The Football Show - Redknapp, Carragher, Hamann and Bridge
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What significant anniversary is celebrated at the start of the episode?
Good morning. Welcome along to the football show. And the very first thing we want to say is a very happy birthday to Captain, or should we say Colonel Tom Moore, who celebrates his 100th birthday today. He's raised almost £30 million for charity. We salute you, sir. Have a wonderful day. It's also 15 years today that Chelsea won their first Premier League title. We're joined live by Wayne Bridge, one of the members of that side. Also, Didi Haman is with us. He's chatting with his two former teammates, Jamie Redknapp and Jamie Carragher, who are our guests today. And inspired by Chelsea's 15-year anniversary, we're asking the boys to decide upon the greatest single season ever by a Premier League title winner.
Phil Neville's cross, Cantona coming in and he's scored for Manchester United.
It's Manchester United's Championship.
Magic ball from Bergkamp to Patrick Vieira! Quite literally unbeatable. The title and a place in history belongs to Arsenal. What a break for Frank Lampard and Riccardo come early on with him. He's not going to need him, is he? Frank Lampard has done it! Blue is the card. Chelsea is the name on the Premiership trophy. And in his debut season as manager, Jose Mourinho has done it.
Launch long, trying to set Jamie Vardy away.
And he's there!
What a goal! You have just seen something right out of the very top floor!
Premier League champions 2016, the amazing Leicester City! One last chance for City to claim the 100 points. Jesus is in here, Gabriel Jesus has done it!
and that is why City are champions because they have that capacity to come up with a late goal when it matters history makers
Five brilliant contenders, five brilliant teams. You can have your say. Get involved via Twitter using the hashtag SkyFootballShow and have your say on those five potential champions. And the boys will be having their say on it a little later on as well. Let's bring Patrick Davison, our reporter, into the mix first up this morning, though. Patrick, what have you got for us?
Well, Davis, the takeover of Newcastle United seems to inch ever closer, so speculation over their managerial plans seems to intensify. A story that was led by Sky Sports News yesterday, Maurizio Pochettino, the first choice of the new owners.
What are the highlights of Chelsea's first Premier League title season?
Now, that's something we touched on on the football show before, and it's probably worth saying that Steve Bruce is in the hot seat at the moment and doing a good job, certainly not letting anyone down. But there's just this one line here, In the story by Sports News that was picked up in the papers that I thought was a development and was worth us expanding on, Pochettino is keen on a return to the Premier League. No surprise there, but is known to be interested in the role. And if I put that to you, Jamie Carragher, first, known to be interested in the role. That's not far short of he wants the job. And I suppose, is it reasonable to expect that new owners want a new man?
Yeah, it is. I mentioned this last week. I think people in football would love Steve Bruce to get a chance. But if you're looking at owners coming in and whether it was football or any business, I always feel if that person is not the guy you want to manage your club, why? so to just stop doing what you want to do right from the beginning instead of maybe giving steve bruce 100 200 300 million and he's not your guy and you're doing it just to appease people in some way so people don't criticize you for changing a manager straight away i think the new regime comes in and they don't feel steve bruce is the the man they want to take them exactly where they want to go they've got every right to change that if they do
believe Steve Bruce is the right man happy days for everyone as I said people would love to see him get given a chance but I don't think new owners coming to Newcastle should be criticised if they change the manager they want to hit the ground running and Pochettino was the best possible manager I think Newcastle could get right at this moment he's available you're talking about Pochettino actually saying almost saying he would like the job
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Chapters
4 chapters
1
What significant anniversary is celebrated at the start of the episode?
0:03–3:09
2
What are the highlights of Chelsea's first Premier League title season?
3:09–13:54
3
What are the thoughts on Newcastle United's managerial situation?
13:54–27:58
4
What were the key issues during England's 2010 World Cup campaign?
27:58–43:52
Speakers
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