Brighton batter Arsenal while Spurs go bottom of the table
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The Totally Football Show with James Richardson
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What were the key results of Matchday 5 in the Premier League?
Live from London, it's the Totally Football Show. today. No international break, not now, as ahead of extended Nations League hiatus. Premier League teasingly busts out most dramatic round yet. Seagulls put three goals plus Arsenal. Bees put Chelsea on their knees. Coventry get first win, while defeat to Villa leaves Deserby on track to match 07-08 Derby. We'll talk all of that and more in this Totally Football show. Yes, indeed. Thank you so much for joining us on the Totally Football Show, Sunday the 20th of September, as we come together in the studio on a Sunday night with Daniel Storey here in the flesh. Yes. Fresh back
from Fulham against Man United. Yes, indeed. Fought through Putney Bridge station to be here, which is...
Tick. Excellent. All right. Matt Davis-Adams is here. What route
did you employ? Oh, I've been all over the country today, James, from Grantham to Waterloo to Woking and back again. I'm all in the pursuit of some football that didn't leave me feeling cross like most of the football I've watched this weekend.
Well, tonight you'll come with us on a journey. A journey to some football illumination, perhaps, Matt?
Perhaps.
How did Brighton manage to beat Arsenal 3‑0 at the Amex?
Perhaps. Colin Miller's with us as well. Colin's got a great stat for you later on. You're going to love it. Love it. Colin, how are you? I'm very well, James. How are you?
Why did Brentford’s 3‑0 win over Chelsea stand out?
Excellent. We've also got Thomas and Charlie in the booth and you in the audience. So thank you very much for doing that. Loads of people on the chat right now.
What went wrong for Tottenham in their 3‑2 loss to Aston Villa?
Of course, we're live. It's a Sunday night on YouTube. And actually, cheekily, what with it being an international break and an extended one, but... Benji, Benji Laniado, was observing on Thursday's show that Eddie Howe is right there. So we asked your thoughts, which club might get on the blower over the international break? Martinez was first in saying, how about England calling Howe after they get battered by Spain? On the 26th, loads of other people mentioning your Spurs is your Man United. But realistically, is there, it's surely too early, even with an extended international break, is there a club out there that might actively be considering a change, Colin? I mean, there might be clubs
putting in contingency plans.
What is the story behind the Black Country derby and its significance?
Are you being coy?
How did Nottingham Forest secure a 1‑0 victory over Coventry?
Because you just said somebody. Well, you know, there's 20 Premier League clubs. What
was the one that you just mentioned before we went live?
Well, I think the one club who maybe, and they actually haven't had a bad result, haven't had a bad week, would be Crystal Palace. Crystal Palace.
What were the outcomes of the Everton‑Ipswich and Newcastle‑Hull games?
Pierre Sage. But he's just arrived there. Mm-hmm. Why would he be on the way out? Well, there's just been a little bit of background noise that maybe the ownership and the coaching staff haven't exactly had the synergy that they maybe would have wanted in the opening weeks. And this sort of dates back to actually before the season had begun. So it's not results based. But yeah, let's see how that pans out. I don't think there's any major issue of a club looking to change manager at this point. It's very early in the season,
but let's see. You'd augur that everyone will have a bit of patience. Nobody wants to see people... leaving their
positions this early, or do they, Daniel? Well, the away end at Craven Cottage today was pretty unhappy, booing Kobi Mainu being substituted, then doing his chance when Carrick brought him off. Right. And then I think from standing at Putney Bridge Station talking to a few United fans, not particularly happy with Carrick's post-match assessment that United were... Good stylistically, created loads of chances. The better team. Weren't dominant all the match, but should have won.
What are the upcoming talking points before the international break?
And they were like, oh, we watched a different game from where we stood behind the goal.
And
then you've got your Spurs fans, Matt. Yeah, I'm just looking at the Premier League table and wondering where Eddie Howe fits. Because I think Man United think that they're too big for Eddie Howe. He doesn't know the club, for one thing, which would be a big tick against him. And I think Eddie Howe's too sensible for Tottenham.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What were the key results of Matchday 5 in the Premier League?
0:00–1:21
2
How did Brighton manage to beat Arsenal 3‑0 at the Amex?
1:21–1:30
3
Why did Brentford’s 3‑0 win over Chelsea stand out?
1:30–1:40
4
What went wrong for Tottenham in their 3‑2 loss to Aston Villa?
1:40–2:25
5
What is the story behind the Black Country derby and its significance?
2:25–2:26
6
How did Nottingham Forest secure a 1‑0 victory over Coventry?
2:26–2:41
7
What were the outcomes of the Everton‑Ipswich and Newcastle‑Hull games?
2:41–3:45
8
What are the upcoming talking points before the international break?
3:45–54:24
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