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What were the biggest Premier League moments from the weekend?
Stay young and invincible, everybody. Welcome to the Football Ramble. Man City got a controversial win and Hull City can't be beaten in the Prem. It's Monday, 14th of September. I'm Marcus Speller. I'm Luke Moore. And I'm Pete Donaldson.
Whoa, everybody. Monday morning is back. Monday morning is back. It is. They said it couldn't be done. We're still at the afters. Yeah, it could be Monday afternoon by the time you're listening to this. We've not
been to bed. We've been in this studio part and all weekend with little Luke.
with little Luke, absolutely. Or Luke Littler, someone called him the other day. My goodness, what a weekend for Premier League action. Before we get into that, though, there was some big footballing action that happened on the weekend down in Essex, of course. Peter, we want to hear about that monumental tie that happened in your league. We heard
how
Luke broke into your WhatsApp and volunteered you to play in goal for your Sunday side. How did you get on before we talk about the Manchester derby? Let in two, then got sent off.
Oh, you got sent off?
Yeah.
In Sunday League in
Essex? Were you throwing hands? Were you throwing hands? When you're an on-the-edge kind of player, like your Costas, like your Pepes or your Suarez's, you know, things are going to happen. When you're bad to the bone. What happened? Ah, good reference. Then you're a certified menace. What happened? I just took out a big fat striker. He was in on goal? He was in on goal. It was a dog's
oar. He went past you, did he? And you brought him
down? He didn't go past me, Marcus. That's why I got sent off.
So did you use your feet or your hands to bring him
down? A little bit of everything. Outside the area? I think it might be outside the area.
stay home mate goalkeeper of your ability and height stay
home that's clever because he knew what he was going to do but you gave away a free kick rather than a penalty what minute was it 60 and what was the final score 4-0 a 4-0 loss I feel so proud that I've engineered that I know pulling the strings dark forces what did
the manager say to you when because obviously you volunteered
he called me an incorrigible rogue is
that right yeah Was he ultimately happy with what you did, or was he kind
of like, what on earth did you do? It was one of those things where the referee went, I'll put it down as a yellow, so you don't have to pay the fine. Oh, that's nice. I don't have to pay the yellow card fine. No, no, no, it's not nice.
It's
corrupt,
is what it is.
It is corruption. What did Gianni and Fanzino say? This smacks to me of someone being asked to do the dishes and doing them so badly and never gets asked to do them again.
Is there a bit of that in there? Correct. But you volunteered to go and go before. yeah and I have been better and I've certainly been worse so either way I affected the game you did
yeah how did you manage how did you execute the walk off was it I've
never been sent off before it was quite exciting really oh yeah it was quite exciting I kind of want to
take a selfie did you walk before the referee got the card out
oh that would be lovely no no no letter of the law mate
Marcus, he's not got that in his locker.
He's not
got that panache.
Not a man of honour. No, he's not got that panache. Well, a clean sheet and a red card was seen in that game. That was also the case in the Manchester derby, of course. Manchester United 0, Manchester City 1. A little bit of controversy in this, to say
the least,
everybody. Yes, the Premier League's refereeing body, Pro
Ref.
How did the Sunday‑league incident in Essex unfold and why did a player get sent off?
It's one of these places, things where you don't really know where to start, do you,
Marcus? Yeah, have admitted an error of judgement in awarding Erling Haaland's winner.
The reason they said that is because if I had admitted an error of judgment, people would have jumped in and said, which one? Which one was it?
Can you give us a top five countdown? Which decision do you want to go to? Let's go to Harland's then, because that was the moment of the game, wasn't it? Where all the earling pops up at the back post to finish beautifully.
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Chapters
7 chapters
1
What were the biggest Premier League moments from the weekend?
0:00–3:18
2
How did the Sunday‑league incident in Essex unfold and why did a player get sent off?
3:18–11:29
3
Why was the Manchester derby goal controversial and what did VAR decide?
11:29–15:43
4
How are off‑side and interfering‑with‑play rules being applied after recent VAR debates?
15:43–22:08
5
What went wrong for Coventry City against Brighton and how could they improve?
22:08–43:39
6
How has Hull City managed to stay unbeaten in the Premier League so far?
43:39–57:22
7
What are Arsenal and Manchester City’s tactical plans for the rest of the season?
57:22–58:55