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Welcome to the Premier League Show. Every week, we'll be looking into

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the biggest stories and personalities in the Premier League.

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Later, you'll hear Gary Lineker's fascinating interview with Liverpool

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manager Jurgen Klopp and we'll do it here at the National Football Museum

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in Manchester which is filled with relics and memorabilia of seasons

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gone by. Where else would you find a giant Eric Cantona with the class of

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92 at his feet? Or a rather large Michael Jackson statue salvaged from

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Craven Cottage and what about Ian Wright, legend. Wow! Wrighty is not

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a permanent exhibit here but will be on the show later to give us his

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thoughts on Arsenal's stuttering start to the season. First, let's

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catch up with all the news in the Premier League in the last week.

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Ibrahimovic! Jose Mourinho has points in his

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first competitive game in charge at Old Trafford.

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On the turn clam a dream start for Burnley. It doesn't feel good. We'll

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give everything to the cause. 2-0. The club is in crisis.

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Costa's already been booked. And he may have caught it late on for

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Chelsea for the second game running. Penalty! Sergio Aguero will be on

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penalty-taking duty. And scores. Stunning goal-scoring form. Perfect

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start for Pep. Put away by Antonio! West Ham's

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first Premier League goal in their new home.

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It's been 26 years since Liverpool last won the league title when the

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trophy looked something like that. Jurgen Klopp's been entrusted with

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bringing the glory days back to Anfield and the German revolution

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started well before a stumble at Turf Moor and there is another tough

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away trip to Spurs this weekend. Klopp wants to emulate Liverpool's

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grandfathers and explained why to Gary Lineker at the start of the

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season. I think he's been a breath of fresh

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air for Liverpool. You look at the squad, the players that we've got

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and they are not heroes yet because they haven't been there long enough

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most of them. Klopp straightaway became a hero the Liverpool fans,

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especially with his antics on the touchline, you know, he's passionate

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through and through, which is what the Liverpool fans are looking for.

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That's why we are up here now trying to get a glimpse. Only come to see

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Klopp. Hi. Hey! Nice to meet you. Big

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honour. For me! Thanks for taking the time out for us, it's very kind

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of you. I have nothing to do! LAUGHTER.

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Thank you very much, very kind. Going well? The weather's crap. It's

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English! Yes. Good for training.

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Got a map here? Yes, yes. That's quite specific German. That's not

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German. No, England for German managers because I have absolutely

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no idea. I know nearly all the clubs but no idea where they are, you tell

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me Norwich is there, it's there, I would have believed, but now I know.

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You know where Leicester is? Yes. Nottingham I know because of Robin

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Hood. A few tricky ones. Tottenham Hotspur, you might struggle to find

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that. Yes. I love this camera on my back, it's

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really cool. I would like to see this 60 minutes. That's my camera!

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LAUGHTER. That's exactly it. How would you

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describe your football philosophy? I think it's not the smartest way, I

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know. Success... That's how it is, but first of all, having memorable

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games in a row, that's the way I started, people really want to see

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the next game, you leave the stadium and can't wait for the next game.

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That's what football should be. And if you can do this very often, you

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will be successful. You like your football, it's almost a reflection

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of your own personality isn't it? You are emotional on the side of the

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pitch, I watch you, you're excitable? That's only one part of

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me, to be honest, most of the time I'm not that emotional thank God,

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but during the game something happen to me, I don't know, I'm 49 now, I

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cannot exactly explain what it is, but if I would see another person

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doing what I do, I would think, is he crazy? !

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The crowd is not just the Kop any more, the whole crowd buzzes off

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him. He only has to stop up and sometimes you watch him watching

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instead of watching the football because you don't know what he's

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going to do next. As a football player, you felt you were lower

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league, but with your head you were Bundesliga. You were a thoughtful

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player? It was frustrating, to be honest, because you cannot use that

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as a player. I share those thoughts. Really? Come on? ! I don't know what

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the English word for this is, but it's fishing for compliments. Yes.

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But I wasn't. LAUGHTER.

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It's very rare for coaches/managers to leave a football club and the

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fans say these massive thank yous, like at Dortmund. That must mean a

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lot. That's very rare in your business? If you want, it's one of

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the few things in my life I'm something like proud of because I

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think that's really important, as human beings. I said in the opening

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press conference, it's not so important what the people think when

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you come, it's much more important what they think when you leave.

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That's when you need to be judged. You need to know it's not a waste of

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time type of thing. Met a lot of players from Dortmund on holiday,

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sat with them nice together and had nice talks about the past. What were

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the highlights, the moments that you talked about with the Dortmund

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players? OK, with these players now, we talk

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about the highlights. Sometimes we need to be selfish.

