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Hello and welcome to The Guardian Football Weekly, and while Arsenal's procession to the title

continues, there's drama at the bottom, first the points, then the pints, which means

Vito Pereyras had two pints before being relieved of his duties at Mollinew, getting hammered by out of form Fulham, the final straw. Meanwhile, the other terrible side, West Ham win, and pretty convincingly against Newcastle, who saw that coming? The highest quality game was that the Etty had. Looks like Ray and Cherokee might help Erling Harlan score even more goals, a three-one win for City over Bournemouth, who had their moments. Liverpool needed a win to go in off their backside, and they got it at home to Villa, who were desperate to give Arna Slotsmen a win. Fifth and two points of second, but a spurs really bad, a woeful performance at home to randomly good sometimes Chelsea, an XG of 0.05 seems like not enough XG. There's Ahmad's wonder strike in a dodgy corner at the city ground as Forrest and Man United

shared the points.

Elsewhere, a great header from Mattetta and another goal for Danny Welbeck.

Get him on the plane.

We'll do some FAA Cup first round giant killings and Zilinski scores the perfect goal ever for Inter.

As always, we'll answer your questions and that's the Base Guardian Football Weekly.

Thank you. for Inter. As always, we'll answer your questions, and that's the Base Guardian Football Weekly. On the panel today, Barry Glendening, hello. Hi, Max. Welcome Jonathan Wilson. Morning, how you

dang. I'm very well, and bonjour saviro, Filippe O'Lear.

Bonjour, it's going to the bottom and the sacking of Vitor Pereira.

After the game against Fulham, Barry, he said his team were technically, tactically and physically

not good enough.

Was that the first time the owners had noticed when Pereira said it himself?

Hands up for a start.

I actually thought Wolves would win this game.

I thought I'd seen enough from them

to suggest they would have enough about them to beat a Fulham side that had lost four in a row

and weren't showing a great deal. And boy, was I wrong about that? They were absolutely

walloped. It was an embarrassing embarrassing defeat obviously not helped by the fact

that agbadu got sent off for denying josh king a clear-ish goal-scoring opportunity i would say

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