Welcome into the latest edition of ESPN FC. I'm Dan Thomas, joy by Casey Keck, Craig

Burley and Shaka Hiss. I will kick things off in the fifth round of the FA Cup. Bristol

City take on a Manchester City and Peck Wadiola side safely through to the quarter finals

of the Phil Foden, who would open the scoring after seven minutes. Bristol City though

didn't roll over. City getting the job done laid on. Foden getting his second and lovely

goal from Kevin DeBroiner, seeing them register a 3-0 win.

Frank LaPouf joins us. It's a reflection of what happened in that game. Frank, you've

been quite critical of Manchester City of late. Did you enjoy that?

No. I mean, they're a very effective, nothing to be critical about, you know, professionally

talking. They did exactly what they had to do to make sure Bristol didn't exist at some

point. But why it's always so boring watching them, you know. You're always on your toes

because you think, you know, if something's going to happen, you have maybe half of the

team are among the best player in the world. And then you have Bristol trying something,

you know, at the beginning of the game, you know, having some good actions. So you say,

OK, it's going to be up. It's going to be nice. We're going to see something. And then you

and Manchester City, we're off playing, make sure that everybody falls asleep, you know,

and then they finish you and the team they play against. So yes, OK, it's effective. It's

maybe very good football to play, but to watch, I'm sorry. Football isn't entertaining.

Look what's happened behind you now. I'm losing my, well, that's all going right.

That's OK. Oh, my God. But, you know, what's the important thing about yourself?

It's not the dog now. It's, it's, it's not important what's going on behind me.

What is going on behind me? You know. Oh, no.

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