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How did you find the atmosphere at Anfield? Half an hour, it was the

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best ever. Really? I felt nobody can stop. It was great. This is the

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first time that the fans are mesmerized by what this fella can do

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for us. Why do you think find ago good

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atmosphere within a team is so elusive, so difficult for many?

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We have 11, you know it, 11 can play at the beginning, you know it, if

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you have 12, 13, the players know it's OK, it's not forever, the next

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500 years, it's going to have them play at some point, they could

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probably play next game maybe. If they asked me if they are going to

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play, it would show a lack of respect for the game. Being involved

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is important. On Monday it's not decided because I could change my

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decision. The problems are a bit with the talk. The absolute truth

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would be, you are not good enough. I don't want to say this. But it's

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clear so you don't say it. The players ask why, what do I have to

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change. That's a good talk. So OK, and then if you are not in, you

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should be disappointed but not too much, come on, it's life and you

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cannot remember the few games you didn't make in your career, so... I

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was never left out, Jurgen. That's cool. No talent, no skills but never

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left out, I love it! Looking at the Premier League, not

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doing particularly well in European football generally, why do you think

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that is? Too much football by any chance? For sure. Then the league is

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for sure the most intense league in Europe. In Germany there was the

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winter break, last year we had ten games then Germany started again. I

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have a little bit of inside information which suggests we may be

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getting a winter break some time soon, do you think that might be a

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good thing? You can see it now. We spoke about it, not here, but you

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saw the European Championship. Do you think that was one of the

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reasons why England struggled? They really played good football. They

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didn't score enough, that's right, then the game, you know, the whole

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world will laugh, but that's not too cool. At the end, I never saw more

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sign of one country completely behind the team and you hear only

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good news from Iceland and the whole country is waiting and they all want

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to go to France and waffle the game and one day before the English guys

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hear about Brexit. That's not too nice for young people to understand.

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They have to go for it and I'll be concentrating on the game. 500 phone

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calls, what does it mean, blah blah blah, I know now a rot of the

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players, they're really good boys, good attitude, want to work and have

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talln't. But if you see deli Ali for example, what a season! What a

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season! It was impressive. And then he was not 100%. Not because he

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didn't want, he wants for sure. You were a proing iffal player, you know

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that you need a little bit of luck, first of all you need fresh legs.

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-- professional player. Has it lived up to expectation here? Do you think

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I would extend my good contract if I'm not happy. Good point. It was so

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easy to say yes. It was so easy. I said before, the club would have

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found another manager, there are enough around. I would probably find

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another club, there are enough clubs around. So it's not about having no

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alternatives, it's about thinking, yes, that's it, let's do it. Then it

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was around again, around the Brexit decision, so we think, England OK

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what will happen and I really, I liked giving a sign that we are

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still Europe, so whatever happens we are still Europe, I live here,

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things might be different, especially what we eat, but we are

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similar and I felt good at this moment and hopefully after six years

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we will look back and think, it was no waste of time, it was good. After

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six years... Still... Or longer, what would be your wish for yourself

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and for look Football Club by that stage? My problem is I'm Christian,

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so that's not my problem, the problem is I think other people can

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have success too, it's not about me, but if you ask me about Liverpool, I

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would like to celebrate in six years six times after each season

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something, that would be great. Really celebrate, not for a small

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thing, but really celebrate something. Driving on a big bus

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through Liverpool celebrating with 600, 700,000 people. Yes. That would

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be nice. I think top four this season would

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be absolutely fantastic. I am old-fashioned, I want us to win it.

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I want us to win the league, never mind the top four. No-one is where

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we should be our number one is where we are going to be as far as am

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concerned -- no-one. Some of the managerial legends of there. For me,

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it is really important. I don't live in the past but it is like family,

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father, grandfather, there is always a reason why you are here. This is

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the grandfather, father of Liverpool FC and the reason we are here. Life

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is so quick but it keeps you in the race, your experience. Experience is

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what you have done in the past and so sometimes you can use the

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experience of other people. If you emulate those two guys, you will

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have done very well. We will leave you to it. Thank you, it was a big

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pleasure. It was a great pleasure meeting you, good luck for the

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season and beyond. He probably tells is everybody. Pep Guardiola, Ronald

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Koeman... So, thank you very much! I wish you all well, from the bottom

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of your heart! He is always so compelling to listen

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to and neutrals love hearing from Jurgen Klopp and having that map in

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his office is quite pertinent because Liverpool won't be back at

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Anfield because of all the redevelopment until after the

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international break, they have been on the road and will be until the

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Leicester game. Do you think that might have had an impact on their

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mixed start to the season? I don't think so. The start of the season,

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you are always looking forward to the first game at home and the

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longer Liverpool are not there, if they can pick up some results on the

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road, the welcome they will get will be even better, so I don't think it

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makes that much difference. The team I really want to talk about other

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team they beat in the first game of the season, Arsenal, and their poor

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start. What has gone wrong for you? You can say it has gone wrong,

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seeing the City and United and Chelsea starting with two wins, it

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puts pressure on Arsenal and the lack of activity in the market. A

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lot of fans were looking forward to the signings they were supposedly

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making, everybody is hiking prices up. It just feels a little bit same

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issue. Starting the season with two inexperienced centre halves.

