Micah Richards

But then the Beat Man City at home, 3-1, and everyone's like, oh, it must be the plastic pitch.

I'm not saying this in order, this is just... And then they go to Atletico Madrid and the win, and you're thinking, ooh, it can't be luck no more because they're going away from home and getting big results.

And then Inter, obviously, made changes in the first one, sort of disrespected him in the first leg.

And then they go to Inter and soak up the pressure and win.

But it's weird because, one, their season's not started yet.

Which is remarkable.

I know they've had friendlies and all that sort of thing.

And two, to be able to adjust from being the team who always have the ball to then playing on the counter-attack, but then all going as a group to go and really press and have those rotations and have really good combination.

It's just amazing to see.

Yeah, but it's just the way they're doing it as well.

You know, if you look at tactically and off the ball, they sort of go 4-4-2, really deep, all defend together.

Even one of their strikers, it's named Who, but it's obviously spelled H-O-G-H.

But he's called Who because we asked him on the show.

And then there's...

Harger, I can't get that little roll of the tongue that he does anyway.

And them two, the talisman of the team.

And then when they break, they go into a 4-3-3 with Blomberg, but they go with pace, guys.

Honestly, it's amazing to see.

And they all go together and they play as a team and they've just got a ridiculous amount of team spirit, but with quality.

in there as well someone like harger and people will remember this he was at ac milan didn't work out for him he was at frankfurt as well sort of didn't work out for him it goes back home and then absolutely flying part of the story of the um the coach as well i mean he's norwegian obviously um he's got a great name nutson um and what he's doing is nuts