I feel lucky as a British Expat to live across the pond and have NBC. I think your coverage of The Prem is the best. Highlights. Rebecca Lowe. All of it. Appreciate what you guys said about Brighton. ⚪🔵⚪🔵
Well done to Robbie Earle 👏 for calling out how the media - including Robbie M in real time on the program - constantly try to diminish Haaland’s achievements when reporting on him. Treat Haaland the same way for his achievements like you would any other player, otherwise, you reveal yourself to be an agenda-driven, double standard wheeling hack of a journalist. I expect that in politics but not in sport.
@@amaanhussain3094 That only works when the person using the name calling is wrong themselves. If I call an agenda driven hack when in fact there is no evidence to suggest that is the case, then that would be wrong. However, if you purposely try to diminish someone’s achievements and twist facts to suit a narrative you have against someone, then by definition, you are an agenda driven hack. If you wag your finger at someone and say they shouldn’t do this or that and then you do the same thing yourself, by definition, you’re a hypocrite. That’s not naming calling in a child-like pejorative manner like what it seems you are confusing with what I’m saying, that’s actually describing a person based on their objective actions that they’ve taken. You would do well to learn the differnce
Here in the states we have a basketball player Jason Tatum who is very accomplished yet he's criticized constantly. What they don't like is that he wins.
@@grsafran Spot on mate. They hate what they don’t have and will do whatever they can (within reason) to denigrate individual achievements that players such as Haaland and Tatum accumulate. Which, at the end of the day, is nothing more seething jealousy. I love it bc it drives the haters mad 😊😊
Doesn't matter, Rice still shouldn't have tried to touch it and move it to the side....go complain to the ref about it if you want but when you're on a yellow and give up a free kick you shouldn't be anywhere near the ball...I remember similarly Martinelli getting a double yellow last season because he blocked the ball after just getting a yellow
@@absbabs6153according to the rules of football, you can quickly take a free kick by touching, kicking or stopping the ball right away. But Veltman didn’t touch the ball but instead kicked it towards rice and try to kick again and ended up kicking Rice.
Let's allocate time to Man United based on the fact that they are a mid table team. I don't find them that interesting. Brighton, Villa, Newcastle are all more interesting stories.
Thank your Robbie’s for mentioning the rolling of the ball as Declan Rice kicks it, by the letter of the law shouldn’t the ref has gone over after he called a foul and made sure the ball is stopped before a free kick is taken. The ball was moving as Rice kicks it out of play there’s no way a Brighton player should have been swinging at a moving ball for a Free kick it’s a dead-ball (static play AKA ball not moving).
21:38 "Lets just have robots refereeing" Do they honestly not see the irony of what they are saying? They expect the ref's to never make a mistake, but at the same time want to give all the brakes to players (Diving cheats most of them btw, claiming things that aren't theirs, faking injury etc..) Robots refereeing is EXACTLY what most of these guys want. Also you can not expect to have "consistency" AND allow the refs to make calls based on "feelings." Something is either a foul or it's not, it's either a yellow or it's not. And let's be honest that just about any time a ref blows his whistle for a foul there is always the question "is that a yellow" Because there are were few standard rules about yellow cards. Stopping a counter, delaying restart and time wasting (And even that is random at best) are the few ones but everything else is a question of "feeling." And just one more one thing on "consistency," IT'S NOT POSSIBLE! You can have consistency within a game up to a point BUT you can not have it between games, referees and teams. See, that's where the "feeling" part comes in, refs manage different games in different ways and that has always been the case. Now if you wan't to have consistency between games, referees and teams then ROBOTS is exactly what you want. They should be talking about Pedro not getting booked for delaying restart earlier. And NOT in relation to the Rice call, the Rice call was correct, it is done, over, finished. There is no need to talk about the Rice incident at all, The Pedro call was the wrong call so talk about that.
Yeah, that was hard to listen to them downplaying Rice's actions there. The only way they will squash that type of behavior is to punish it. If the ref did what the two Robbies suggested, then that wouldn't do anything towards deterring that type of behavior going forward. But they're always biased towards English players.