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Liverpool can't take anything away from them, they played very well,

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but when it went to 4-1, you can hear it, it wasn't a nice atmosphere

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and at the end of the game, we heard exactly what they thought about it.

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There is a lot of confusion had Arsenal. You have said things are

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the same, they don't seem to have moved on, stumbling in the transfer

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market and are there are a few players at also who might benefit

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from moving their careers on? -- at Arsenal. I have mentioned that. I

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feel sorry for: Chambers, when he came into Arsenal a few years back,

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he started pretty well come got into the England setup and the some

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reason, it hasn't happened for him. He may need to look to freshen

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himself up, because what I have seen, he is a good player. He needs

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to see if it is maybe time to move on for himself. How long is he going

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to have to wait for a chance to get his career going? Is that Arsene

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Wenger's job or the player 's job? When you see how ruthless some

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players can be, Ferguson and Mourinho, and even Pep Guardiola,

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coming in with Joe Hart. When something has to be done, bang, they

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do it and sometimes, as horrible as it is, and the Manchester City fans

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were magnificent, "Stand up if you love Joe Hart", but that is how

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ruthless you have got to be. Was he more ruthless before, Arsene Wenger,

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when you were there? When I was there, the plan that he had, the

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players we saw come through to eventually become the invincible is,

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you can't hold them back. -- the invincibles. After 30 years old,

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there were players that he wasn't interested in giving more than a

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year, because he knew what was coming and the pool he is fishing in

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now, he hasn't got those resources anymore. Thierry Henry mentioned,

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can we attract that player anymore? That is something we have to worry

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about. People like Sanchez and Mesut Ozil, we don't want them to be

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despondent about what we are doing because I wouldn't like to think

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what would happen if they started to get itchy feet in respect of what

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Arsenal are not achieving. Arsene Wenger has said this season, the

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Premier League is like a world championship of managers. This City,

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Manchester, has two of the greatest in the game. Where does Arsene

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Wenger Rankin that and you think that despondency and level of

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antipathy from fans is reflected in the fact that it feels like

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everybody else is reflected in the fact that it feels like everybody

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else's more exciting? That is the jealousy I have, there seems to be a

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lot more excitement in other places compared to Arsenal, in respect

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players and what is going on. Arsene Wenger, I think can sit in that room

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with those guys. People will say he hasn't won a Champions League and

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that is something that will, he will be accused of, but the same time,

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what he has done not only for Arsenal but for English football,

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the way he changed everything and his methods, I think he is somebody

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that when he does eventually leave Arsenal... This is what the Arsenal

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fans have to be careful with her disrespectfully they are treating

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him at the moment -- without disrespectfully they are treating

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him at the moment. At some stage, he will come back there and those same

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fans will come up and say, you were brilliant, we love you, so let's be

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a bit more respectful. OK, thank you. Arsenal have already lost

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ground on title favourites Manchester City, who had an

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impressive 4-1 win at the weekend against Stoke. The game was

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memorable because of two refereeing decisions. Jermaine Jenas is taking

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a look at a refereeing directive on holding in the box, which could have

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a bearing on the season ahead. So we are two weeks into the season

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and there is already a big talking point surrounding a new Premier

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League directive. You saw last Saturday that holding in the penalty

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area will be closely scrutinised by referees, with two penalties given

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in these Stoke City game. Mike Dean has awarded a penalty. Raheem

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Sterling holding back Shaw Cross. I will show you that holding, shoving

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unblocking is all part and parcel of dealing with a corner situation. The

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biggest weekend game, Spurs against Liverpool. Liverpool has struggled

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from set pieces and I think it is an area that Spurs can exploit. If you

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are attacking or defending, the one thing you are trying to do is get

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that yard. Harry Kane and Victor Wanyama, they have it set up

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perfectly. Harry Kane wants to move around the back, Victor Wanyama is

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leaning into Tomkins, making sure he doesn't move. Harry Kane is free,

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gets his head. When Yana is there, sticks it in the back of the net --

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Victor Wanyama is there. That is how to make it work from an attacking

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point of view. To score goals from corners, you have to be strong and

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aggressive and each game, you will see a lot of pulling, a lot of

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blocking to get the advantage. It is something that Hull City a very good

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at. Two of their four goals this season have come from set pieces.

