Hello, everybody. Welcome back to the Goldbridge saves football podcast. The Premier League is back. No more FA Cup for a bit. But I tell you what, Manson United. Losing to Spurs, the crisis continues. I'm fuming about Newcastle, actually. I want to get into the teeth of that. Are Tottenham a bigger club than Manchester City? Gary Neville, sort of saying that they are. We'll talk about that.

Relegation battle, are Liverpool starting to flounder? A bit lucky against Wolves, Arsenal with a good

win at Leicester. Champions League this week. Then on Friday, it's the Champions League draw as well.

Things starting to hot up all over the place, apart from the UK, where it is cold, but Will has fixed

his boiler. So it is heating up there too. Yeah, I feel like fixing your boilers turning into

some sort of euphemism, but it's not the boiler is working, business is picking up, and we're

two businessmen here to talk business. Yeah, and I know where you want to start.

You want to start off with Ipswich against Asson Villa.

Yeah, well, I would actually.

That's a great point for It'swich Town.

But no, I mean, the sky coverage at the moment just sort of worries me a little bit. But the main worry for you is Gary Neville, but I think we're going to get into Gary Neville and why he worries you and Manchester United, which I actually don't think is a major point. But some big claims

coming out this weekend, none more so than Tottenham Hotspur being a bigger club than Manchester

City. Gary Neville, 2025, your thoughts?

You look, in a way, I don't want to be hypocrite because focusing in on Gary Neville actually makes me a hypocrite because it's distraction from the real core.

Like we've had stories this morning about transfers and tactics and formations and managers

and actually, Man United are failing because they're being run badly and

in aos and the glazers are making bad bad choices but i think there is a lot i mean i saw an

article in the telegraph this morning about neville and whether he should be commentating on man

united games now using terms like it's like an under nine's team i i've said it on this podcast

with you a few times i feel like he doesn't dare say he

doesn't like Amram, but it's quite easy to read people when you watch them consistently. And he

clearly doesn't like something about Amarim. And he's gone down that path consistently. But

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