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Hello and welcome to The Guardian football weekly, Manchester United win the car about

Cup in the end of relatively straightforward win for Eric Tenhard's side.

If Casamero was a panic by sometimes, it's quite good to panic more proof he was being held back

at the Bernabal. The Loris Carrier's story arc had neither a glorious or a tragic end.

And so the overexcited douries in the Trafalgar Square Fountain will have to wait for a bit more

salary investment before ending their drought. In the Premier League, we've already done one

emergency Chelsea manager podcast this season. And frankly, we don't have time to do one today.

Grand Potter's side, and Neemick once again this time at Spurs,

Arsland City both win at the top while West Ham score four brackets, four goals. Danny Yings knows

where the goal is. A big first win for Havvy Grasia, a big second defeat for Sean Dye's,

and Liverpool still aren't quite at it. Also, today's Celtic win the Scottish League Cup,

we pay tribute to John Watson, and the pod finally reaches the North Pole. All that plus your

questions, and that's The Guardian football weekly. On the panel today, Nadia Manoa, welcome.

Good morning, sir. Good morning. Dave says, starting the sweepstakes now for the first

to be totally honest of the pod. What are we saying? I'm going the 12th minute welcome, Troy Townsend.

To be totally honest, that's totally out of question now. So yeah, good morning, by the way.

Mark says, is Barry going to speak before eight minutes, 50 seconds this time? It took me completely

by surprise on Thursday. I've forgotten he was on. Welcome, Barry. Hello, Matt. How are you?

I'm very good. Thank you. Let's start with the Canaan by Cup Final. Dave says,

should be happy that the pre-nation state club beat the nation state club. Nadia, you were there,

and you talked to us now from a windowless hotel room in Houston, because it's been

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