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It's Unbelieveable!

It's Roach. It's Friday. It's actually an ice storm battering my house as I part.

I don't know if you can hear it through the microphone. I'm not going to declare that we've made it just yet. I don't want to say any prematurely. However, football I do believe will sustain us.

This weekend, more than most weekends to be candidly so.

Bloody much to watch. And in this part, we will delve into the dawn of a new era, which begins tomorrow Saturday, Everton,

the Frank Lampard Power Decade Long Dynasty trademark.

My thoughts on all of that to come as well as opposed to more term on Wednesday nights, 3-0 over hyperthermic on duress.

I'll also touch upon the Mason Greenwood story at Manchester United and more, but I have to say, the game which is most thrilling to me,

ahead of this loot warmefake up weekend, Saturday's Derby, Della, Maddon, Nina, 11 a.m. Eastern Time, on Paramount Plus, which pits first place defending champions into Milan!

Against third place AC Milan!

Classic European Derby, filled by passion, style and romance. And a more extinct this year than it has in a long, long time.

A.C. Milan victory.

We'll blow the whole title raised wide open. And what I love about this rumble is that it has a lot of history dating back to 1908 after a schism within A.C. Milan over the playing eligibility of non-Italian players.

Led to the formation of international A. Milan and Derby quickly took on a white versus blue collar identity into this mix of European intellectuals, pitted against the working class Italians of A.C. Milan.

Their tetatents became a footballing tradition, replete with rituals and theatre, just bleeding out across the city in clamorous support, fans packing into their shared home.

In that grand old San Siro, into Ultras, in the Curva Nord, opposite the AC Milan Ultras, in the Seathing Curva sued, letting rip with a red and blue flares and fulging t-fos, making the stadium quick from start to finish.

I've been to this game a couple of times, and I say I adore going, it is mercy side Derby level passion, and mayhem, and chaos and wonder. And this season's Syria, it's had the levels of intrigue to the match up.

Juventus' struggles have seen them fall like meta, tumbling to fifth, creating a power vacuum, which both Milanese teams are fighting to fill, entering this weekend into the top of the table, having lost only once under Simone Nzargi, replaced off friend Antonio Conte at the beginning of the season, trailing them by just four points.

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