Conor McKeown

Like Luis Enrique was initially giving come hither eyes to United and then it seems like that's a contract play and he's going to stay on a PSG.

So you're talking about the best manager in the world there, arguably.

And back when United made errant appointments or what were deemed to be at the time or subsequently proved to be like Moyes or whatever, there were clear high quality alternatives that they didn't go for like Ancelotti back then and Mourinho.

Whereas that's just not the case now.

And they seem like obvious fixes now.

because Amram didn't do them but like he's rejuvenated Kabimeno to a point where he wasn't in the England squad and now he's probably going to start at the World Cup has been brilliant Patrick Dorgu before his injury was brilliant like he kind of regenerated these players like Amram said something really damning about Dorgu like

everybody's nervous when Patrick's on the ball and all of a sudden he's scoring goals against Man City and Arsenal.

So their management, that's management.

I know.

Newcastle as well.

I think there'll be a vacancy there probably as well.

In 2015, I remember when that was being splashed across the newspapers, he had just broken into the Aston Villa senior team and was still in Ireland under HR at this point.

And the hue of that conversation was, is this a cautionary tale where he never quite cracks it and just fades away because of his lifestyle?

Whereas he managed to override that, became a hundred million pound player, brilliant player, fundamental cog in that treble winning Man City team.

And then Pep, yeah, as you said, ultimately concluded, juice isn't worth the squeeze with him.

Yeah, I definitely am in that camp because they haven't even given a venue or a date.

And even the notion that it's going to be on Netflix is being queried because Joshua has an exclusive rights deal with DAZN.

So I saw a poster.

It was like, Q4, Joshua furiously.

Q4 is a LinkedIn post.