Is the Asian Cup OFF? Plus, Man United in “complete collapse” | Straight Yellow
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Manchester United are in "complete collapse", and the fans are cheering the one man who's about to lose his job.
This week on Straight Yellow, Adam Peacock and Robbie Slater pick through the wreckage at Old Trafford. Gary Neville's raw reaction, Carrick's goodbye wave, Martinez and Bruno having a go, and the big question: who do you bring in now? Conte? Eddie Howe? Plus the racehorse feud that handed the club to the Glazers, and how Bournemouth beat United and AC Milan inside four days.
Then Robbie tells the greatest Graham Arnold conspiracy theory of all time. Italian World Cup star Nicola Berti turns up at Northern Spirit, and Arnie becomes convinced it isn't actually him, it's his twin brother. Mikel Arteta's 36-clip dossier proves managers haven't changed.
Is the Asian Cup in Saudi Arabia going ahead, and where does that leave Tony Popovic and the Socceroos? The boys also answer your comments on a Tasmanian A-League team, Vidmar's call for 16 clubs, why the APL stays silent, and whether Robbie really drops the F-bomb on this show.
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TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 - Start 00:44 - Football in all its forms 01:13 - Man United: "catastrophic" 02:01 - Gary Neville's reaction & Carrick's farewell wave 04:13 - Martinez & Bruno have a go 04:35 - Why the fans' favourite cops it 05:39 - Who's next? Conte or Eddie Howe? 07:25 - Football comes second at United 08:24 - The racehorse that brought in the Glazers 09:23 - Can United fix itself under these owners? 10:23 - Robbie on playing at Old Trafford 11:19 - A Liverpool fan feeling sorry for United? 14:01 - Bournemouth beat United and AC Milan in four days 15:00 - The Villa fans' Cheetos stunt 16:26 - The Herrington brothers 17:40 - Why FA said no to Herrington in a Roar shirt 19:53 - Arteta's 36-clip dossier 21:36 - The most paranoid manager: Graham Arnold 23:41 - Nicola Berti arrives at Northern Spirit 26:00 - "It's not him": Arnie's twin brother theory 28:39 - Berti the tourist in Auckland 30:04 - Is the Asian Cup in doubt? 32:13 - The Socceroos in limbo: Popovic, Jordan & Qatar 35:16 - Your comments: a Tasmanian A-League team 36:40 - 16 teams & the silent APL 37:16 - Football is invisible in pubs and clubs 38:53 - Journos "killing the game" 41:53 - Does Robbie drop the F-bomb?
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