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Oct 17, 2026

Jack WilshereGUEST
14:18
[laughs] As long as it didn't hit the players.
David OrnsteinHOST
14:21
It was like Fergie with the boot that hit Beckenbauer.
Jack WilshereGUEST
14:24
Yeah, it weren't that bad.
Jack WilshereGUEST
14:24
It weren't that bad.
Gordon HillGUEST
26:56
I wanna see attacking football.
Gordon HillGUEST
26:58
And the doc used to say, "I don't mind them scoring two as long as we score three." And make su- uh, but, but the attacking style has been, Fergie got that through.
Gordon HillGUEST
27:08
He was hard.
Gordon HillGUEST
27:09
He was firm.
John BrewinHOST
4:51
Uh, I mean, one of the good things about that was Ashley Young and Wayne Rooney's rage at him actually doing this, at like digging out the rest of the colleagues.
John BrewinHOST
4:59
But I seem to remember Wayne Rooney doing something similar 10 or 15 years ago, talking about Manchester United's lack of ambition quite publicly and getting a, a Fergie sort of hitch slap for that.
John BrewinHOST
5:12
And so yeah, what goes around comes around a little bit on that one.
Jack Pitt-BrookeHOST
5:16
I guess the issue for Li- Lisandro is that if last season taught us anything, it's that if you come for Jason Wilcox, you best not miss.
John BrewinHOST
5:57
Mixed zone king
Rory SmithHOST
5:58
...
Rory SmithHOST
5:58
There was a period in a pl- as, when he was a player, John, when it felt sometimes like Fergie was, was picking him so he could do the mixed zone
John BrewinHOST
6:02
zoneThat he was mindful to go out and talk afterwards
Jay MottyHOST
36:39
They beat Leeds, that's it.
Jay MottyHOST
36:40
So they beat Leeds, and Fergie, ahead of the game, had said that Leeds basically wouldn't try because they're United.
Stephen HowsonHOST
36:46
[laughs]
Jay MottyHOST
36:47
Right? Mind games.
Jay MottyHOST
36:48
Fergie invented the mind games, by the way.
Jay MottyHOST
36:50
Any mind games you see, you don't even see 'em now.
Jay MottyHOST
36:51
All managers hug each other and love each other.
Stephen HowsonHOST
36:53
Yeah.
Alex CrookHOST
15:09
But for this game, if he's not fit, if his head is not right, I think Michael Carrick, for the good of the team, needs to make the call and take out his captain.
Alex CrookHOST
15:19
It reminds me of when Fergie did it with David Beckham.
Alex CrookHOST
15:20
I think it was the treble winning year.
Alex CrookHOST
15:22
They went to Ellen Road, and he was actually watching in the stands that day, David Beckham, because they'd had a bit of a disagreement off the pitch.
Alex CrookHOST
18:34
And sometimes by taking a player out of the team, you put a bit of fire in their belly.
Alex CrookHOST
18:37
Beckham again, Real Madrid in the Champions League.
Alex CrookHOST
18:39
Remember that game when Fergie left him on the bench? I know he got knocked out of Europe, but Beckham came off the bench and was absolutely brilliant.
Alex CrookHOST
18:46
He tore Real Madrid apart because he had a point to prove.
Robbie SlaterGUEST
38:50
You know, they could be the dis- disasters this year.
Robbie SlaterGUEST
38:52
When, you know, history tells you if you go back to the era of Fergie against Wenger, when both of them left-
Adam PeacockHOST
39:01
Mm
Robbie SlaterGUEST
39:02
...
Scarlet Katz RobertsHOST
8:46
They've bought They've got a new owner in Jim Ratcliffe and Ineos.
Scarlet Katz RobertsHOST
8:51
And still, however many years on from Fergie's departure, they just cannot get it together.
Scarlet Katz RobertsHOST
8:56
They have an unbelievable amount of soft power in football.
Scarlet Katz RobertsHOST
9:00
But I suppose the frustration is if you're a player at Man United is you're probably attracted by that.
Graeme SounessGUEST
12:31
You know, and they're, they're ...
Graeme SounessGUEST
12:33
And then latterly Fergie.
Graeme SounessGUEST
12:34
I learned, sort of year with Fergie as a Scotland, when he was a Scotland coach.
Graeme SounessGUEST
12:38
So I, I, I think I've had a really, really good, um, education.
Graeme SounessGUEST
12:43
And I still, I look at the way people talk about football now, the pundits, um, coaches, some coaches, not all of them, and it's a lot of gobbledygook in my opinion.

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Graeme SounessGUEST
22:58
It's all, it's black and white 'cause it's there with a stopwatch.
Graeme SounessGUEST
23:02
It's, it's, it's not, it's not how I see football, and I come back to it.
Graeme SounessGUEST
23:07
If you want, who's been the most successful manager? Fergie.
Adam PeacockHOST
42:02
But look, Sir Alex Ferguson ended his tenure in 2013.
Adam PeacockHOST
42:06
I'll peel off the list of permanent managers since Fergie went.
Adam PeacockHOST
42:12
And won the title.
Adam PeacockHOST
42:13
Haven't won a title since Manchester United.

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Adam PeacockHOST
49:20
Old Trafford or Shark Park? Pick one.
Adam PeacockHOST
49:26
Forestville, Matt.
Adam PeacockHOST
49:27
Adam, I know he has beef with Fergie, but is there a growing push for Roy Keane at United? The fans definitely want to give him a shot.
Adam PeacockHOST
49:33
That cannot happen.
DangerHOST
10:56
Yeah.
WaleHOST
10:56
It would be the equivalent of, like, if Rio Ferdinand said the same thing during the Fergie era.
DangerHOST
11:01
Yeah.
WaleHOST
11:01
If they had been going through a stretch like this, ooh, it will run all the news-

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