Sesko Strikes Again, Gyokeres Finds Form & Gary’s Annoying Arsenal Fans | Stick to Football EP 118

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What insights does Gary Neville share about the title race?

Paul Scholes 0:00
Just before we get started, a quick thanks to our partners and clothing. We hope you enjoy the show. Right, let's go for it. You ready, Gary? We're ready. What have you got on?
Unknown 0:12
I've got my Leipzig top on. It's sent to us by the Bundesliga.

How is Viktor Gyökeres performing this season?

Unknown 0:15
Friday night's live on the overlap.
Paul Scholes 0:17
Well done. Good promotion. Well done, Kieran. I'm doing my best, Gary. So I... I just had to... I like the Stone Roses.
Unknown 0:26
I don't like United.
Paul Scholes 0:28
Well, one out of the two. Yeah, one out of the two would take that. I like Salford, though. Thank you.

What impact is Benjamin Šeško having on Manchester United's attack?

Paul Scholes 0:33
Didn't bring us any luck last night. Didn't bring us any luck last night.

What are the current relegation worries for Tottenham?

Paul Scholes 0:35
They're going to keep letting me in, you know. I think I've lost three and three. My last three. Well, stay away then. Don't come back. Terrible, eh? It was a bad night.
Unknown 0:46
If the header goes in at 1-1 and he hits the bar, it might have been all right.
Paul Scholes 0:51
The shot straight after that, the keeper's saved it. It's hit the lad on the line and come back to him. He just can't wink. Bizarre, that. Ah well, we're on.

How does the Premier League Companion enhance fan engagement?

Unknown 1:01
Need to win at the weekend, Colchester.
Paul Scholes 1:04
I was going to go to Colchester but I'm not now because I'm doing Arsenal-Chelsea on Sunday so I was going to go down early on Saturday but I can't now.
Unknown 1:11
You go in the away ends when you go?
Paul Scholes 1:12
Yeah, I go to away ends. I didn't do last week at Cheltenham because there was a few of us going but at Bromley... Just before Christmas, well, a month or so before Christmas, I went in the away end, yeah. Hud up. Lost a game. We lost as well, 2-0.
Unknown 1:25
I went to Barnet away, Sophie. I like going in the away end.
Paul Scholes 1:29
It's good. Good atmosphere. Yeah, it's good. Just nice to watch a game on a terrace and just watch it properly. That's what I like about League 2. You can do that.

What reflections does Roberto Martínez have on the Portugal squad?

Paul Scholes 1:37
I love League 2. I mean, it's a bit scruffy at times, but... Arsenal-Chelsea this weekend, big game. I think Arsenal will do it now. We've got a bit of a hybrid episode today, haven't we?
Unknown 1:48
We have. We have. Do you reckon he's got the biggest cup upset ever? Wigan and City at Wembley? You've got an upset in the third round and then you've got an upset like that, haven't you?

How does Cristiano Ronaldo's role evolve as the World Cup approaches?

Unknown 2:02
Incredible, really. Here they are. Jim Ratcliffe here. How much are you getting paid for that? No, no, I'm not getting paid. Stone Roses.
Paul Scholes 2:12
I'm not getting paid for this. Why are you doing that? Where's your Salford Orange one? Oh, I've worn Salford Orange on here, but just a few weeks ago when it was for Manny, wasn't it?
Gary Neville 2:20
Yeah, yeah, yeah. Before the City game.
Paul Scholes 2:22
Oh, that is cool. How nice, eh? Yeah.
Ian Wright 2:24
I thought, do you know something? You've got one for everyone, obviously.

What community questions are raised about the episode's themes?

Ian Wright 2:27
No. No, I can get you one. I can get you one.
Jill Scott 2:30
You look about 20 years old.
Paul Scholes 2:33
I like it.
Jill Scott 2:34
It's for money.
Paul Scholes 2:35
So that's nice, that corduroy jacket. Of course it is, I'm wearing it. What's that, Karen?
Unknown 2:40
Leipzig shirt, Scorsese, because we've got... Hey! There's a lot of live on the overlap. How are you? I remember when you were interviewing me in the early years.
Gary Neville 2:51
Yes, remember?
Unknown 2:52
And now look at me. Dropped off, didn't I? Okay, how are you? You good? Yes.
Paul Scholes 2:58
Roberto got a tracksuit on, Roberto.
Unknown 3:00
Trying to be low-key with it.
Paul Scholes 3:01
I know. Too far you've embarrassed me here with what you're wearing. Oh, no. You're the smartest.
Unknown 3:06
Really smart.
Jill Scott 3:07
Looking good, my friend.
Unknown 3:08
International management, you look very fresh and relaxed. It's true, right? And you've got a good team.
Gary Neville 3:16
Is that true though, Roberto? It's fresh, you feel like you've got time in your head and stuff?
Roberto Martínez 3:21
You know what, it's interesting because obviously I had seven years in the Premier League and managing in the Premier League is almost, you look forward all the time, it's the next game, next game. Even the press, at the end of the game, you're already thinking about the next game. If there's any players, anything. Family life in existence. I remember my first girl, Luella, first three years I was at Everton, never saw her, the first three years of her life. And then you go to international football and it's more intense when you've got the games because it's the whole country and there is no margin of error. In the league you can lose a game and then you get the three wins and you get back.

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