Show Notes
In this week's episode, the boys examine the mounting crisis at Crystal Palace, questioning whether time is rapidly running out for Pierre Sage after another damaging defeat.
They reflect on massive statement wins for Aston Villa and Bournemouth as both clubs conquered Manchester, with Villa ending City's 100 percent start to the season while Bournemouth battered Manchester United at Old Trafford.
Plus, they discuss whether Sunderland are heading for serious trouble following their frustrating home stalemate against Leeds.
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