That's what's kind of at the heart of when their rivalry became bigger than them.

It's the question of, you don't just pick a camp, which camp you pick says something about your

entire worldview and what matters to you and how you view football. You know, is it about winning

or is it about playing beautifully? Are you into the cult of Ronaldo personality or are you

into this guy who presents himself as the ultimate team player, but it's also a maniac.

Hello and welcome to Take Line, folks. That's right. Get that beans and toast out. The EPL was back.

I'm your host Jason Cepcione and to help celebrate the debut of the 2022 2023 English Premier League season.

I will be talking to Josh Robinson of the Wall Street Journal about opening weekend in the EPL.

It was fun. There's tons of storylines, fun action. I'm so happy that sport is back.

And then we'll be catching up with all things Lakers with Trevor Lane of Laker Nation.

Super producer Zary Irvin is going to jump in to talk about his beloved Lakers and what they should

do and how much he can't wait to one trade Russell Westbrook and to welcome a notable member of the

New York Knicks back to the Lakers. I'll leave it veiled as who that is. You'll have to listen to

figure out who the answer to that identity is. But first, let's get into it with the great Josh

Robinson.

Callister's arriving on the head doesn't get there properly and gross does a sensation here.

Well, the unexpected is it Manchester United right between the eyes.

It's opening weekend in the English Premier League and we had to have Josh Robinson

of the Wall Street Journal to help us unpack all the doings. What a weekend, Josh. Thank you

for joining us. Always a pleasure. I want to give Brighton their flowers because they have handed

united only their second opening day loss in the post Alex Ferguson era. So congratulations,

Brighton. And the next, your thoughts on United, you know, Eric Tenhag comes is lured from his

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