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Hi there and welcome along to this week's Sunday supplement podcast.

I'm Vihigomosal and alongside me as always is the assistant editor of the Meridaire in Lewis.

Joining us today is the chief football writer from the independent Miguel Delaney.

We take an in-depth look at those comments from Antonio Consay after he watched his spur side lose a two-goal lead to draw against Southampton.

We chat to Aaron Ramster to find out how tough Michael Arteta really is, plus we reflect on a relatively good week for Erling Ireland as he picks up just the eight goals in the space of two games.

Miguel, I want to start talking about the situation with them midweek. There was a hard fought game against Sporting, wasn't it? How much of an effect do you think that will have had on them going out of the Europa League?

In terms of going out of the competition, I don't think that much.

Obviously, Arteta will be disappointed the players will want to win a trophy, but really if you stand back, it means they can completely focus on this title race.

They don't have any distraction and can't really go and say that Thursday to Sunday schedule when Europa League.

It is a proper slog that can really detract from him. You can argue even Manchester United already started to feel a little bit of the effect from how jaded they've started to look.

Whereas now, Arteta will be all about that title race, so it's one of those things where obviously they have to say they're disappointed secretly.

They can be positive to us.

They were hugely impressive against Fulham, and in fact I'm picking you up because you thought Philham might do it against them didn't you?

That's it. Sorry.

Thanks for it.

But you did, but it was fun.

Flushing me out there.

But they were really impressive, weren't they?

Yeah, I was at the game, and the first half was as good as seeing Arteta on this season.

Also in the sense it was that kind of business-like element.

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