This is the Guardian.

Hi, everybody. It's Max here. Just to let you know that

Nuno Espirito Santo was fired while we were recording right at the end of the pod.

So we react to that at the end, although we kind of expected it to happen while we

discussed Spurs and Manchester United. It's a bit longer than normal, but I hope you enjoy it.

Hello and welcome to the Guardian Football Weekly. So much to discuss. All aboard the Patrick

Villera Express as Crystal Palace winner at City, we all predicted he'd be good.

It's time up for Nuno. Does he know what he's doing? If he doesn't know what he's doing,

then do the people above him know what they're doing, even if they sack him for not knowing what he's

doing. Regardless, it all means that Olly Gennosolshar gets another week. Why do we never talk about

Brighton, a great comeback at Anfield for Graham Potter's Charges? Meanwhile, if Chelsea

sown up the title, are we all coming to terms with West Ham being good? Will we get some reasoned

and well thought out views on Ashton Villa? I'm looking at you, Jordan. Elsewhere, there's the

best save of all time this week for getting injury time at Orient Barry's old yogurt, your questions,

and that's today's Guardian Football Weekly.

On the panel today, Jonathan Wilson. Hello.

Morning, how you doing? Very well. Thank you. Nice to see you. Jordan Jarrah Brian, hello.

Good morning, mate. How are you? Very well. We learned that your dad is a superstar DJ.

Who knew Barry Glenn? Danny, hello. Hello. Isn't it? Yeah, so we've discovered that Jordan,

we've been hiring the wrong Jarrah Brian. That's probably...

Why are we getting all these? I told you that, bummed getting paid, so I wasn't going to...

Yeah, well, these ridiculous opinions. His dad is DJing at Wembley. God, I thought of my dad

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