"It's Carsley's job to lose."

The Game Football Podcast

The Times

Sports, Soccer

3.4 • 1.4K Ratings

🗓️ 12 September 2024

⏱️ 54 minutes

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Summary

The England job is Carsley’s to lose, but are Finland and Ireland really a test?

Gregor Robertson is joined by Martin Samuel and Tony Cascarino as they assess England, Kane the looming civil war in the Chelsea boardroom.

Plus, a look ahead to the North London derby, pressure on Ten Hag and what is ‘a legend’ in football?

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0:27.0	on a clear day you can see for her.
0:31.0	Oh, fantastic. He sings in the Italian job, which 50 years old this week, the Italian job. Yeah, he sings on that, on days like these. He sings on days like these things like these.
0:43.2	Start of a tent, who wrote the soundtrack
0:45.0	to the Italian job?
0:47.2	The Self Preservation Society.
0:50.2	Quincy Jones.
0:52.0	Quincy Jones, the man that produced Michael Jackson's on the wall and everything,
0:56.0	rights, we are the Self Preservation Society.
0:59.0	An incredible guy, Herbie Hancock, you know, know, used to work with and stuff.
1:03.4	You better bet your life.
1:05.0	Yeah, yeah, yeah, absolutely.
1:07.0	Hello and welcome to the game podcast from The Times.
1:13.0	On today's show we'll be asking if the England job is Lee Carsley's to lose after Harry Kane
1:17.2	marks his hundreds England cap with both goals in a two-no win against Finland.
1:21.1	We'll also be discussing the power struggle in the boardroom at
1:24.4	Stamford Bridge and looking ahead to the return of the Premier League and Sunday's North London Derby.
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