@@absbabs6153 No he wasn't carded at all, and it should've been a red. That's now three games in recent memory that were violent actions against Arsenal players without getting a card.
3 goals came off high press…..they need to analyze it more. The last time salah had a contract negotiation….it wasn’t settled until after the season and didn’t start until mid season. He wants to stay and so does VVD. They’ve both said they would like to end their careers here. Mo has 3-4 more years left…VVD has probably 5-6. Trent is very important, but it’s up to him. He’s won everything early, but he really seems to be enjoying his football.
Robbie Earl on Slot's start to the season: "3 wins in 3 games, no goals conceded, 7 total goals...that's a pretty decent start." Hmmmm..."pretty decent"???? 😅😂😅
The biggest difference slot has made to Liverpool is the fact that they are a more solid and less leaky unit. Under klopp they would often run out of attacking ideas against defensive teams and were always prone to opposition players running straight through them and in on goal on the break which cost them profoundly over the last few seasons. I prefer this more solid approach as under klopp you never knew how many they would concede
Mo Salah Contract? Dont forget its a new team in charge at LFC, Been a bit busy trying to get a manager and some new players recently. So I am sure they will now look at the three players contracts to be sorted.
Still....someone as important as Salah shouldn't have to wonder whether he'll be getting a new contract or not...that's something that the club should at least inform him about when the season starts
Rice only has himself to blame, he put himself in that situation forcing the ref to make a decision... as a professional footballer you have to be smarter than that when you are already on a yellow card.
The PL and PGMOL will probably stop bending for City when they get close to matching man utd's PL title record. Can't see the corruption stopping any time soon though.
@user-qh4pk6ie6k maybe you should make that point to Arteta. Remember what he said about the Luis Diaz goal that was incorrectly called offside. Well let me quote him: "I think they (refs) are trying to make the best decisions, they are trying to protect the game, they are trying to get as much support and be ruthless when they need to be. At some point as well we need to give support and understand that mistakes happen. We’ve made mistakes as well and if the pressure is so much then it’s very difficult to manage." So why should Liverpool fans for example feel sympathy for Arsenal when their manager clearly chose to look the other way when the refs made a clear and obvious mistake? It was very dissapointing to hear him say that and probably would have been better of saying he had no comment
Even if he didn't get a yellow for kicking the ball away and being in the way of the free kick, he deserved one for flopping and rolling around on the ground like his leg was broken.
Besides watching MU fans meltdown, this show (and Rebecca's Lowe down) are my only must watch every week.
Try 90min channel with Grizz Scott, Harry, and Jakey. Reallllly good analysis, review, jokes.
I feel lucky as a British Expat to live across the pond and have NBC. I think your coverage of The Prem is the best. Highlights. Rebecca Lowe. All of it. Appreciate what you guys said about Brighton. ⚪🔵⚪🔵
Same here mate. It’s great to be able to get all this content over here!!
The Everton Bournemouth match was amazing. Fair Play to Cherries; they were pretty bad up to 80 minutes and then WOW
It’s a sign mates,,,Everton is finally going down for real this year
It's too early for all that. They just need to better 3 teams
"Yeah I see what you mean Rob... how about you Rob? "Well Rob, not bad Rob"
Valuable podcast. Hadn’t heard about Bournemouth yet
I've never seen a footballer at the same time
Well done to Robbie Earle 👏 for calling out how the media - including Robbie M in real time on the program - constantly try to diminish Haaland’s achievements when reporting on him. Treat Haaland the same way for his achievements like you would any other player, otherwise, you reveal yourself to be an agenda-driven, double standard wheeling hack of a journalist. I expect that in politics but not in sport.
name calling is a good rebuttal 😔
@@amaanhussain3094 That only works when the person using the name calling is wrong themselves. If I call an agenda driven hack when in fact there is no evidence to suggest that is the case, then that would be wrong. However, if you purposely try to diminish someone’s achievements and twist facts to suit a narrative you have against someone, then by definition, you are an agenda driven hack. If you wag your finger at someone and say they shouldn’t do this or that and then you do the same thing yourself, by definition, you’re a hypocrite.
