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Chapter 1: What is the main topic of the quiz in this episode?
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Is Mike a frozen or is he actually thinking?
You dickhead.
Why is he a dickhead?
Because he's just copying it the same as one below me and he's probably got it right, has he? He's spot on. No way! I'm thinking of going higher.
It won't make any fucking difference because Al's spot on. How many do you think? 50. Micah? 48. Alan is spot on.
I've got the point back. Come on. Oh my God.
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Which Premier League club holds the record for the all-time highest spend transfer window? We know that. We've done that on the pod before. It is Liverpool. I'll go City then. Micah is correct. Of course I'm correct. How much did they spend? And obviously it was last summer. Yes. How much? It was like £460 million. £425 million. You're pretty much in the middle. £446.5 million.
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Chapter 2: Which Premier League club holds the record for highest spending in a transfer window?
I don't think it'll really make any difference because even if someone does score a goal or two, it's not going to change the order. So, Premier League players that have scored the most goals with the left peg. So, I'll give you a few seconds to think about it. This is quite hard, this, eh?
Well, you know, you've got to think about left footed players, I suppose, but it doesn't necessarily mean that they're all left footed players.
Can I go first, Al, this time?
Yes, you can go first, Micah. Give me a bit more thinking time.
Big Meeks to go first. Mo Salah, Mo Salah, running down the wing.
Salah, our Egyptian king. Egyptian king, Mo Salah. Well, unsurprisingly, he's in the top ten.
Mm-hmm.
Unsurprisingly, he's number one. So great start for Micah. I mean, we've talked about Mo many times, but obviously his time is up at Liverpool. It could have ended a little bit, a bit more amicably. But overall, I mean, his contribution to Liverpool over the almost decade that he's been there has been incredible, hasn't it?
Yeah, he's been amazing. He's been absolutely outstanding. One of the Premier League greats of all time. Set such a high standard and did so many great things for Liverpool. I wish it hadn't sort of ended in the way it has done, but it is what it is. They clearly don't get on him and the manager and haven't done for a while. But yeah, that doesn't take away from what he's done for Liverpool.
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Chapter 3: How do Alan and Micah prepare for the quiz?
Or actually, can I say we have a top 11? And how can that happen?
We must have a joint.
Yes. Which joint though?
What do you mean, which joint?
Joint 10th, no?
Correct, Mike, obviously. It's joint 8th, you just go to 10th, so it doesn't matter. Love it, love it. Yes, we have joint 10th place players, of which I'm sure you'll guess them at some point. So, Micah Richards, back to you.
Sorry, where was Giggs, sorry? 4th. 4th, so Giggs 4th. What about my mate Daniel Sturridge? Ooh, that's a good shout. Lovely left foot he did.
He did, actually, and he scored quite a lot of goals with that left foot, didn't he? Mm-hmm.
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Chapter 4: Who are the top left-footed goal scorers in Premier League history?
I'm afraid there's a buck coming, though, Michael.
Oh!
Oh!
And the bot is, he just misses out, is in 12th. And if you consider we've got a 10th equal, you'll realise that that was really, really close. So your mate Sturridge has let you down. Not for the first time. Yeah, Daniel Sturridge, 12th with 47 goals. So our first mistake. Can't believe it. So it's over to you, Alan. You've now got the advantage. Home advantage has gone.
Left footed Premier League.
Robin van Persie. Good shout.
Good shout indeed. Robin van Persie's in third place, Alan.
Ooh, come on, big me.
You know, both at Arsenal and Manchester United. I mean, we've talked about him many times on the podcast, but he was a very, very good finisher. I think the best one was definitely that. ball from Rooney over the shoulder and that first time volley. That was left foot, wasn't it?
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Chapter 5: What challenges do Alan and Micah face during the quiz?
Yeah, I think that's fair. I think it's one of those things where because we're in an era of social media, And when you're a big lad up front, if you don't get hold of the ball, people just call you a donkey, don't they?
He was definitely not that.
All the memes going around about him wearing Timbaland boots, similar with Jokeres earlier on in the season until they won the league.
Can I tell you the people that do that though, Micah? are people that generally are probably not very good at football. You have no idea how good you have to be to be in the Premier League, let alone in the Premier League's top 10 left-footed goalscorers.
Yeah, I like it. But in terms of, if you speak to people who have played the game, I think he's got his respect.
I agree. So what's the number?
So Mahrez was 59, we said.
No, Mahrez was 62.
Oh, 62, sorry.
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Chapter 6: How do the players' performances impact the quiz outcome?
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