Fantasy 606: Anfield attackers, Joe Batchelor and the broken buzzer

606

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🗓️ 13 October 2022

⏱️ 57 minutes

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Summary

Alistair Bruce-Ball, Chris Sutton and Statman Dave look ahead to another week of fantasy football.

England rugby league international Joe Batchelor joins the pod ahead of the start of the Rugby League World Cup. How does he think England will get on? And how will Joe get on at the all-important game of Sutton Death?

Statman Dave discusses which Liverpool attackers to transfer into your side after Jurgen Klopp's change in tactics, and whether to keep Manchester City and Arsenal players ahead of gameweek 12.

Plus, the pronunciation buzzer goes rogue!

Transcript

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0:00.0	Hello and welcome to Football Daily.
0:03.6	The football season is back.
0:05.4	Well, I'm always happy going into a new season.
0:07.8	I'll leave the best time of the year, isn't it?
0:09.4	We've got the latest news,
0:10.8	insight and analysis across the world of football.
0:13.6	It's not a fancy anymore.
0:14.8	He is a Premier League manager.
0:16.2	They know how to win things.
0:17.4	They want to win things.
0:18.4	He gets Champions League football.
0:20.0	And it's not just a play is kicking off.
0:21.6	I'll tell you the face to show me now.
0:23.4	You're 10 seconds in together.
0:25.2	I'm used to talking to you, isn't it, really?
0:26.8	Football Daily.
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0:33.8	Previously on Fantasy 6.06.
0:37.8	Look on that, Arsenal.
0:39.8	No!
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