That’s not naming calling in a child-like pejorative manner like what it seems you are confusing with what I’m saying, that’s actually describing a person based on their objective actions that they’ve taken.
You would do well to learn the differnce
Here in the states we have a basketball player Jason Tatum who is very accomplished yet he's criticized constantly. What they don't like is that he wins.
@@grsafran Spot on mate. They hate what they don’t have and will do whatever they can (within reason) to denigrate individual achievements that players such as Haaland and Tatum accumulate. Which, at the end of the day, is nothing more seething jealousy. I love it bc it drives the haters mad 😊😊
Love it!
The ball was moving when Veltman kicked it.
Doesn't matter, Rice still shouldn't have tried to touch it and move it to the side....go complain to the ref about it if you want but when you're on a yellow and give up a free kick you shouldn't be anywhere near the ball...I remember similarly Martinelli getting a double yellow last season because he blocked the ball after just getting a yellow
@@absbabs6153according to the rules of football, you can quickly take a free kick by touching, kicking or stopping the ball right away. But Veltman didn’t touch the ball but instead kicked it towards rice and try to kick again and ended up kicking Rice.
@@absbabs6153 The ball was rolling or not matter a lot actually. There was no possibility for quick free kick at all in this scenario.
@@emmanainsley4705 He kicked Rice BECAUSE RICE MOVED THE BALL JUST AS VELTMAN WAS SWINGING HIS LEG.
U guys are awesome
Let's allocate time to Man United based on the fact that they are a mid table team. I don't find them that interesting. Brighton, Villa, Newcastle are all more interesting stories.
Thank your Robbie’s for mentioning the rolling of the ball as Declan Rice kicks it, by the letter of the law shouldn’t the ref has gone over after he called a foul and made sure the ball is stopped before a free kick is taken. The ball was moving as Rice kicks it out of play there’s no way a Brighton player should have been swinging at a moving ball for a Free kick it’s a dead-ball (static play AKA ball not moving).
Wow, the motivated reasoning here, smh.
Folks just can't admit that they're English boy did any wrong.
Rice's rolling on the ground was feigning an injury. He popped back up right quick when he realized the foul was on him
This. That on its own deserved a yellow - the yellow card was just however you slice it
He got kicked, did he or did he not? That Veltman through himself to the floor
21:38 "Lets just have robots refereeing"
Do they honestly not see the irony of what they are saying? They expect the ref's to never make a mistake, but at the same time want to give all the brakes to players (Diving cheats most of them btw, claiming things that aren't theirs, faking injury etc..) Robots refereeing is EXACTLY what most of these guys want.
Also you can not expect to have "consistency" AND allow the refs to make calls based on "feelings." Something is either a foul or it's not, it's either a yellow or it's not. And let's be honest that just about any time a ref blows his whistle for a foul there is always the question "is that a yellow" Because there are were few standard rules about yellow cards. Stopping a counter, delaying restart and time wasting (And even that is random at best) are the few ones but everything else is a question of "feeling."
And just one more one thing on "consistency," IT'S NOT POSSIBLE! You can have consistency within a game up to a point BUT you can not have it between games, referees and teams. See, that's where the "feeling" part comes in, refs manage different games in different ways and that has always been the case. Now if you wan't to have consistency between games, referees and teams then ROBOTS is exactly what you want.
They should be talking about Pedro not getting booked for delaying restart earlier. And NOT in relation to the Rice call, the Rice call was correct, it is done, over, finished. There is no need to talk about the Rice incident at all, The Pedro call was the wrong call so talk about that.
Yeah, that was hard to listen to them downplaying Rice's actions there. The only way they will squash that type of behavior is to punish it. If the ref did what the two Robbies suggested, then that wouldn't do anything towards deterring that type of behavior going forward. But they're always biased towards English players.
