Dirk Kuyt

And for the next podcast, there is a new scouted.

It's myself and Matchit back in the saddle to discuss the Arsenal game, what took place in the 1-0 defeat, to discuss the upcoming week of Champions League football and talk about the reunion with Liverpool legend, cult hero, not legend, cult hero, Dirk Kuyt, who is currently the interim manager of Ryan Gravenberg's future team, Fenerbahce.

There's also a new Media Matters.

There's a Rate Don't Hate.

That's right.

But of course, lastly, the last player link of the best players to play for both is Dirk Kuyt.

Dirk Kuyt, mate.

Dirk Count.

So Dirk Count, who at the time of writing these notes was the assistant manager of Fenerbahce, will be the manager of Fenerbahce when these two meet on Wednesday and the early kick on 5.45. That was actually announced today in real life.

And then we've got...

Is it Fenerbahce next midweek as well? Who are newly managed by Dirk Kuyt, by the looks of it.

It's...

It's certainly down there on the list.

Number two, De Sassi.

Number 18, Dirk Kuyt.

Number 20, Kyle Gallagher.

You did too much.

I've likened him to Dirk Kuyp.

But it's a bit of James Milner and Dirk Kuyt combined, isn't there, in him? But look, I love him.

I think he's a fantastic player.

And, you know, we always focus on the big money signings, right? So we focus, understandably so, on Florian Wurz and Bradley Barcola and Alexander Isak.

He does, 'cause he works really hard as well, and that'll always, that'll always get you on side with ...

I mean, Dirk Kuyt is a Liverpool cult hero just because he ran and worked really hard.

Um, it's a really nice goal.

Jaqui does really well, then it, obviously Rio into Wirtz, picks the right ball, plays it with the perfect weight, puts Munoz into the space.

No, I agree.

Uh, Dirk Kuyt is their assistant manager as well, so it was nice to see, it was nice to see Dirk there.

Um, uh, anyway, Roma three, Real Madrid four.

I mean, ridiculous finish to this game, Nikki.

Uh, one that springs to mind is, um, Luis Suárez against Manchester United.

The, I think he dribbles past, like, four, three or four players that are really tight spaced towards the end line, and then he's, like, one-on-one with van der Sar, and he just lays it across to, I think it was Dirk Kuyt.

I think Dirk Kuyt had got a hat trick that day.

Oh.

That was just like, oh, Suárez is unbelievable.

We don't talk about Dirk Kuyt an awful lot, do we? He scored a lot of important goals.

He did.

He was absolutely brilliant for Liverpool in, uh-