Hello, this is international football commentator Derek Ray, and you're listening to the Ranks FC podcast.

Hello, Rank Squad and welcome to Rank's F.C. It's your favourite intercontinental podcast. Well, this week, we are keeping things very much based in London. DJ is not here, but I'm Jack Collins, and I'll be your host today. And standing in admirably is a man who you know very, very well on this channel already. It is the wonderful Mr. Doogie Critchley. How you doing, Dukes? Hello, Jack. Yes, I'm good. Thank you. Thanks for having me on ranks. I haven't been on ranks for a little while. Very excited to be back. I'm good. I'm gearing up for a big weekend because kind of having thought all was done in terms of Sondland's

European hopes, it's now very much back on. But we do still have to beat Chelsea at home. So

far from a, you know, foregone conclusion. But it's nice to have something to play for on the

final weekend, unlike Fulham. I imagine you're feeling a little bit, sort of like want the season to be done from a Fulham perspective at least. Yeah, I was going to say, is one of those who you're kind of looking at it and being like, oh, that sounds nice to have something to play for. I mean, look, we've done it to ourselves. So they have absolutely nobody else to blame. All of the results last weekend went in our favor. And we didn't beat Wolves at Molyneux. So, you know, it would have been lovely to go into the final day with something to play for. But unfortunately, not going to be the case. As soon as this is done, I think the better. And we can reset, have a World Cup and come back next season with potentially

renewed optimism and potentially a new manager as well, which is going to be the topic of

today's podcast, not Fulham. We're not going to sit here and talk about the future of Marco

Silver. But it has been a big week, dudes, in terms of managerial changes, in terms of all of the bits and

Bob starting to click into gear for next season.

So I'm going to pick out three managerial changes that we're going to discuss in a bit of detail.

This first bit was going to be about the Premier League merry-go-round.

But actually, since the start of planning this episode, the news has broken,

first via Olli Holt at the Daily Mail, that Pep Guardiola was going to be leaving Manchester

City after the weekend's game. And then further via David Ornstein at the Athletic, that it looks

like Enzo Moreska is going to be the man to replace him a decade for Peck

at the helm of Manchester City. It's been an incredibly successful decade, 20 trophies,

including six Premier Leagues, four of which came in a row, which is the first time that has ever

happened, took the club to just the second ever treble achieved by an English side.

He's won five league cups.

He's won three FAA cups.

He's won a club world cup.

He's won a UEFA Cup.

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