Super Sunday Podcast - 15th October

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What were the highlights of the Southampton vs Newcastle match?

Unknown 0:06
Aimed for Gabbiadini. Great first touch. Wants to do it all on his own. And he has! Perez. Forced into action, but Perez follows up. And straight away, Newcastle strike back to lead again. He goes down from the stretch challenge. Oh, it's a penalty. Manolo Gabbiadini for Southampton. Scores! A big, big moment for them. Point apiece, but two goals for Southampton and two for Manolo Gabbiadini. He and Dusan Tadic now with Greg Whelan.
Greg Whelan 0:51
Dusan, Manolo, thank you for joining us. Dusan, was that no more than you deserved in the end, do you feel?
Dusan Tadic 0:57
Yes, I think second half we played more direct, then after that we scored a quick goal and then we conceded the goal and after that we showed character to come back, We need to win these kind of games. We know Newcastle is a very good team, but we will analyse what is good, what is not good.
Greg Whelan 1:17
Were you worried right at the end there when Newcastle had a header? I think Steven Davis knocked it off the line.
Dusan Tadic 1:23
Yes, but we are practising that, that they will come back on that position and a very important detail, save us.
Greg Whelan 1:33
Manolo, two goals for you today.

How did Newcastle respond after going behind?

Greg Whelan 1:35
How happy were you with your first goal?
Manolo Gabbiadini 1:37
Yes, I'm very happy for this trophy, but me, I want to win the game. I'm very happy.
Greg Whelan 1:51
Dusen, you played with two strikers today, Manolo and Shane Long started as well. Do you feel as a team that gave you a bit more of an attacking threat?
Dusan Tadic 1:58
I think we can play on different ways. Also, in the last couple of games we played with number 10, I think we also created a lot of chances. We didn't score some goals, but we can be dangerous in both ways.
Greg Whelan 2:11
Manolo, you took the penalty to get the draw, to get the point. You took it very well. Are you happy with the way you took your penalty?

What led to the penalty decision for Southampton?

Manolo Gabbiadini 2:23
Yes, yes, I'm very happy.
Greg Whelan 2:25
An important penalty.
Manolo Gabbiadini 2:26
Yes, very important, but for the team, not for me.
Greg Whelan 2:31
Two goals, a point, coming back from behind. Does this feel like a significant afternoon in your early season?
Dusan Tadic 2:38
Yes, but I think we come back. It's good for character, but I think we can play much, much better and we will show that how the season goes, I think.
Greg Whelan 2:51
Well, a hard-earned point. Manoli, you're also the Premier League man of the match. Dusan, if you'd do the honours for us, please.
Dusan Tadic 2:56
Yes, yes. Well done, guys.
Unknown 2:59
Well done to Manolo Gabidini. He did his talking on the pitch today, didn't he?
Jamie Redknapp 3:02
Good job. And it was better than we thought, wasn't it? Absolutely. Listen, it's tough. He coming in and doing an interview like that. I thought he was a man of the match. He was a difficult one. There wasn't anyone that was outstanding. But he's gone through such a barren run. Last year when he first arrived in the country, we were all talking about his movement, his great finishing skills. It's been tough for him. But he bounced back today just when his manager needed him. And it was a good contest, Alan.
Alan Pardew 3:23
Yeah, much better second half. Southampton, as the player said, played forward a little bit earlier and it stretched the game. And towards the end, it could have been anybody's. When they got the equaliser, it was going from end to end and it opened up nicely. It was an enjoyable game. More direct then? That's what got them the breakthrough? Yeah, just more forward passing, more kind of directness in what we're doing. And this goal sort of typifies that. He comes inside, the wide player... The striker's split. He pulls on the back of the centre half and then he's a great first touch. And then you're thinking, oh, is he going to let off? Is he going to let off? No. He takes them all on. And like all keepers, they hate... What are we seeing with the front two?
Alan Pardew 4:03
They hate that shot through the legs. And this is when two strikers work well. Shane Long's taken in one side. The other centre half has pulled off the shoulder of the other centre half and you've got a huge gap.
Unknown 4:13
So this is what they weren't doing in the first half?
Alan Pardew 4:15
Correct, yeah. They're making the same runs in the first half, aren't they, for each other's space up? They haven't played together for a long while and you need that balance, but he does terrifically well there.

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