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What are the implications of the Premier League's final weekend?
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All right, you're very welcome along this week's episode of Inside the Odds, our Premier League show on Off the Ball in association with NoviBet. We have a full house for you. David, good afternoon. How are you? All good. Enda, how are you? Good. Michael, how are you?
I'm all right. Good week, wasn't it? Still on a bit of a buzz, yeah. Yeah, unbelievable. Week of Jubilee now instead of a day of Jubilee, yeah. Stay away from the whole Jubilee thing. Royalist.
A little bit. Well, the Royal Club, aren't they?
Sorry, the word jubilee isn't associated entirely with royalty.
It has connotations.
You can be happy and have a day of jubilee. Jubilant.
Yes. Yeah. I think jubilee has been proposition, requisitioned, hijacked, extraordinary rendered. It only means... Anyway, Michael, how are you? We've got a week for Unai Emery and his team.
Wow.
I don't know what I'm allowed to say or not say now. Come on, Ireland. Yeah. It was a bloody great week, Ger. Did you enjoy it? We haven't actually even really talked because you were off for a couple of days.
Yeah. I was at the podcast show in London and ended up watching it in a pub in Islington, which was obviously in Fuego. The whole area is in Fuego because... just as we arrived in the Arsenal players I was arriving in London at around 7 times the Arsenal players were outside the Emirates getting their photographs taken and hanging out with the fans so the whole place was just mad it was like I didn't go to the ground but that was apparently where everybody was and yeah first 10 minutes they absolutely battered the hell out of them if they just score now it's going to be 5-0 but if they don't then they didn't yeah and then there was like chances down the other end that's not good
Turned out Emi Martinez had a broken finger that we didn't know about. So his routine save that he made in the first half suddenly seemed a bit better.
Yeah. But, like, you know, Emi Martinez broke his finger in the... They score a scratchy goal. It's 1-0 to them at half-time. And I'm like, oh, God. But, no, thanks. Be to Jesus. And... No, no, that was actually awesome, McPhee. Yeah. And... like I'm delighted for Tielemans because he's so good I would love to have seen McGinn and Watkins score but like ah look they enjoyed it it was three of the best goals you're likely to see in a European final I do think the third one is a bit underrated like Buendia did amazingly and the build up was really nice as well Rodgers got into a good position
Great striker's goal. That's the surest theory about Morgan Rodgers.
He's going to end up being one of the best strikers in the world. Do you think? I actually do, yeah. Slowly migrating to the centre.
Yeah, he is most effective when he gets into that left side of the box.
He's a brilliant number 8. He's a brilliant number 10 if the 10 wasn't exclusively the orchestrator of things. And he's a brilliant finisher.
He's not a brilliant number 11 though.
Playing him straight off the left doesn't really suit him. They play a box midfield where he's kind of one of those two, I don't know, they're not actually tens because they don't have the same responsibility.
like he could he could become a Harry Kane figure where you can drop deep and play him through the centre and he can play wherever he wants yeah whatever whatever he ends up doing he has to pick up the ball deep and run because I don't know if I've ever seen a player who when he's on it is able to glide past players as through the middle as much you would see it in a winger a lot but like it's just without really doing anything he just seems to kind of glide over lads but uh
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What are the implications of the Premier League's final weekend?
0:00–4:21
2
Who will be relegated from the Premier League this season?
4:21–10:29
3
How is Pep Guardiola's departure impacting Manchester City?
10:29–17:15
4
What does the future hold for Spurs and their managerial situation?
17:15–23:24
5
How are Aston Villa's performances affecting their European ambitions?
23:24–28:53
6
What are the latest updates on managerial changes in the Premier League?
28:53–34:57
7
How do injuries affect team performance in the Premier League?
34:57–40:38
8
What predictions can we make for the upcoming fixtures?
40:38–44:04
Speakers
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