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Uh welcome everyone. So uh Monday football. We have Damien Delaney on the way. The Manchester Derby took centre stage yesterday in the Premier League. Also on the way, Dan McDonnell, as the League of Ireland suddenly decides to crank into title race mode with six games to go. Shamar Cower's very iffy four or five weeks means they are now just three points clear. And of course, Will Slattery is here in the studio. Hello, Will. Hi Joe, how are you? I'm good. I'm good. So uh Premier League first off. I should say, of course, our football coverage is an association with Sports Extra from Sky, which is Premier Sports and TNT Sports in one subscription. So this week, Europe League returns every match live on Sports Extra, including Celtic Ferench Varos on Thursday night, also included is every Premier League Saturday lunchtime kickoff on TNT Sports this Saturday.
It is Spurs against Aston Villa and then every three o'clock kickoff on Premier Sports as well, Brighton Arsenal, this Saturday. So you can get Sports Extra on Sky or stream it with now. So um little bits of reaction from the Premier League weekend before we get into Damien Delaney to get his thoughts and things. Uh of course, Manchester United nil, Manchester City won. Here is Michael Carrick on the offside decision. Enzo Fernandez just minding his own business, said Michael Oliver and team.
Confused, not even confused. I mean we um We put things in place in the game now to help to layer referees' decisions to help how many screens, how many offices, how many people behind off in an office somewhere to make a decision. Um to n it's more worrying about if that's the interpretation of the game of football. If we if we've got people in place that are meant to understand the game and make decisions, if that's the interpretation of not interfering or play or not having an impact on an attack, um when you die uh you it's a f throwing your body at it with an inch or two of the ball with our defender next to him who has to react to that. I I just it's it's really worrying for me if that's how that's interpreted and um it's a staggering decision for I have to say I just can't I can't I couldn't understand it uh once I seen it and then the explanation almost makes it worse.
It was a shocker.
Yeah. I I can't believe something like that is still happening. Like every other sport that has instant replay, they are maybe occasional mistakes, but something like that happens at least five times a season in the Premier League and often in really big games as well.
I don't think anything that bad's happened in a long time. That was so stunningly bad. I mean we're not gonna labor the point. We don't need to. Sky Sports did like seven hours on it last night afterwards, you know, where everybody agreed again and again and again it was definitely offside.
I think it I think it was so bad though it was worthy of like excessive condemnation because it like it completely it flipped the game. It was the only it was the only goal of the game. Man United might have won the game. I'm being told by every single person in the office, every single person I meet that it was like the worst United performance of all time. They still hit the post twice and then boom I missed a really good chance in injury time. Like I don't think it was as bad as people are saying. And this goal is what put what could have been a big morale boosting Manchester Derby victory. country into full on blown crisis. So I'm not surprised it's it's garnering lots of airtime because it was egregious.
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