Scott Carson: Pep SUBBED Me In TRAINING! Why Grealish At City Didn't Work & The Most FINED Player...

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What motivates Scott Carson in training under Pep Guardiola?

Paddy 0:00
Welcome to the Good, the Bad and the Football. Joining us today is the only man at this table who's won four Premier League titles in a row. Scott Gerson. Welcome, pal.
Paul 0:12
Thank you. Cheers, mate. Thanks for coming.
Paddy 0:15
Always nice to have a keeper on the show. That's what I think. It makes a change.
Paul 0:18
Always nice. It makes a change.
Paddy 0:20
Before we get into the ridiculing me goalkeeping skills, sun's out at the minute. I've got the old shorts on. Life's good.

How did Scott Carson adapt to being a third-choice keeper at Manchester City?

Paddy 0:28
You look about 12, Paddy. Thank you. I'll take that. That's a compliment to me.
Nicky 0:32
I've got one thing I need to say before we start the show. We need to know if you're going to apologise for getting your pronunciation wrong.
Paddy 0:47
Get the picture, everyone! Pronunciation's wrong. Fucking hell, that is not going anywhere. That is Jack. Fucking you know the score, Jack. You've already got rid of his nan's butter off the digestives.
Nicky 1:01
Yeah, I need to speak about that as well. Go on. We need to know if you're going to apologise for getting niece biscuit wrong.

What was the story behind Pep subbing Scott off in training?

Nicky 1:07
Nice biscuit wrong.
Paddy 1:10
Well, I'm still safe. Do you still think it's nice? No, it is nice. Do you know what I mean? The biscuits, don't you?
Scott Carson 1:17
What says nice on the front? Yeah, I did think it was nice, to be honest. Not a fucking fellow goalkeeper. It is, right.
Paddy 1:24
We're not going to go on about it no more, because it's bored everyone. Let it go, though.
Nicky 1:28
But you're wrong.
Paddy 1:29
A lot of people, though, were agreeing with the nice. A lot of people.

How does the mentality of Manchester City players contribute to their success?

Paddy 1:33
I think, you know what it is? Honest to God. It's personal preference. If you want to call Nice, call Nice.
Nicky 1:38
If you want to call Nice, call Nice. All I'm saying is I got a direct message from the owner of the shop saying, basically, you're right, Nick. What shop? The shop that sells them.
Unknown 1:46
What?
Nicky 1:47
Every fucking shop in it on earth? Tesco. Tesco. You know the ballerina owns every shop on earth. Pronounced the same as a city in France.
Paddy 1:56
Anyway, we'll move on.

What insights does Scott provide about Erling Haaland's personality off the pitch?

Paddy 1:58
I've got to say, the sun's out. Lovely weekend. I jet wash my soft furnishings because it's getting ready for... I did a bit of that yesterday.
Unknown 2:07
Cleaned the furniture, the outside furniture. Are you a carcher, man? Yeah. The big yellow one it is. I've got a K7.
Nicky 2:14
Top of the trade. I take it serious. I'll put it out when the rain comes the following week. I've covered it up this morning.
Paddy 2:23
I have a bloke who does the leaves. I can't be arsed with that. I can't be arsed with that.

What are the challenges faced by players like Marcus Rashford during loan spells?

Nicky 2:29
This is a normal thing. Everyone has someone up doing the leaves.
Paddy 2:32
It's about helping out small businesses. There's a fella there, he does all that. I'm like, right, I do all the jet washing and what have you. And he comes and does the leaves. I can't be arsed with buying leaf blowers and suckers and all that, Keryl, but what I'm getting at is... Jet washing is satisfying though, isn't it?
Paul 2:51
Yeah, it is.
Scott Carson 2:52
It is to be found. I don't mind it. I do like the leaves though. Do you? That's my job, yeah.
Paddy 2:56
Are you a blower or a sweeper?
Unknown 3:00
Bit of both.

How does Scott Carson view the role of a goalkeeper in a top club?

Unknown 3:03
Or are you a sucker? All three to be fair.
Paddy 3:08
Well, hey, this sounds wrong, but how big's your sack? Because you can get a 10 litre sack, you can get as much leaves in it as possible.
Scott Carson 3:19
To be fair, this time of year is not too bad, but you can come... September, October, I need more than one sack. It's game over, isn't it?
Paul 3:29
I didn't know they were suckers. I thought they were just blowers.
Scott Carson 3:31
No, no, you can get on that sucker as well. I didn't know that. You just blow them and they fucking come back, so you need to get rid of them.
Paddy 3:39
Yeah, so these, you go over. It almost acts as a vacuum cleaner, but it's fantastic. But I just can't be arsed to have anyone I'd never use it.

What does Scott think about the future of football and his own career path?

Paddy 3:48
Leave it to the bloke who comes round. I've got one of them things that looks like a lawnmower, but it picks shit up off lawn. You go over it like that. Vac? What, like a roller thing? No, it's not a vac. One of them things that sweeps things up.
Scott Carson 4:07
I've got one of these. It's basically like an outside hoover. Yeah. See what I mean? A lawnmower. No, it's not a lawnmower. It's just basically... It's just a hoover for outside. Yeah, but you go, hey, outdoor hoover. Can you believe it?
Paul 4:22
I like the sound of that.
Scott Carson 4:23
But it's just a nightmare empty now.

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