Colin Millar

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890 appearances 7 recordings 1 series first heard Apr 2026 last heard 6d ago

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The Totally Football Show with James Richardson · Ten-man City win Manchester derby after controversial Haaland goal · 13 Sep 2026 podcast

That caused I know they lost 5-2 against Manchester United, but they caused them quite a lot of problems then.

And I think they probably took a lot of heart from that performance and being true to what their game plan was.

And obviously they've got a big attacking threat in general.

Zean Fleming, who scored the winner, he scored I think 16 goals since the start of last season um when he was with Burnley.

And that was in quite a low-scoring Burnley side.

And that's probably what a little bit of what they're missing at the minute.

So I think Ipswich have recruited smartly this summer.

I think whenever they went up the previous time under Kieran McKenna, there was an acceptance that it was going to be very difficult that they were signing players with a sort of longer term view that were they to go down again, they were sort of ready-made, very high-quality championship level players.

Whereas this summer has been Julio and Ciso coming in, Zian Fleming, who got those goals last year and others throughout that team.

Team where they kind of look, there's certain there's certainly more of a self-assuredness to this team, I think.

And a team that I again like Hull, who just offer something a little bit different and give teams a problem tactically, it's just being a little bit different.

I think when we spoke about Coventry earlier, I think the reason that Coventry maybe have struggled is that they've kind of just used the same tactics they used in the championship, which was against inferior players, but now they're game.

are far too open and they're they're losing matches quite heavily and their confidence takes a knock.

But I think Gary O'Neill and with Hull City as well, they've got a slightly different approach and they've modified from what the teams were last year.

They've maybe grown a little bit and become more pragmatic.

And I think that that that's quite problematic for teams.

And okay, Axel DeSassi's red card for Palace maybe dictates this game a little bit.

But yeah, they made a great start and

It sort of throws open the entire bottom half of the Premier League this season.

Certainly does.

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