Hello, everybody, and welcome to a weekend review edition of the Total Soccer Show.

At least I think it's a weekend review because I don't know what day it is because it's the time period after Christmas before New Year's when days don't have any meaning. But I am Taylor Rockwell. I know that has meaning and I know that I'm joined by Ryan Bailey. Hello, Ryan. Hello, Taylor. I don't know what day it is either, but all I know is that wolves seem to play every day and there's soccer every day

and it's wonderful.

Yeah, we are going to do two different wolves games today.

That's the frequency of the games.

But I was looking at, we've got New Year's Day matches coming up.

So it just feels like, is it Monday or is it Wednesday?

Is it Friday?

I don't really know anymore.

I'm sure eventually we'll know times and dates and things like that.

Yeah, maybe, but let's just be happy that we've had a nice Darrell weekender with our wolves content. So much Wolves content. Well, let's start with the happier Darrell content, then move to the slightly saddered darrell content. Let's start with Wolves' dramatic come from behind a three-two victory over Manchester City. Wolves go a man up, courtesy of a red car to Ed Erson,

city able to get two goals with some VAR penalty assistance, and then Rahim's

selling with a lovely chip, wolves pull it back, get the win, get the three points,

really make it seem like a title race is not going to be happening this season.

Ryan, from this game, where are your thumbs?

I think it has to be thumbs down for

Mr. Pep Guardiola at this point, doesn't it? Because, I mean, who are we immortal to suggest

that Pep Guardiola isn't doing something correct? But it seemed like there was some odd decisions

made here. Once again, the Fernadino thing going in the back line. I mean, we saw a bit of

some Merrick Garcia

action in this game, didn't we? But I still think he should be a thought of, you know,

a little bit more highly than in Guardiola's mind. And I don't know, it seems like

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