Talk Sport Clips of the week

Yes, time once again for the Clips of the Week with Tool Station

And we have a bumper 18.

Oh, very good.

A few really good ones in there.

You never can tell.

Last week we were down to 11.

Yeah.

Who knows? Anyway, we kick off this week with co-commentator Tash Dowey at Wrexham v. Forest, and we didn't realize just how much refs are getting involved in games at the moment. Yeah, it did, and also I think his touch let him down. But here again, I think that was quite a soft foul by the referee. I think Hutchinson has made the most of it. Shouldn't be making tackles. Did he book himself, though? I think he did. Oh, okay. That's all right. Of course, the big FA Cup upset was at McElspield. Here's co-commentator Andy Townsend on that palace defeat. It wasn't that long ago. They were running around Wembley with the trophy And celebrating with their fans

And having the most incredible day

Well this time now

The ball is on the other foot

They're going to have to take this one on the chin

Getting all the metaphors in there

The ball being on the other foot

Jeff Stelling also reflected on the game

And gave us some shock news

About the Palace manager

We'll turn our attention To Crystal Palace after that loss to McEltsfield. This is the other side of the coin. Need to say, Olivia, Glasner was fuming. She's a lovely girl, isn't she, Olivia? She's leaving as well, actually. Is she going to go at the same time? Fantastic, good. But of course, the story was Macclesfield. And we were equally shocked to discover this about the club's owner Rob Smithhurst from Natalie Sawyer. Rob, I know Andy said finally, this is a couple more questions for me if you don't mind. Just quickly, the journey you've already been on. What, five years old you are really? He looks older, doesn't he? He's quite mature for a five-year-old. old I guess I mean to have bought a football club I didn't know where the money had been nicked out of his mum's purse I don't know where the money came from it's impressive staying with the FA Cup this was the event manager David Moyes after that penalty defeat by Sunderland today we've done a great job with what we had available to get us back into the game

and take it to penalties. But it felt like a damp squid. Yeah, it was a damp. I mean, by definition. Aren't all squids damp? Well, otherwise, I imagine they die, don't they really? You've got to keep a level of dampness if you're a squid. I'm not a squid, I wouldn't know. No, definitely. Meanwhile, Andy.

Steve Harmeson was reporting from Newcastle versus Bournemouth.

But Newcastle versus Bormmouth.

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