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Welcome along to the Sunday Supplement Podcast. It's me, Tom White alongside Darren Lewis

and David Seaman this week building up to the Super Sunday matches between Newcastle and

Aspen Villa and ahead of Leicester against West Town. We've got an extended interview with

Brendan Rodgers who discusses the need for a rebuild at the club, his own future, Tealamann's

potential exit and his take on the Zuma controversy. Well Darren, we're always lucky to have

David Seaman in the studio. David, even more lucky that you could have been at the other

start of the world right now. Exactly, yeah, I was supposed to be in Rwanda. The last week,

but with Arsenal. With Arsenal. Yeah, I'm going to see the Gorillas and do a bit of promotional

work, but sadly my wife Frankie got COVID two days before we're supposed to go, so that

put an end to that. But it's okay, because I had a few, I had a few three days, so it's

good. Oh, well, chances to stay with us as well. Exactly. All's well that ends well, right?

We're going to start with another frustrating performance for Manchester United who missed

the chance to move into the top four, as they were held by Southampton. It was a familiar

story again for Ralph Ragnick's side, a good first half, but as they did against Burnley

and Middlesbrough, they let their one-in-lead slip and couldn't find a winner, so it finished

one-one at Old Trafford. Right, David, it's the second time in their in-premially history

that Manchester United have failed to win back-to-back games when they've been ahead at half

time. December 1998 for your own information was the last time that's happened, and Ragnick

said that his side in the second half lost composure. Is it as simple as that?

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