This is Paul Hawksby.

And Andy Jacobs.

And this is the H&J Daily with some of the best bits of this afternoon show. As always on a Monday, Danny Kelly went game by game through the Premier League weekend, and there was some interesting results throughout, so we'll bring you that. We were joined by James Eastlake, who is the director and writer of a new show, Jerry and Saul. Bill Fellows, who you'll know from Ted Lassow and Corey, is in it, and they popped in. they're in the little limited West End run.

It's new company. show Jerry and Saul. Bill Fellows, who you'll know from Ted Lassow and Corey, is in it,

and they popped in. They're in the little limited West End run. It's Newcastle United

related, which is why we were being showbiz today. We had a bit of a chat, and he told us

about Britain's most expensive breakfast, and well, that would do you, really. I'd have moan about Spurs and he had a bit of a moan about Chelsea,

even though they won.

Here it all is.

Good afternoon, everyone.

Good afternoon, Andy.

Yes, good afternoon, Paul.

It was a strange weekend's football.

It is more than game.

It's not the word I'd use from why I sat through, but there we are. No, honestly, we came out of the... I sent my Brentford matter to. I said that is the most undeserved convincing Premier League win I've ever seen. It should have been 4-2 to Brentford that game. Yeah. Strange old game, really. Early days. I saw I saw I, Jiao Pedro saying nice things about the coach, though. Yeah, I think it was one good sign. I was very critical after the Arsenal game. He was asking Sanchez to play out from the back every single time. So that's a massive error, putting a lot of pressure on him. And he obviously thought the same thing, because on Saturday he was allowed to play, played about four or five passes. He's got a good right foot. He's got a good long pass. You know, just mixing it out makes sense, doesn't it? So it's got to be a better idea really. Yeah. This is good though. This is in the paper this morning. Noni Madhuaki has criticised his teammates for not being clinical enough in their goalist drawer at Nottingham Forest. And then he says, we weren't clinical enough in front of God. Say he's including him. So he's not really criticizing his mates. No, no. He's including. Stop trying to mix it. Criticizing himself. Yes, so I'm off to the game tomorrow night, the pre-heighting Guerrera match.

It's interesting though, isn't it?

I mean, the only, look, you do get the sense is days are numbered Thomas Frank.

And it's cowardly by the ball, what they're doing.

It's pretty clear their plan tomorrow night is just to send him out there. They've got a really weak inside, as Crookie was just saying there. They've got a lot of suspensions, a lot of injuries. I think they've only got two fit midfielders who can potentially plan. They're both kids. They're going to have no choice. Dortmund, pretty tidy side, second in the Bundesliga. And so they're just putting him on offer. They don't want to put Heiting here in there tomorrow night because they don't want his first game to potentially be a shoeing from Dortmund. So it's cowardly, isn't it? You just send the bloke out there, then you sack him on Wednesday, and so obviously results have not been good enough. But it is kind of indicative of the way Enoch have run. I could be wrong. Maybe they're hoping it goes spectacularly well.

And if he is listening now, which I doubt very much, I'd say go out Butch and Sundance, Thomas. It's a pretty good chance you're done, really. But there could be an opportunity to... Because that crowd, honestly, it's a night under the lights in Europe in the all white kit. If the team get on the

front foot and they show a bit and they try and score and they attack, then the crowd will get

behind them. There's been games when they've done exactly that. That's all we're crying out for,

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