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On the Football Daily podcast, Premier League Review with Rick Edwards.

Hello and welcome to the Premier League review after a weekend of drop points in the title race and not tons of goals.

Joining me to dissect it all, the Telegraphs Northern Football Writer, and interestingly, the inspiration for John Lennon's, I am the Eggman line, Luke Edwards, and former Premier League midfielder, and probably your third favourite Rio, Nigel Rio Coker. Evening, fellas, how are you? Hold on wait, who's the first and second favourite Rio? I just need to know. Ferdinand and then the place in Brazil.

Debatable and debatable.

I'll leave it at that.

Well, I admire yourself confidence.

It's not a great weekend of football, I wouldn't say.

There was some interesting stories emerging, but not many goals.

No, it's a weekend for headlines for everything but the games, really, wasn't it? Yeah, felt like it. Which is great for this podcast, let's be honest, because, you know, we want talking points, we want fallings out, we want people behaving badly, and we've got all of that. We want, you know, we want people offering others out for a fight, which is one of my favourite stories of the weekend. That's not great. Sorry, this is my... You may as well keep it in. Mum, I'm recording a podcast. Has she gone? She's gone. Oh, okay. I don't know where the best place to start is, but should we go Manchester United? Why not? I think so because we've been hammering them like week in week out and now they've had really a perfect start to life under Michael Carrick. Two-0 win over Manchester City in the Derby at Old Trafford. Don't think anyone was anticipating it.

Even if, you know, I spoke to the United fans before and they were like,

if we can get a draw out of this, they'd be delighted.

But actually, deserved winners.

And Burma and Dogger with the goals, also a sort of added bonus for them.

Obviously, creeping up the table, but denying City the chance to close the gap to Arsenal. Kind of ideal for them, obviously creeping up the table, but denying City the chance to close the gap to Arsenal.

Kind of ideal for Carrick.

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