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Hi pod fans. You know what this is. Max here. If you're watching the video, I've just been for a run,

hence my slightly dishevelled state inspired by Barry Glenn Denning. But yes, Ruben Amram has been sacked by Manchester United.

As is customary, they waited until about 50 minutes after we finished recording.

Ollie says, I'm excited for the emergency voice note at the beginning of today's pod.

Johnny says, I bet you've already recorded the pod doing the voice note now, question mark.

Yes, Depotot voice note time

yes uh pat says i can guarantee max and co finished recording guardian football weekly 20 minutes ago

uh Tommy i really hope you aren't being woken up for a voice note uh etc etc etc thank you for your

messages you're ahead of us but you know we like it because it's the constants in life. So this pod does discuss Ruben Amarin. And actually, what we say is pretty relevant, even if we didn't have the sacking news. We will do a special on this tomorrow. But for the time being, here is the podcast. And it's still good, even if it doesn't have this breaking news.

We'll cover that tomorrow. I hope you enjoy it. Thanks. Bye.

Hello and welcome for the Guardian Football Weekly and congratulations again to Donald Trump

for winning the inaugural FIFA Peace Prize. Has anyone checked on Gianni? Before matters of world security,

the Premier League, did Pep get out-tacticked by

a never managed a game before Callan McFarlane. Chelsea changed things at half-time and scored late.

Four points dropped in two games. And it's Arsenal, who were the ominous ones, a match-winning

performance from Declan Rice at Bournemouth. Also today, a first win for Wolves. Not ideal that

it comes in the 26 part of the 25-26 season, but they blew West Ham away. Things look grim for Noon. Harrison Reed couldn't have got it any more top corner if he picked it up and placed it there as Bullen Draw with Liverpool. A hat trick for Tiago, as Brentford continued to impress. Where does Ruben Amram's post-match sit on the all-new Moreska scale? Will Spurs ever not be booed off again?

There are comfortable wins for Villa, Newcastle, and Brighton.

Not a great afternoon for Wilfrid Nancy.

Rangers blitz Celtic in the second half.

We'll do all that plus your questions, and that's today's Guardian Football Weekly.

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