Tottenham taken apart by Liverpool as Ipswich join the elite
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Matt Davies-Adams welcomes Carl Anka, Tim Spiers and Jordan Campbell into the studio after a big weekend for determining the line-up of next season’s Premier League.
Tottenham’s Champions League hopes are almost over after a 4th defeat in a row against Liverpool at Anfield. How disappointed should Postecoglou be about the lack of response from his players?
Plus, It’s an historic weekend for Ipswich who are promoted to the Premier League after 22 years away. Nancy Froston joins us to discuss the incredible job Kieran McKenna has done.
00:00:00 Intro
00:01:30 Liverpool v Spurs
00:08:13 Aston Villa v Brighton
00:14:34 Chelsea v West Ham
00:22:33 Upcoming shows
00:23:34 Arsenal v Bournemouth
00:29:30 Man City v Wolves
00:35:38 Nancy Froston on the Championship
00:46:16 Sheffield Utd v Forest
00:52:36 Burnley v Newcastle
00:56:54 Luton v Everton
00:59:07 Final comments
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Eerily similar to Ole's start at United...
Big up Carl Anka! My g! Need more brothers on this show to represent!
re gladiators referees, you're thinking too narrowly limiting it to football. Nigel Owens is the obvious choice.
Havertz was already falling over by the time he barely touched the keepers leg. Never a pen.
Spurs only got better when Liverpool made subs that weakened the side
Nahh richarlison just got his head in the game
Yeah I don't think Arsenal would be "an all time PL team" even if they had won the League, never mind coming second. Does seem they're avoiding bottle jobs criticisms as essentially that Villa defeat - and we've seen how they are struggling now - will cost them the title
Struggling now? As in...right now?
@@SanTM Yeah, just feel had they got it right against Villa then their title hopes wouldn't have taken a huge knock. Villa have injuries admittedly at the wrong time.
I expected better from you guys, honestly. Bournemouth should definitely have had a goal awarded against Arsenal, and the penalty that Havertz got was 100% a penalty. Does he look for contact? Yes, he does, but so does every other forward, and he doesn’t change his stride or leave his foot out to be tripped, as you guys admittedly pointed out. But you completely ignored the high challenge on Bukayo Saka’s knee from Ryan Christie that hacked down his shin and drew blood. He should have been sent off for that, and to not address it at all and just throw a sympathy party for Bournemouth is incredibly disappointing. And glorifying Mark Clattenburg or Mike Dean in any way, shape or form, is an absolute no from me. Well below the high standards I expect from you guys, I’m afraid.
Do better.
they also didn't mention Joe Gomez kicking Brennan Johnson in the head.