PL Review: Man Utd Struggle & Brighton Sensational
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On the Football Daily Podcast, Premier League Review with Rick
Edwards.
Hello and welcome to the Premier League Review on the Football Daily. So, Arsenal well beaten, Brighton sensational, Sunderland go toe-to-toe with Manchester City, Spurs rock bottom, Coventry get their first win, Manchester United squeak a point at Fulham. There's a lot to get into and we'll try and get into it, or as much of it as we can. Anything we miss, I'm sure they'll sweep up on the Monday night club. Joining me to break all the action down is the president of the Alexander Isak fan club, Luke Edwards, and former Premier League striker, still scared of lifts, Clinton Morrison. How are we both? All
right? All good. Very
good. I would like to start with a compliment now that Clinton's back on. Someone said something absolutely... Not you, Rick, obviously. Someone said something lovely to me about Clinton. They said, well, I really love the podcast. I mean, you and Rick, you're entertaining, but you're very abrasive.
Why did Manchester United only manage a draw at Fulham?
Yeah, that's true. The pair of you are very abrasive. And Clinton is like the cool, soothing balm on the show. He is! And I thought...
I am cool, isn't I? Yeah. I like
that. Who said that? You're
like,
hello, Vera. I need to message her. I'm going to start calling you
Vera.
Call me Vera. That's better than gravy shoes. Yeah,
that's better than gravy shoes. Vera's a lovely one.
Call me Vera. Well, look, Vera, you've been at Craven Cottage today. You've just watched Fulham Manchester United, so I thought it was probably best to start there. In the end, I think United will be... Very, very glad to have salvaged a point. And Fulham, I mean, Arbeloa looked like a sort of haunted ghost at the end. I think it would be gutted not to get the three points.
Yeah, he'd be disappointed, wouldn't he? Because I think Fulham were outstanding. Listen, Man Utd had spells during the game, but in the first half in particular, they created numerous chances for them and just weren't ruthless enough and making good saves. And then when they scored a goal in that second half, they're holding on. But you know what? It's just some of the subs because... And I understand you've got tired legs and you want to hold on because it could be your first win, but you just sit back defensively and you bring on more defenders. And the goal's so unfortunate because Leno's going to
save
that... But
that's the thing, bringing the defenders on to try and protect a lead, I think you understand that. And also, it's not like any of them did anything wrong. It wasn't because they sat back that they conceded. It's just unlucky. I thought they had a really good game and that deflection, it's
horrible. you're spot on but you know at Fulham you sit around the fans and the fans are like oh why is he bringing on defenders and taking off attacking players he has to do that because they put a shift in for 77 minutes it's going to be hard you need some freshness especially when Man United the last 15 minutes are piling under pressure they're just unfortunate but I thought after that performance today I've changed my mind. I think Fulham have got a good chance to stay. Wait, yeah, it was Luke, weren't it? Luke said they're gone, didn't he, in
the last couple of weeks? It turns out he's a bit flighty.
What is causing Marcus Rashford’s lack of end‑product?
It turns out after Auckland, he's a bit flighty.
I never said they
would go down. Why is this bomb burning my
skin? That was Luke. It's the
Vera. But I, yeah, I think Fulham, I think Fulham played pretty well. And you're right, like United did. They were, they were pressing. Leno, for a guy who gets a lot of criticism, I know from the Fulham fans, thought he was excellent today.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–1:48
2
Why did Manchester United only manage a draw at Fulham?
1:48–3:47
3
What is causing Marcus Rashford’s lack of end‑product?
3:47–6:46
4
What makes Brighton’s performance so impressive?
6:46–10:58
5
How does Brighton’s win affect the Premier League title race?
10:58–12:55
6
What happened in the end‑to‑end thriller at the Etihad?
12:55–17:48
7
Can Aston Villa spark a season‑turning win after beating Spurs?
17:48–21:03
8
How did Coventry City secure their first Premier League win in 25 years?
21:03–46:29
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