Jacob Steinberg

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776 appearances 6 recordings 1 series first heard Apr 2026 last heard 25 Aug

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Football Weekly · Manchester City have Arsenal in their sights – Football Weekly · 13 Apr 2026 podcast

I was there in early December when they looked like they were cruising at the top of the league at that point and they went 1-0 up against Brentford very early in the game and then it sort of went into a bit of a lull after around 20 minutes, half an hour and

it turned into a bit of a grind and you could just feel the fans getting on the players' backs even then.

And you're looking at it and thinking, this doesn't feel like the way you should be reacting to your team when you're top of the league.

I mean, there's a lot of fans who watch their team play pretty bad football and lose a lot.

And you're sitting there thinking, you're top.

Why do you appear to hate your players so much?

And the Chelsea home game, when they were struggling in that, the howls from the crowd when passes were going out of play were really noticeable.

And I just think that atmosphere at the Emirates, I don't think it's helping anyone.

But I think also it comes from the...

you can feel that from the team as well.

I mean, I think there's a bit of a turning point which people sort of cottoned on to around December when they lost to Aston Villa.

Villa Park in the last minute and they're all all the players are slumped on the floor they've thrown themselves on the floor when they concede that last minute goal and it looks like they've lost the Champions League final and ultimately what they've done is they've lost quite a close good game against a good side in the middle of December and instead they're acting like it's the end of the world and actually ever since then they've barely had a game that's free of anxiety especially at home

It was a strange first half because you're expecting Manchester City to just come out and immediately make the statement after Arsenal's defeat on Saturday.

And instead, they were very, very slow to get going.

Passes, a stray, a lot of misconnections in attack.

They couldn't get Haaland into the game.

It felt like one of those games where...

You're going to get through it wondering, oh my God, Haaland's not touched the ball.

What's going on with the Manchester City attack?

Because they draw 0-0 somehow with a weakened Chelsea.

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