Welcome into the latest edition of ESPNFC. I'm Dan Thomas joined by Craig Burley and his

shaker. It's locked for the shaker. Quite rightly said. It's international week.

So I'll be giving you about this top five goalkeeper later on in the show. But we'll kick

things off by discussing Manchester United who had a horrible time both on and off the

pitch over recent weeks. You take a look at it. £1 billion in debt, theatre of pain. The

stock stuff is a record sell off. We were on the pitch, of course, in the Sancho showdown

very publicly. As we've brought it yesterday, Anthony now suspended by the club. For more

on this, let's welcome into our Mariam Alcure and of course Mark Hoppton joins us as

well. Mark, it's not great, is it?

No, it never is, is it? It seems to be on the show more than ever these days. It's

always at Mariam Alcure to be in crisis, so it's getting to, but it's keeping work. But

the Mariam Alcure, as we know, that for the biggest club in the Premier League, one of

the big clubs in the world, and whatever happens there gets magnified. But in the last

week or so, it's been bad news all the way, isn't it? Yeah, I mean, you've reeled it

all off there, the takeover, the debt, the loss of money, all the transfers, all the

last 10 years. Sancho, Anthony, what's going to happen next? We've got another round

of international's, this next couple of days, which could seem all plays, been into

by the weekend. So, if you're a man you know how it's fun right now, there's no much

good news. I mean, it's common as the good news, but that's probably not the good news

that you want, because he's scoring goals for Scotland and not for England, and nothing

man you know, you should say.

Let's take a look then at Manchester United's unavailable show. They take on Brighton

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