PL Review: Arsenal crowned & West Ham downed
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Why was West Ham relegated this season?
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What insights did Jarrod Bowen share about West Ham's struggles?
Sanni is Sanni, not an interior influencer.
How did Matt Jarvis assess West Ham's performance?
When Sanni decides to paint his kitchen, the colors must be white, the equipment on top of it, and the game plan ready.
What does Tottenham's survival mean for next season?
Then he heads to K-Rauta, where the painting succeeds.
Are we witnessing the beginning of Arsenal's dominance in the Premier League?
On the surface, for the best.
What did Mikel Arteta say after Arsenal's title win?
You can also win 10,000 euros with painting purchases.
How did Sunderland secure their place in Europe next season?
K-Rauta.
What are the implications of Bournemouth and Brighton qualifying for European football?
Helps you to the beginning and forward.
On the Football Daily Podcast, Premier League Review with Rick Edwards. Hello and welcome to the Premier League Review. The last of the season, we're going to talk about West Ham's relegation after 14 seasons in the Premier League. Arsenal ending their 22-year wait to be Premier League champions. Bournemouth, Sunderland and Brighton securing European football for next season. And we'll give out our end-of-season awards, which we've hastily thrown together. With me to do all of that, the Telegraph's northern football writer, Luke Edwards, and... No, it's just Luke, actually. Because as you rightly pointed out on text, it's taken us all season. But finally, we've managed to scare off all of the pundits.
We've broken everyone. It's just me and you, baby. Well done us. We've broken all of them. The cast, you know, from Clinton Morrison, Gravy Shoes, David James, Nigel Rio Coca, Andy Cole. We've broken them all. Every single one of them. Yeah, yeah. I mean, we were really scraping a barrel. We were asking some terrible people and no one, no one would do it. No, it is holiday season. As you know, Rick, it is holiday season. Yeah, I mean, you're currently on holiday, aren't you? Yeah, I'm coming to you from a sun-kissed island in the Mediterranean, looking that nice shade of light pink that English people haven't seen the sun for eight months ago. Of all people, with respect, you don't feel like someone who tans well.
You just don't. No, I've been sensible, but I have gone a slight pink in the face, knees, back, shoulders. I'm trying to wind down at the end of the season, but I couldn't not do the final football day Sunday review of the season. Of course. Mainly because it would have just been you on today if I didn't do it. I mean, some people say it might have been an improvement, but anyway, thank you. Thank you for being here. Have I dragged you away from any exciting activities? Are you in an activity hotel? I'm in a very active, activity-centred hotel for my son. Sure, for your son. There was an event called the Magic Carpet Challenge yesterday, which you had to try and run across a swimming pool across an inflatable blue carpet, effectively.
Don't do that to yourself. But the kids were doing it. Yeah, exactly. The clue's there. The kids are doing it, not the adults. I thought, I'll give that a go. Did you not only arrive yesterday? Yes, I was straight on it. Straight onto the magic carpet. You're a lunatic. Straight on it. Guess what happened? You stacked it? Yeah, I stacked it. Absolutely face-planted. And it's caught on video. The thing is, your poor, poor son as well. I know he would have found it funny. Oh, he found it very funny. But he's going to be known as the kid whose dad was that goon. Yeah, well, we're only here for a week. Overall, today had the potential to be quite exciting and ended up being not that exciting. The thing I really want to talk about is Sunderland because I just think what they have done from where...
they were at the start of the season or where people thought they were at the start of the season I think is absolutely remarkable but I think I guess we'll deal with the relegation so West Ham two points behind Spurs at the start of the day 3-0 win against Leeds not enough to secure their safety Spurs beat Everton 1-0 at home first I mean I think Spurs have only won three times at home this season And West Ham, you just sort of thought... In the first half, I don't know if you were watching, I was watching both West Ham and Spurs sort of simultaneously. West Ham looked really... They looked really nervy. But then second half, you know, they came out and they did what they had to do.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
Why was West Ham relegated this season?
0:00–0:21
2
What insights did Jarrod Bowen share about West Ham's struggles?
0:21–0:25
3
How did Matt Jarvis assess West Ham's performance?
0:25–0:33
4
What does Tottenham's survival mean for next season?
0:33–0:37
5
Are we witnessing the beginning of Arsenal's dominance in the Premier League?
0:37–0:39
6
What did Mikel Arteta say after Arsenal's title win?
0:39–0:42
7
How did Sunderland secure their place in Europe next season?
0:42–0:44
8
What are the implications of Bournemouth and Brighton qualifying for European football?
0:44–54:43