer was far worse than anything seen on Saturday. I'd also say that Newcastle's penalty at Wolves is a far more shocking decision than anything seen over the weekend as Schar (?) dived at the thought of contact. Keep up the good work