Premier League Review with Rick Edwards

Football Daily

BBC

Soccer, Sports

4.3 • 4.6K Ratings

🗓️ 2 November 2025

⏱️ 49 minutes

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Summary

Wolves sack Pereira, Liverpool back to winning ways and Spurs' home woes continue. Rick Edwards is joined by former Premier League goalkeeper David James and The Telegraph's Luke Edwards as they look back on this weekend's Premier League action. Hear from Sean Dyche on Manchester United's controversial corner and Nuno Espírito Santo after West Ham recorded their first home win of the season.

3:10 - Vitor Pereira sacked by Wolves 10:45 - Who could come in to replace him? 13:53 - Liverpool get much needed win over Aston Villa 25:37 - Half-time teaser 28:30 - Spurs' home misery continues with loss against Chelsea 33:45 - Sean Dyche interview 37:10 - West Ham end wait for first home win 37:30 - Nuno Espírito Santo interview 39:22 - Worries for Newcastle 42:55 - Welbeck for England? 44:50 - Erling Haaland 'thundering' in on goal.

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0:44.6	Hello and welcome to the Football Daily.
0:46.1	It's the Premier League Review with me, Rick Edwards.
0:48.3	Joining me to dissect this weekend's Premier League football,
0:51.2	former Premier League goalkeeper and underwear model,
0:53.4	David James and the Telegass Northern football writer Luke Edwards, which makes it sound like he's northern, but he's actually very southern. Evening both, how are you? Very well. David, what you've been up to? This weekend, interestingly, I... I'll be the judge of interestingly. Well, it was very interesting, actually. I want to see a... I'll still be the judge. Right, you can be the judge of this. Thank you. Pan-disability team down near Ipswich, then watch the football, and this... Oh, actually, I watched my team play with an 84-year-old ref. Hang on, your team, as in your Sunday League team? The team that I have played for once, yes. The one that you scored that awful three kick for? No, no, no, no, no. This one up in Cambridgeshire. How many teams have you got? No, I play for this team. But I was unable to play yesterday because I was in Ipswich with the Pandis Billets team.. Yeah, I think mildly interesting, I'll give you. Can you better that, Luke? Emphasis on mildly. Yeah. Can I bet to that? No, not really. I did a marathon, I did a marathon of sports yesterday, as you well know, Rick, and I was actually banned by my wife from watching the Liverpool game in the evening because apparently I hadn't done anything all weekend other than watch sport.
2:03.6	But can you not brand that as work though?
2:06.4	I tried.
2:07.9	I tried.
2:09.1	I'm going to be completely genuine here.
2:10.8	The reason I do this podcast is to allow me to watch loads of football
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