It is to live. It's Neil Atkinson joined by Neil Jones and Paul Johnson and John Gibbons,

just over there. John, you can see him. As we're settled in and looking forward to a weekend,

a weekend, our Premier League action. We're going to talk a little bit about that in general,

up the top of this show, coming up as well, and someone to say just about what's going on in

Turkey. If you listen to this as a podcast in the city with the earthquake and some fun

raising efforts he's doing from born and red. And John, you spoke to?

Because father's early today, he's written a book about green and football,

and it was a fun raise, the Sean's place in Liverpool, so he has spoken to him early.

That is coming up. If you listen to this as a podcast, if you're enjoying it as part of our

YouTube offer, you are more than welcome. It's good to have you on board. Before we get into

literally what the manager said is press conference today, and also just in general looking ahead

to Newcastle, I want to sort of start this off. I'll come to you first, Neil Jones. There was

something in the, not just in the Arsenal results, but us, the Newcastle resultant performance

away at Bournemouth last weekend, where all of a sudden, you know, this is off the back of Arsenal,

obviously, having a poor result themselves against Bramford, getting beat across some park.

There was something that just sort of made me wonder if a couple of the sides that have been

able to sort of tear a strip of your mind or a thought will be quite where they will be.

We're suddenly finding it a little bit trickier this season. I thought Arsenal vs City was fascinating.

The quality wasn't quite where a thought it might be. But ultimately, City ideas that Arsenal

just didn't quite have over the course of the 90 minutes. Yeah, I go along with that.

Yeah, I suppose what you see, I watched the Newcastle game actually last Saturday as well with

a former thing. I think what you see is how well they've done both those themes, you know,

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