Veltman should've been carded.
He was? He got a yellow and that's all it was
Ordegaard handball should’ve been a penalty…
@@absbabs6153 No he wasn't carded at all, and it should've been a red.
That's now three games in recent memory that were violent actions against Arsenal players without getting a card.
@@Alex_J6 I agree
@@moorepr09yellow not red
Nice
3 goals came off high press…..they need to analyze it more.
The last time salah had a contract negotiation….it wasn’t settled until after the season and didn’t start until mid season. He wants to stay and so does VVD. They’ve both said they would like to end their careers here. Mo has 3-4 more years left…VVD has probably 5-6. Trent is very important, but it’s up to him. He’s won everything early, but he really seems to be enjoying his football.
Every single point dropped is vital when you've got city in front of you.
Robbie Earl on Slot's start to the season: "3 wins in 3 games, no goals conceded, 7 total goals...that's a pretty decent start." Hmmmm..."pretty decent"???? 😅😂😅
That's the (mild) joke.
I'm not irate, tried to stop Veltman talking free kick, boo hoo Arsenal
illegal free kick since it was moving but you conveniently ignore that lol
😍😍😍
The biggest difference slot has made to Liverpool is the fact that they are a more solid and less leaky unit. Under klopp they would often run out of attacking ideas against defensive teams and were always prone to opposition players running straight through them and in on goal on the break which cost them profoundly over the last few seasons. I prefer this more solid approach as under klopp you never knew how many they would concede
Lol they spent like not even 5 minutes on the United Liverpool game
Mo Salah Contract? Dont forget its a new team in charge at LFC, Been a bit busy trying to get a manager and some new players recently. So I am sure they will now look at the three players contracts to be sorted.
Still....someone as important as Salah shouldn't have to wonder whether he'll be getting a new contract or not...that's something that the club should at least inform him about when the season starts
Rice only has himself to blame, he put himself in that situation forcing the ref to make a decision... as a professional footballer you have to be smarter than that when you are already on a yellow card.
NEverton lol
with Rice, he may have been warned before that incident..
Over technical Robbie?
Rice red card was pure corruption idc. Congrats city on yet another title
The PL and PGMOL will probably stop bending for City when they get close to matching man utd's PL title record. Can't see the corruption stopping any time soon though.
All he had to do was not kick the ball away. It was his own fault
@@junioradult6219 ok mate, not like that happens in every prem game. Open your eyes and look beyond tirvial team tribalism
@user-qh4pk6ie6k maybe you should make that point to Arteta. Remember what he said about the Luis Diaz goal that was incorrectly called offside. Well let me quote him:
"I think they (refs) are trying to make the best decisions, they are trying to protect the game, they are trying to get as much support and be ruthless when they need to be.
At some point as well we need to give support and understand that mistakes happen. We’ve made mistakes as well and if the pressure is so much then it’s very difficult to manage."
So why should Liverpool fans for example feel sympathy for Arsenal when their manager clearly chose to look the other way when the refs made a clear and obvious mistake? It was very dissapointing to hear him say that and probably would have been better of saying he had no comment
@@Jgtujddtyjv-s6qlmao now say it again without crying
The ref has a history of sending Arsenal players off in controversial circumstances! A Manchester ref who refs in UAE paid for by City’s owners !
Expensive plate of RICE is overrated. 😂
Rice is an idiot for kicking the ball away. Plain and simple. Don't do it. Same with taking your shirt off. It's automatic.
We saw it happening all over the league and not get yellow cards. In the Liverpool match someone picked up the ball and threw it away. Not automatic
Even if he didn't get a yellow for kicking the ball away and being in the way of the free kick, he deserved one for flopping and rolling around on the ground like his leg was broken.
I hate red cards so I was really not happy with that one.
City love fest, blah blah blah.
??? They were literally talking about Liverpool and their tactics for like the first 15 mins what are you on about?