Dougie.

Sam.

Things have begun to unravel for Rail Madrid and the pressure is building on Carlo Ancelotti.

My question today is simple.

Is his sacking this year inevitable?

Carlo Ancelotti, one of the greatest managers in the history of the game,

has had a diabolical season by the standards of real Madrid and they got embarrassed by

Arsenal over two legs he's toast but it's not his fault this is what he's been given to work

with Madrid has pretty much now gone down the traditional PSG route by just bringing in the names

and just throwing it as the manager signing a mapley didn't make sense you know you have a front

three of Vinnie imbape and rodrigo but they're all left wingers. There's no way a manager from

Real Madrid, aren't care who he is, can survive that. That's just the reality. This is football.

This is the sport.

Hello everybody and welcome to the latest episode of The Truth. I am your exhausted host, Sam Tai, fresh off Jack Collins, Staggdoo, feeling it. And a sleepless night with a little one has only compounded the pain. Joining me is my co-host, who I would bet is a fair degree fresher, Doogie Critchley. Hello, Dug's.

Hello, yes, I'm mentally much, much fresher, completely sober, unlike you two.

And actually, physically, I'm struggling a little bit.

I've got my first ever proper injury, I think.

I was playing five-a-side last night.

And something in my groin popped when I was trying to stretch for a ball.

So I've been hobbling around the place. I'd run for the bus this morning, which was a pretty depressing experience. I could not have

less acceleration at the moment whatsoever. But I think it'll be a couple of weeks out, which is no

bad thing knowing my football skills. But I'm glad to hear that you guys survived the sag just about.

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