Premier League Mayhem: Ten Men, Salah Benched, Spurs Struggling
Chelsea hold Arsenal, Liverpool & Man Utd win & Spurs lose again
Resources
Resources & Recommendations
Books
- Playing Football Manager - This game is referenced by a speaker to illustrate the challenges and learning curves of a football manager, particularly in handling bad runs and making strategic decisions.
Videos & Documentaries
- Goal! The Dream Begins (Goal 1) - Mentioned as a film featuring Zinedine Zidane and highlighting a humorous football inaccuracy regarding a player's preferred foot for free kicks.
- Goal II: Living the Dream - Referenced as the sequel to "Goal!" and where Zinedine Zidane appeared as himself alongside Sergio Ramos.
- Goal III: Disallowed - Briefly mentioned as a very bad movie that the speaker hasn't seen, suggesting it was low-budget.
People Mentioned
- Zinedine Zidane - French former professional footballer and manager, mentioned for his appearance as himself in the "Goal!" movie series.
- Sergio Ramos - Spanish professional footballer, mentioned as a player who played alongside Zidane at Real Madrid and later with Thilo Kehrer at PSG.
- Thilo Kehrer - German professional footballer, mentioned for playing with Sergio Ramos at PSG and later with Declan Rice at West Ham.
- Declan Rice - English professional footballer, mentioned as a player who played with Thilo Kehrer at West Ham and then moved to Arsenal.
- Anna Friel - English actress, mentioned for her appearance in an episode of "Surf Potatoes" alongside Vinnie Jones and also in the "Goal!" movie.
- Vinnie Jones - British actor and former professional footballer, mentioned for his football career with Wimbledon and an appearance in the TV show "Surf Potatoes".
- Jason Euell - Former professional footballer, mentioned for playing with Vinnie Jones at Wimbledon and Hogan Ephraim at Charlton.
- Hogan Ephraim - Former professional footballer, mentioned for playing with Jason Euell at Charlton and later for Wycombe Wanderers.
- Joe Jacobson - Professional footballer, mentioned as a Wycombe Wanderers stalwart who bridges the gap between Hogan Ephraim and Eberechi Eze.
- Eberechi Eze - English professional footballer, mentioned as a player for Crystal Palace and QPR.
- James Mackie - Professional footballer, mentioned for playing with Eberechi Eze at QPR and Peter Hawkins at Wimbledon.
- Peter Hawkins - Former professional footballer, mentioned for playing with James Mackie at Wimbledon and having a long career with Chatham Town.
- Ben Thatcher - Former professional footballer, mentioned for playing with Vinnie Jones at Wimbledon and Nedum Onuoha at Manchester City.
- Nedum Onuoha - Former professional footballer, mentioned for playing with Ben Thatcher at Manchester City.
- Per Mertesacker - Former professional footballer and current academy manager, mentioned as a guess for an Arsenal player in 2021.
- Aaron Ramsdale - English professional footballer, mentioned as a goalkeeper who joined Arsenal in 2022.
- Bernd Leno - German professional footballer, mentioned as the goalkeeper for Arsenal in their 5-0 loss against Man City in 2021.
- Pablo Marí - Spanish professional footballer, mentioned as a guess for an Arsenal player in 2021.
- Granit Xhaka - Swiss professional footballer, mentioned for starting on the right for Arsenal in 2021.
- Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang - Gabonese professional footballer, mentioned as a guess for an Arsenal player in 2021.
- Alexandre Lacazette - French professional footballer, mentioned as a guess for an Arsenal player in 2021.
- Mesut Özil - German former professional footballer, mentioned as a guess for an Arsenal player in 2021.
- Emile Smith Rowe - English professional footballer, mentioned as the previous number 10 for Arsenal who started as a left-sided forward in 2021.
- Kieran Tierney - Scottish professional footballer, mentioned as Arsenal's left wing-back in 2021.
- Sead Kolašinac - Bosnian professional footballer, mentioned as Arsenal's left center-back in 2021.
- Calum Chambers - English professional footballer, mentioned as Arsenal's right center-back in 2021.
- Albert Sambi Lokonga - Belgian professional footballer, mentioned as Arsenal's defensive midfielder in 2021.
- Martin Ødegaard - Norwegian professional footballer, mentioned for coming on for Arsenal in the Chelsea game and being "really good."
- Mohamed Salah - Egyptian professional footballer, discussed regarding his role at Liverpool and whether he should be a starter or a support player.
- Cody Gakpo - Dutch professional footballer, mentioned in comparison to Salah's goal-scoring record.
- Dominik Szoboszlai - Hungarian professional footballer, praised for his versatility and performance for Liverpool, likened to James Milner.
- James Milner - English professional footballer, mentioned as a versatile player who famously played left-back for Liverpool.
- Joe Gomez - English professional footballer, mentioned for his defensive contribution as a right-back for Liverpool.
- Florian Wirtz - German professional footballer, mentioned as a player who can "float around and do everything everywhere."
- Isak - Swedish professional footballer, mentioned in the context of Liverpool's potential future main players.
- Ekitike - French professional footballer, mentioned in the context of Liverpool's potential future main players.
- Jean-Philippe Mateta - French professional footballer, discussed for his performance for Crystal Palace, including scoring a penalty and underperforming his xG.
- