Show Notes
Sammy and Jack ponder Alvaro Arbeloa's future after picking up his first league win against Hull on Saturday.
Also, they look at some of the recent off-pitch ticketing issues at Craven Cottage before analysing this Saturday's trip to Coventry, a team we haven't beaten since 1967.
Sammy and Jack also have a heated debate about whether Rodrigo Muniz should get the nod up front ahead of the out-of-form Gonzalo Garcia.
Guests: Sammy James, Jack Collins
Producer: Elizabeth Barnard
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