The Football Show – Carragher, Souness, Giggs, Wilder and Merson
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Good morning and welcome to the Football Show. We're here every weekday from 9 through till 11. And our special guests with you this morning, Jamie Carragher and Graeme Souness, who can't wait to get stuck in, of course, from their own homes. And if you weren't with us yesterday, here's a little flavour of what you can expect. good morning everybody and a happy easter to you and your families i hope that you're safe and well and we have to say it is great to be back with you after what a month away hi y'all i'm pamela pepkin and you're about to do pamela pepkin's quarantine workout yeah how did you get the gary how did you get your gym equipment uh your gym outfit across the wheel And I'm very pleased to say that the Chelsea manager, Frank Lampard, joins us now.
He had five years on me. He had all the looks.
He had all the dress sense. He had all the ability.
It was a proud moment, though, because you were both captain, weren't you? Yeah, no, I didn't want anything bad to happen to him or anything like that. When Frank was talking about me and Phil and he mentioned attitude and preparation, but when he talks about his family, he said, good looks, fashion and ability.
I just looked at him and I went, did they? And I had no idea. Obviously, I was so focused on my own team that I didn't really care what kind of the opposition were in. As long as I could see my own players, I didn't really mind.
Oh, no, there was no conversations. It was get the kits off.
We hope to see you at 9 o'clock. Bye from us all.
What was the significance of Ryan Giggs' FA Cup goal against Arsenal?
Yeah, a lot of fun yesterday watching some of those great moments back again. And we've got a lot more of this to come over the coming weeks. As we said, Graham Soonis and Jamie Carragher here with us today. And a very special guest to kick things off on the 14th of April. Because 21 years ago, on this day, we witnessed one of the great... FA Cup goals in the semi-final at Villapark for Manchester United's semi-final replay when Ryan Giggs tore through the Arsenal team by himself to score a very special goal. I'm delighted to say the Wales head coach is with us this morning. How are you, Ryan? Yeah, morning, Dave. Good, thanks. Morning, Graham. Morning, Karen. Morning, Ryan. We've been talking to a few Premier League managers, Ryan, about how difficult it's been for them through the lockdown.
But what about for an international manager in these situations? Yeah, well, obviously, we were looking forward to preparing for the Euros for this summer, which has now been put back a year. So, listen, it's not the end of the world. Obviously, we want everyone to get back to normality as well sooner rather than later. But for me, obviously, it's not Probably as problematic as the Premier League managers. I've just got a plan now, a year ahead. And, yeah, look forward to hopefully the games in September when the Nations League starts. Have you any indication of when you might be playing football again? Then Wales is a country. Well, we're in, Matt, for September. Triple headers, so... three games rather than the usual two games because obviously there's still games to be played for the playoffs to get to the Euros so I hardly want to hear about that for November so yeah there's been a little bit of a change and obviously something that we're not used to in the window that we have so yeah it's going to be different but yeah just like everyone else we're just waiting really and just hopefully getting back to football when it's safe sooner rather than later.
Well, we've got you on, Ryan, because we want to talk about that incredible goal. 21 years ago to this day, any excuse to have another look at it? And here it is. I mean, you've probably seen it about 300 times or more by now, haven't you? Yeah, actually, when I was playing, I never, ever watched it. But yeah, obviously, since then, I've had kids and yeah, they never really seen me play. especially obviously at this time. So yeah, it's good to watch back with the kids and see what the old man used to do. But no, I mean, this was a time when obviously ourselves and Arsenal were the two brilliant teams and we were so alike.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:03–1:49
2
What was the significance of Ryan Giggs' FA Cup goal against Arsenal?
1:49–9:51
3
How do Premier League managers cope with lockdown challenges?
9:51–15:46
4
What insights did Ryan Giggs share about his management style?
15:46–34:07
5
How did Chris Wilder describe his experience in the Premier League?
34:07–45:19
6
What are Paul Merson's thoughts on the impact of recent events in football?
45:19–1:10:46
7
What criteria did pundits use to select their toughest opponents?
1:10:46–1:16:08
8
How do Jamie Carragher and Graeme Souness compare their football experiences?
1:16:08–1:34:13
Speakers
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