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Music Welcome to the total soccer show and our roundup of all the latest transfer news.

So how's Liverpool's title defence spending spree shaping up?

Will Arsenal ever land a number nine?

Will Tottenham in force enough to finish higher than 17th?

And on the subject of bottom half sides, who's coming and going at Old Trafford?

My name's Ryan Bailey, joining me today,

someone who might not like the last line of that intro, Taylor Rock, or hello. I take more umbrage with the Tottenham shot. They're in the Champions League, my friend. Things are going well for spurs, and they are making a ton of smart sightings, unlike that team in red that you mentioned, who made me go from enjoying a summer of soccer, even with the USM&T being

the way they are, to once again remembering that Old Trafford is a place where you go to

not have fun.

Yeah.

From the reports I'm reading Taylor, like, Aram's struggling to get people to show up.

It's like optional.

Oh, I heard it the other way around. He's telling people don't show up. You are welcome to show up. It's like optional. Oh, I heard it the other way around.

He's telling people don't show up. You are welcome to show up to training after everyone has left.

That is an amazing story, an amazing approach for the manager. No better way to generate value than to

like very clearly tell five players. Nope, you go play by yourselves, train by yourselves. You are not

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