Arteta, Rice and romantic transfers

Football Daily

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Sports, Soccer

4.3 • 4.6K Ratings

🗓️ 25 June 2023

⏱️ 43 minutes

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In this episode of the pod Ben Haines is joined by former Liverpool, Manchester City, West Ham and England goalkeeper David James and ex Wales, Swansea and Aston Villa left-back, Neil Taylor as they deep dive into Sunday’s biggest football stories. They start with Mikel Arteta – who made the headlines after an extensive interview he gave to Spanish newspaper, Marca. In it he talked about turning around the fortunes of the club, how impressed he is by Kai Havertz and his relationship with Pep Guardiola. They get a fans perspective, as Harry Symeou from the Chronicles of a Gooner Podcast joins the chat and gives his reasons as to why many fans would not be happy if Havertz did join the club. And the elephant in the room gets mentioned too… the future of Declan Rice - will he go to Arsenal or Manchester City? (David also gives a West Ham fan angle to the debate…which includes a move abroad.) Then, with news of Aaron Ramsey being linked to his boyhood club, Cardiff City – Ben, David and Neil discuss ‘romantic’ transfers and if the lull of being back home and nostalgia is a key factor for players in the transfer market. And David and Neil talk matters off the pitch – with the projects that they are working on to promote diversity in the game. Neil shares his work with the PFA’s Asian inclusion scheme and David lets us in on the job he is doing to promote more diversity in refereeing in all levels of the sport, from grassroots to the Premier League. Timecodes: 6’30 – Arsenal section, Arteta focus. 15’16 – Kai Havertz being linked to Arsenal. 17’07 – Declan Rice latest. 26’29 – Arteta and Guardiola’s friendship. 30’00 – Transfer news. 32’18 – Neil and David’s work on promoting diversity.

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0:39.6	Hello everyone and welcome along to Sunday's edition of the football daily pod
0:44.1	We're gonna be talking all things arsenal today after some very interesting quotes from Mick LR Teto
0:49.4	We'll also of course run the poor the big transfer rumors doing the rounds on Sunday afternoon and joining me on the pod today
0:56.3	Our former Liverpool man city west Hammingland goalkeeper David James and ex-Wales Swansea and Asterville
1:01.5	They're back Neil Taylor Neil international camps been underway. You've been back in the coach and see how was it?
1:07.7	You enjoy it. Yes, it was very good. Thank you. The real stuff started for us
1:11.4	So we've had a few friendlies you played Columbia and Scotland back in March, but now
1:16.4	European qualification is starting so yeah first up was Denmark away with the first seat on the group
1:22.1	Yeah, with the light of the two-wheel draw actually away could have gone a bit different with them down to nine men in the last few minutes and
1:27.8	Got a bit tasty, but no it was good. The last didn't really be well
1:31.0	And it's always difficult in the offseason
1:33.0	In terms of what you're gonna get from the last some times and
1:35.8	David on that as well in the offseason it could be a little bit up and down
1:38.8	I mean, I know England had a few in different results last summer as well in terms of what you're gonna get for the last one really good
1:43.8	I'm interested. No, I don't know if I've asked you this before but
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