Andy Naylor

note, it's a hat trick for Herzl of home wins against the reigning Premier League champions.

I'm taking this from Andy Naylor's piece.

Across each of these three seasons, having been Man City in 24 and Liverpool in the March of this

year.

In the Premier League, Brighton and Hove Albion have demanded attention with three big wins in a week, including a 3-0 dismantling of champions Arsenal.

There's also been progress in Europe and the EFL Cup, so the athletics Andy Naylor will return from the south coast.

Derek, we did have our Premier League guest reserved tentatively for an Arsenal chat, but as I said to you off-air, like managers in the podcast game, you live and die by results.

And Brighton had the story this week.

It's not.

No, not at all.

So Robbie Thompson and Andy Naylor to come.

Also, Rob Gilbert has, unsurprisingly, worked his way into the press box at Roma for their weekend clash with Inter Milan.

What, what happened in the game? And my, I guess my main question is, th- because they looked so good in the, in the first 20 minutes, I, I left the game wondering if they ever really had control of the game or, or, or if I'd, if I just kind of imagined that because they created a couple of really nice attacking moments.

Yeah, I think it was Andy Naylor, the, uh, Brighton, uh, correspondent for The Athletic, who tweeted something about this is maybe the third time this season where Brighton have started a little bit too slow and, and then had an up, uh, uphill climb, um, to, to get back into the game.

So it, I, I think it may be is something that Brighton have been doing with a, a degree of regularity this season.

But once, yeah, once it went to two-nil-

They often do these surprise injuries.

At th- the quote I saw from Andy Naylor, this is weird, it said he got...

It was a b- it was a freak knee, knee injury after getting hit in the face But I don't even know whether he got that wrong or whether Weef was playing twister [laughs] or something like that.

I don't-