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Thank you. Welcome to the big thing on total soccer show, the weekly episode where we dig into one of the meteous current affairs topics in The Beautiful Game.

And this week, we're looking at Napoli.

After losing Luchana Spoletti to the national team over the summer, the reigning Serial champions have made a slightly less auspicious start to the season under Rudy Garcia.

Napoli currently sit in fifth place in Seria as we record some seven points off the pace after eight rounds.

Today we're looking at what's going on at the club, who might be their next manager and what we can realistically expect from them this season and beyond.

My name's Ryan Bailey. My name's Ryan Bailey.

My name's Ryan Bailey joining me today to do her to talk about all of this and much more.

Taylor Rockwell, hello.

Hello, call me Ryan Bailey.

I'll learn to say my own name better in future.

Joe Lowry, hello.

Hello, Ron.

Yes, greetings.

Graham Ruffin, grammar Ruffin. Hello, Brian. Hello, Ron. Yes. Greetings. Graham Ruffin. Grammar Ruffin.

Hello. Hello, Brian. Hello, indeed. Shall we get straight to it? Graham, I'm aware that this is a moving story, as most of our big thing topics are. Rudy Garcia, as we record, still is in gainful employment. Will that be the case for much longer? So at the time we're recording, you're right, Ryan, Rudy Garcia is still Napoli manager. The reporting out of Italy is the

Napoli president, Orelio De Laurentis, is using the international break to really assess Garcia

and whether the team is heading in the right direction under his control.

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