Doku heads to Man City, Dyche with work to do at Everton

Football Daily

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🗓️ 22 August 2023

⏱️ 34 minutes

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Summary

Kelly Somers, former Tottenham captain Ledley King and England international Natasha Dowie assess Manchester City's move for Jeremy Doku, looking at how the Rennes player would fit into Manchester City's side. Ledley gives an insight into Ange Postecoglou's first days as Tottenham head coach. And Matt Jones from the Blue Room podcast joins the team to discuss Everton's bad start to the new campaign. TIMECODES 02:29 Jeremy Doku to join Man City 07:29 Everton's poor start 16:09 Optimism for Spurs with Postecoglou 24:22 Arsenal's win at Crystal Palace

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0:00.0	BBC Sounds, Music, Radio, Podcasts.
0:04.9	The Football Daily Podcast, from BBC Radio 5 Live.
0:09.6	Hello and welcome to the Football Daily Podcast.
0:11.8	I'm Kelly Summers.
0:12.8	Coming up, we're going to take a look at Everton's tricky start
0:15.5	to the season.
0:16.4	I'm also taught Tottenham as the Ange Postercoglu revolution
0:20.1	takes shape.
0:20.9	And who better?
0:21.7	To talk Spurs than former captain, ledley King,
0:24.7	ledley, I'm sure you're enjoying watching Spurs so far,
0:27.1	aren't you?
0:27.7	I am.
0:28.2	I am very much really impressed with the first game against
0:32.0	Brentford.
0:32.7	For the team, deserved the three points, really.
0:35.3	Last season, we had quite a few draws,
0:37.3	but they were different draws.
0:38.6	They felt different.
0:39.4	This time, it was refreshing to see the team on the front
0:41.5	for controlling the game.
0:43.4	And it actually goes back to preseason.
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