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Hello and welcome to The Guardian Football Weekly, the bread and butter of the greatest league in the world returns and how a Manchester Derby Super Sunday at the Etihad city and crisis,

who the hell knows with United?

And what a place for Ang Posta Coglu to start for Nottingham Forest at the Emirates, mate.

He's had about no minutes to work with the players. Is that enough time to change Nuno's winning formula? Inform Everton, who thought we'd say that, play one point from three games, Astin Villa. And there's a couple of London derbies, Brentford, Chelsea and West Ham Spurs. Also today, slightly out of the blue, the Democratic nominee for the mayor of New York City, Zoran Mamdami, asked to come on the podcast, so he said, sure. Hear his thoughts on FIFA, Gianni, Trump and Dynamic Pricies in part two. And then Paul Watson knows his place, absolutely nailed on for the final part of the final international break pod with the stories you've missed, sinkholes in Austria, Venezuelan heartbreak, and how the Moldovans are really feeling. All that, a classic wedding request, your questions, and that's today's Guardian Football Weekly.

On the panel today, Barry Glendening, welcome.

Hi, Max.

Seth Hutchinson, hello.

Hi, Max.

And from the excellent sweeper podcast, Paul Watson, welcome, Paul. The intro was with love, of course. Hi, Max. Yeah, no, I know my place. I can set my calendar by getting that text football weekly. I'm like, oh, wait, it's International Week again, is it? Let's start, but I can head to the Premier League weekend with the Manchester Derby.

Barry, who is looking forward to this game less, do you think?

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