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Thank you. Welcome to the Big Thing on Total Soccer Show, the weekly episode where we take a deep dive into one of the meatiest topics in the beautiful game.

This week we cast our eye to the reigning world champions of soccer, the reigning treble holders in the Premier League, and likely the best team of the last few seasons, Manchester City.

Pep Guardiola's side are a tour de force, but they're not exactly running away with the

Premier League right now and they're quietly doing their business in the Champions League,

while we routinely praise other teams.

But you wouldn't rule them out from dominating any competition they enter.

So the question is, is Man City destined to win another treble this season?

And if not, what's going to stop them?

My name's Ryan Bailey, joining me to talk all things, Sita.

It's Graham Rutherland. Hello, Graham.

Hello, Ryan Bailey.

Also joining us, Mr Joseph Lowry. Hello, Joe.

Sidi. Oh my God, Mr. Joseph Lowry. Hello, Joe. Sitte.

Oh my God, Liam Gallicott joined us.

I was going to say, excuse you, Joe. But yeah, that was a wonderful impression.

Spent much time in Manchester, Joe? Zero. I'd like to someday. I know it's not London, but I'd like to spend more time in England in general. Maybe catch a Cite game now and then. I'm down. Let's do it. Yeah, Manchester is very nice. I was just going to say that, Ryan. It gets a bad rap. That's a cliche with footballers. It's like, oh, they have to live in Manchester over London. I know Ryan thinks London is the best city in the world. But Manchester is nice.

It's a good place to live. Yeah, I mean, it's all relative. You live further north than Manchester as well,

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