Hi everybody, good morning and welcome to That's Football. I'm Mark Goldbridge and this is your Premier League review show. We are talking Arsenal falling apart. VAR actually got it right, I think. We'll be talking about that. I'm sure that's going to get topical straight away. Also Liverpool are on top. Man United and Chelsea play out a board draw. Spurs Bashman Villa,

Bournemouth beat Man City, even with Michael Oliver up front and loads going on in the rest of the league as well.

Forrest into the top four and the relegation battle was very interesting. And we've got some topical stuff as well.

We'll be talking about is there anybody better than Mo Sala in the Premier League at the moment? Will, welcome to the show. Thank you, Mark, for having me. Can I just say, I think after

the weekend that we've had, I really think I can say this loud and proud, I think we've got

our Premier League back. Just because Man City lost? Just because Manchester City lost. No, I look

up and down the table. I like the fact that Nottingham Forest a third. There was a couple of wins down the bottom for teams that haven't had them.

If they are, I was okay.

There was some decisions that weren't good, but I just feel like we've got a competitive

Premier League from top to bottom, and that warms the cockles of my heart on this cold day.

Yep.

How long will it last?

We'll have to wait and see. Man City's next four games, I believe, are Brighton Spurs, Liverpool and

somebody else. Maybe Aston Biller or something like that. Brighton Spurs, Liverpool Forest.

There we go. That would be very, very interesting. Let's start topical, though, because Arsenal

lost at the weekend. I've put them out of the title race. I did that last Monday. So if you want to

get on the Goldbridge train, come along. It's free. We're heading off to Skegness. Oh, lovely. But I think a lot of people are on that train now. It's interesting, actually, that I was just looking at Gary Neville's predictions for the top four this season. And he had... You have them hung up in your bedroom.

He had Liverpool struggling to get top four. He had Arsenal winning the league, Man City second and Man United third.

I mean, he's had a clangor there, aren't he?

I thought he had...

No, I thought he had Chelsea in there as well.

No, not the one I read.

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