Hello, I'm welcome to the Red Men TV and your latest edition of Red Men weekly,

where we run you through some of the best bits from Red Men this week.

And of course, it is international break.

So not quite so much in the way of content for your ears, but we have got some boss clips

for you all the same.

And we begin with a clip from our biased football podcast earlier this week

where myself Paul Curry and Chris were together,

once again, to speak about one of the hottest topics when it comes to our rivals.

Sky's titling of their highlights of the Newcastle win over Forest was Newcastle pile pressure on Ange.

And I've got, this is quite a thing that's been around my brain at the moment

about my theory on Liverpool about how we're judging the third defeat

as three defeats rather than one defeat.

This is a bit, it is a bit sly apostical.

And we're guilty of it, but no one knows,

because, you know, outside of our little Red Men bubble, no one's watching this in the wider

media. But, like, no, but everyone's judging Ange Poster Coglu like he was forest manager last

season. And there, like, there's been no disconnect from last year. He is being held to the

standards like he hasn't

taken a break in switch football clubs and i actually don't think that's very fair because this

piling pressure on hands he's a handful of games in as a manager of a different football club

and he's lost every single one as you know i think he had a draw didn't he in the cup oh did the cup? Did he have lost on penalties? To Swansea. So it's drunk. To Swansea? Yeah. To Swansea. And it's a loss. The staff I keep saying is he hasn't won a game, not that he's lost. Very kind. So I don't know why that that is, but... Worst start to a tenure at Nangarrest in a hundred years. And they've had some bad seasons.

Yeah, in a hundred years.

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