Man United's merry-go-round | Mourinho's Madrid derby madness | What has happened to Spurs?
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This is an Irish independent podcast. Hi everybody, Will here sitting in for Joe, and today we are discussing football. Very soon, the international window will come into focus. As we speak, Dan, Aiden Fitzmars, Sean O'Connor are currently en route to Kosovo for Ireland's first game of four, including those two games against Israel, and we will be hearing from the lads a little later in the week. But today I thought we would round off the opening block of club action after what was a Very interesting weekend across a few different leagues. Um a little later I'll be joined by Richard Fitzpatrick. He is an Irish journalist based in Spain who's been on the show a few times over the last few months, actually.
Um, we're going to discuss what was a predictably combustible Madrid derby yesterday afternoon. Jose Mourinho, you could say, was up to his old tricks in the post-match press conference. Um and also chat to him generally about just the start to the season. Spain, Barcelona have been Cutting loose on the attacking front. Obviously, Tripard is a story as well. We'll get his uh take on how he thinks he's settling in too. But first, I spoke to Miguel Delaney as the Premier League's opening five-match block came to a close at the weekend. Some eye-catching results. Brighton thrashed Arsenal 3-0. Keith Andrews is Brentford, beat Chelsea with the same score on Friday night. And Miguel was at Craven Cottage yesterday.
Michael Carrick's Man United forcing a late equalised. Against Fulham, I'll get his verdict on. And how he thinks Michael Carrick is doing, um, kind of his tenure obviously at the back end of last season as the caretaker was very promising. He got the job, and it's been a tough first five games for him this year. So get his opinion on that as well. Uh, our football coverage on Indo Sport is in association with Sports Extra from Sky, which is Premier Sports and TNT Sports of one subscription. With Sports Extra, you can watch every Champions League. Game and Europa League game, the Premier League Saturday lunchtime kickoffs on TNT Sport, and the 3PM kickoffs on Premier Sport. Get sports extra on Sky or stream it with now.
Okay, so now let's hear from Miguel Delaney. Well, I'm delighted to be joined now for a Premier League stock take after the opening five rounds by Miguel Delaney of the London Independent. Miguel, how are you? Not too bad, thanks. Not too bad. Yeah, great to have you. As I said, five rounds in. It takes a three week break now for the international window. Table is Man City on fifteen points, Arsenal on twelve, Brighton on ten, obviously beating Arsenal three nil at the weekend, and then Brentford on nine, rounding out the top four. Some other prominent teams, Liverpool in sixth on nine points, Chelsea in tenth on seven, Man United in twelfth, five points out of five games, and then Spurs. Languishing at the foot of the table, two points.
Not a good start to say the least for Roberto de Zerbi. Um The biggest storyline for Miguel Delaney through five games is what?
Uh well it's funny 'cause I was as as you say, I was at the United game on Sunday and that almost felt like not just uh an important Premier League game for both sides. Um But also one that was almost a little bit of a referendum to avoid being the kind of crisis club. Through An unusually long international break where there's a lot of time to dwell on things, there's a lot of time to think
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4 chapters
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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–10:23
2
What did Miguel Delaney say about the Premier League table after the first five rounds?
10:23–25:02
3
Why are Tottenham Hotspur struggling at the bottom of the table?
25:02–40:37
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How has Keith Andrews transformed Brentford and can they reach the Champions League?
40:37–58:17
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