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Rick & Lloyd are joined by Julien Laurens to discuss how Roberto De Zerbi is slowly moulding Spurs into his image – and after a blockbuster summer, Julien explains why he is undoubtedly the league’s most powerful manager. How far will this transformation go? Whisper it: could Spurs be last season’s Manchester United?
Elsewhere, Rick takes up the mantle from the Monday Night Club and finds out which player has scored the most ‘luxury’ goals this season and Lloyd is off to see Boca Juniors vs River Plate this weekend – otherwise known as the Superclásico, one of football’s fiercest rivalries. Oracle of South American football Tim Vickery tells him how to survive it. Or not.
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TIMECODES:
0:00 Rick wrong about Kane & Lloyd 'up close' with the Ballon d’Or
06:01 Tottenham Hotspur have been improving
7:58 Why Roberto De Zerbi has massive power at Spurs
10:41 Looking closer at De Zerbi’s style of play
13:25 Tottenham’s issues at number nine
17:49 Are Spurs… this season’s Man United?!
21:38 De Zerbi’s longer-term future
24:25 Crucial vs Luxury goals in the Premier League
30:04 Lloyd is off to the Superclásico
31:30 Why do Boca & River hate each other so much?
35:17 The brilliant language of the Superclásico
37:15 La Bombonera & local fans
41:56 Lloyd talks about living with hearing loss

Kelly Somers is joined by Andy Reid, Leon Osman & Ian Dennis to discuss Michael Carrick remaining in charge at Manchester United after eight games without a win, despite links to Eddie Howe and Julian Nagelsmann. Man Utd fan Scott Saunders gives the supporters’ reaction, while Raphael Honigstein discusses the Nagelsmann links.
Then, reaction to Harry Kane winning the Ballon d’Or - the first Englishman since Michael Owen in 2001. Former England teammate Conor Coady joins, with more from Honigstein on the reaction in Germany and at Bayern.
Finally, London City Lionesses CEO Martin Semmens on Alexia Putellas winning the Ballon d’Or Féminin for a third time after her move to the WSL.

Mark Chapman is joined by Chris Sutton, Andros Townsend and Adam Crafton.
With Michael Carrick on the brink, the panel discuss whether sacking him change anything for Manchester United - or was the damage done in the summer? Should fingers be pointed higher up? With Manchester United also the subject of an Amazon documentary, former Sunderland boss Simon Grayson joins the pod to explain what it's like having a camera crew inside a football club. On a more positive note - Aston Villa and Nicolas Jackson are flying after a sticky start, how does Unai Emery keep getting the best out of strikers?
01:49 - The latest Manchester United crisis
10:56 - Who's to blame?
28:19 - Simon Grayson on managing during "Sunderland 'Til I Die"
38:30 - Who should replace Carrick?
43:55 - Nicolas Jackson and Villa finding form

Rick & Lloyd are joined by Oliver Kay, Senior football writer at The Athletic, Joe Smith from Stretford Paddock and BBC Sport’s Chief football news reporter Simon Stone after a surreal day at Old Trafford. Can anyone pull Manchester United out of this mess?
Michael Carrick suffered a tumultuous afternoon, where defeat on the pitch came with support in the stands – but at the expense of his players. Was this one of the strangest atmospheres we've ever seen at Man Utd? And is there someone, anyone, that will want to take this impossible job? If not, could Michael Carrick be safe after all...
We try to get to the bottom of all of those questions swirling around Old Trafford. Oh, and would a hug from Lloyd make everything better? Rick thinks probably not. Manchester United fans, drop us a WhatsApp on 08000 289 369.
TIMECODES
0:00 - Reaction to Manchester United 0-3 Bournemouth
3:04 - Do the fans want Michael Carrick to stay?
6:30 - Was leaving Bruno Fernandes on the bench really a ‘football decision’?
9:33 - It looked easy for Bournemouth
11:02 - What do Manchester United need to do now?
15:00 - Have these players got too much baggage?
17:33 - Does Man Utd's 'right' manager exist?
25:20 - Why we felt sorry for Michael Carrick
27:30 - Simon Stone joins the podcast
28:50 - Will Michael Carrick still be in a job by next week?
31:45 - Man Utd’s next five games and a surprising Carrick replacement
34:15 - The Ballon d’Or in London!
36:05 - Can Harry Kane win it?

In this week’s edition of The Football Interview, Kelly Somers speaks to the former Burnley, Everton, and Nottingham Forest manager Sean Dyche. They speak about life after management, being a football dad, reflecting on his time at Nottingham Forest and, his love for cooking.
TIME CODES
00:00 Intro
00:50 Starting out on social media
01:40 Leaving Nottingham Forest
05:30 Being a football dad
07:20 The love of music
08:31 Time off from football
09:35 Influence of Brian Clough
11:45 Getting back into management
14:11 Chef Dyche