Ekitike Shines, Carrick Keeps Winning & Man City Drop Points Again

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What standout performances did Ekitike and Wirtz deliver?

Micah Richards 0:00
Coming up on today's show... Are we talking about someone now who could be the next one on the list to be world class alongside of Kane, Haaland, Mbappe, that sort of level?
Gary Lineker 0:12
Do you think Isak plays wide once he gets back fit and strong? Or do they cash in?
Micah Richards 0:17
I don't care what anyone says, say what you want about tactics or not. Tactically, he got it right.
Gary Lineker 0:23
Yeah.
Micah Richards 0:23
It hurt me today watching Man City. It hurt me to the core. Hang on a minute, what's going on behind you?
Gary Lineker 0:30
What's going on there, Micah? Did you reminisce there to Mario Balotelli coming around your house?
Gary Lineker 0:45
Hello and welcome to The Rest Is Football with Alan Shearer, Micah Richards and me, Gary Lineker. Right, let me explain this. We're recording this part of the episode at midday on Sunday before the other games. We'll jump on for the second half and discuss those a bit later.

How is Liverpool's new signings adapting under Arne Slot?

Gary Lineker 1:05
The reason for that is probably because Alan is now in Portugal and it could be a long day for him, so we're not sure. We'll see him later. Alan, first you need to explain, why have you got gold horns growing out of your head?
Alan Shearer 1:17
It's the only thing I've got growing out of my head in years, Gaz, so that doesn't matter. Yeah, I'm just sat in the wrong place here. I'm in Portugal, yeah, we've got a little pro-am happening this week, golf. So I'm hoping my mate Pete can pull out all the stops and bring his A game again, unlike last time. And if he doesn't, you'll blame him. And if we don't win, it's his fault, as you know. So, yeah, I'm here for a few days and, yeah, see what happens. But later on, I'm not sure where I'll be or what I'll be doing, but I am having a drink this afternoon, so thanks for covering for me later on.
Micah Richards 1:49
Are you and Pete sharing beds again?
Alan Shearer 1:52
No, no, no, no, no. Pete's got his own bedroom this time. It's all right.

What are Manchester United's prospects under Michael Carrick?

Micah Richards 2:00
Where are you, Mike? You're working today, aren't you? Yes, I'm just in London, about to head to work in about 45 minutes. When you say to work, where are you going? Super Sunday.
Gary Lineker 2:11
Super Sunday, yeah.
Micah Richards 2:12
Super Sunday for Sky.
Gary Lineker 2:13
It's not real work, is it? It's not exactly a coal mine, is it?
Micah Richards 2:17
It's not real work. It's definitely not real work, lads. It's not.
Gary Lineker 2:21
It's enjoyment. Let's call it enjoyment. You know, I went to watch a game.

What went wrong for Manchester City against Spurs?

Gary Lineker 2:24
I went to QPR. I went to Loftus Road. Why? To watch QPR Coventry.
Alan Shearer 2:32
What's happening with Coventry?
Gary Lineker 2:33
What's happening with them? A friend of mine, Giles Curran, invited me and I went with my friend JD. A bit of lunch before and then watched the game. It's quite close. QPR won as well. Played quite well. Coventry were poor, going through a bit of a sticky spell like most teams do at some point. But it was a giggle. It was fun. And everybody, I sat in the crowd as well, so it was quite, and everyone was lovely.

How did Newcastle manage to outplay Liverpool?

Gary Lineker 2:58
Lineker's a wanker. Lineker's a wanker. I didn't get any of that. I did when I played there, I got a lot of that.
Alan Shearer 3:06
I feel sorry for the two blokes sat behind you. They had a fucking great view of those lugs.
Gary Lineker 3:13
That's not allowed these days. I tell you what though, every walk into the ground, you're going with all the supporters and every single one of them going, what are you coming to watch this for? It's terrible. It's going to be terrible. Fans, the pessimism was, but it was really good atmosphere at the end. It was a lot of fun. This episode is powered by Fuse Energy. Winter is all about energy. Switching on Christmas lights, warming your home for a cozy night in, keeping the TV on for all the festive fixtures.

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Alan Shearer 3:48
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Gary Lineker 3:55
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Alan Shearer 4:21
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