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Here, the run from Curtis Davies is absolutely spot on. It is

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aggressive, strong and as we zoom in, Wes Morgan is in a bad position,

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trying to pull him back. It is that aggressive, this run from Curtis. He

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gets his head on the ball, Schmeichel flaps of it and it is

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their first goal of the Premier League season. If Hull City can keep

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up that kind of level of aggression in the box, they can continue to

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win. West Bromwich Albion, Saido Berahino, Leighton Baines and

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Stekelenburg fighting for position. Berahino get the blocking, Gareth

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McAuley sticks it in the back of the net. That is how it is done, you

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have to get your blocks in and it owns you goals. Just showing you a

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few examples of why blocking is still an important part of football.

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It is good that referees are clamping down on the excessive cases

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but I hope they don't take it completely out of the game.

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So, as a forward, would you be relishing these new directives or

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did you like a bit of rough and tumble in the box? The only time it

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really happened was when you played international football and you

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really did get held, they blocking you find not even looking where the

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ball was. I saw an incident the other day where Rob holding, we saw

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him pulling Robert Huth, and in real-time, how can you give a

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penalty, it is one second? It is so tough. The Premier League takes a

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break next week and as some of the players head off on international

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duty, a few of the managers have been bemoaning the intensity of some

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of the fixtures. Nathan Caton takes a closer look at the ever shortening

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footballer's holiday. If you are like me, you probably

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spend your summer holidays watching people do strange things with

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horses. No, not like that, I meant the Olympics. But no need to worry

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about that anymore, because the Premier is back. -- the Premier

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League. Despite the season being two weeks old, it seems some clubs

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aren't quite ready yet, players not fully fit, squad is incomplete. Hull

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City even forgot to get a manager. What is that about? Some players

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came back physically short. What, some of these players get so much

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time off even schoolteachers would go, "How long?" Some players even

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get an extended holiday, like Mesut Ozil, who was given extra time off

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by Arsene Wenger after playing in Euro 2016. Let me get this straight,

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you are going to give a professional athlete extra time of four playing

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in a tournament that finished a month ago? What if they had one?

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Give him time off until Christmas -- had won. Other players have time off

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to, they just don't have a choice. The pictures on social media show

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that when it is holiday time, most players get the hell out of here and

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find a yacht. And if it is not a yacht, they are up by the pool or

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the beach. They love water. They could have stayed in England, it

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rains everyday. It wasn't all chilling and lounging, some players

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made the most of their summer and did something productive. Paul Pogba

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had a relaxing summer, didn't he? We all saw him in America catching up

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on his basketball and kick boxing skills. You know, just in case the

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football thing doesn't quite work out because of a lack of talent and

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basic salary! John Terry spend the summer doing one-on-one training. A

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lot of people are surprised at how good he looks, one media source

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saying he shows no sign of his age. He is 35, not 75! What were they

:26:30.:26:36.

expecting, this? Loser. Loser. What I Schumacher distiller work-out.

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Chris Smalling fainted while on holiday in Bali. Man United said it

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was then to food poisoning but I think it was him finding out

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Marouane Fellaini is still at the club. That is the players' summer

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holidays, but one question is why do they always feel the need to show

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pictures on social media? They may think they are showing off, look at

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me, living the dream, but in fact they are saying, "Hello, burgers, my

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house unattended." Team GB went after the Olympics this summer and

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when they were gone, someone stole the stadium.

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I can hear people around the country taking their tiny violins, feeling

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sorry for footballers with no time on the superyacht. How did you feel?

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Were you happy to come back to work? I was happy after two or three

:27:26.:27:29.

weeks, I was fine to come back and I made sure I was doing stuff. Most of

:27:30.:27:32.

the players now doing a lot of taking trainers, personal trainers.

:27:33.:27:41.

Not footwear. So the guys who are not in the euros and that get plenty

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of break. At some stage, they will get a break during the season. Isn't

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that what they are getting when they play in the EFL and that, the cup

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competitions? I don't know what the big deal is about wanting more. I

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wouldn't want anymore and I don't think the guys deep down want

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anymore. They just want some rest during the season, because it does

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catch up. And it shortens your career ultimately. Well, we are

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going to take a break and we will be back in two weeks' time, when we

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will be previewing one of the most hotly anticipated Manchester derbies

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in years. It is Mourinho versus Guardiola. Plenty to look forward to

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this weekend with Liverpool's away trip to Spurs. Hull City have a

:28:29.:28:31.

tough trip at Manchester United and Manchester City will be looking to

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extend their 100% start to the season. And on football Focus, a

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really emotional interview with Jake Livermore. You can keep up-to-date

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with all the action on the BBC sport website. Thank you, goodbye from us.

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