Josh Sexton
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1,690 appearances
14 recordings
1 series
first heard Apr 2026
last heard 11 Sep
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So it's hard to know who that will be.
It might just be that it's from other areas that they're already losing players, aren't they?
We mentioned on that Top 6 show that you saw the clip of before about a couple of players who are already out the door, a couple of players who are coming to the end of their contracts and Arsenal might just see that as...
almost in the way that Liverpool did in their period of the most success where they were like we're happy to just keep you until the end of your contracts until you're 29, 30 years old and then say goodbye and sort of keep that churn going and Bruno Guimaraes feels like he feels like not necessarily a position of need for Arsenal but he slots right into what they're able to do he's got better I think as a defensive player or at least as a pressing player over the years for Newcastle he looks more like a sort of complete midfielder to what I think Newcastle first got a hold of but
still has loads of that creativity, he's probably not dissimilar to Odegaard, I wouldn't say in a very different way of playing that position, but in terms of the areas... I know what you mean, I could see a world where he comes in and one of the attacking midfielders, possibly Odegaard, is going to move on, which might feel counterintuitive, but I wouldn't, that's one of the things I wondered.
Yeah, almost if you had like a more simplified version of a stats bomb radar.
I think they used to have these on like FIFA back in the day where it was like attacking, defending.
He'd be very similar in that sort of graph to Odegaard.
So I would be worried again at teams like Arsenal being able to double down in those areas when, you know, I'm not necessarily panicking about the lack of business at Liverpool.
done now partly because I also don't necessarily see it as a lack of business so far I'm not necessarily enjoying the lack of links because the links are probably the thing that like keeps me sane in the idea Liverpool are not doing very much business but I don't like seeing the teams that are sensible and I take Chelsea and Tottenham out of that equation but I think Arsenal are very sensible and seeing them make very sensible and good signings is definitely a concern for me.
Yeah, and it comes back to what you were saying before about perfection sort of being the enemy of progress, really.
Like, it does feel like there are footballers out there that Liverpool could go and get just to, like, bolster the squad at the very least until you find your perfect fella.
And instead, it feels like Liverpool kind of chase the perfect fella.
And I probably sound like a bit of a hypocrite there because I was saying before about going out and getting the belter.
But I guess it's because I'm saying, like, you could go and get two or three of these, like, whether it's a Kolo Mouani type or a Victor Munoz type and just more of him.
You can go and get a couple of them and still get your belter.
It's not like Liverpool aren't sitting on money.
There's players in the squad they could actively be selling who we don't think are going to go and be that right-wing option or that belter.
Harvey Elliott being chief among them, really.
I know the rumours that are coming out is that the manager wants to have a look at him.
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