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Trains, now on Uber. T's and C's apply. Check the Uber app. Welcome to the game podcast. I'm Gabriel Marcote and this week I'm joined by Patty

Berkeley, Stuart Robson, and making his seasonal debut Mr. Peter Landley from

the Midlands to discuss all the latest footballing action.

And today we'll be taking a look at the epic clash at Goodison Park and also Chelsea's demolition

of Wofo West Ham.

And in our debate we'll be discussing the arrival of Gerard

Hulier at Villa Park. So please join us for the next 35 minutes or so. Let's get our Premiership review started by going to Goodison Park, Everton and Manchester United

and, but before we actually get into the game, I need to get everybody's verdict on this Rooney situation. And namely the fact that Sir Alex Ferguson came out and said that Rooney wasn't going to be playing to spare him the abuse at

that he regularly gets at Goodison, prompting some people to say well he's never

done that before and he's always got an abuse there. Some suggestions afterwards there was some kind of

punishment. Patty your take. I think well first of all I think it was an

unbelievably stupid thing for Ferguson to say because it will just encourage

fans to believe that this kind of thing gets to players and obviously it will crank up the

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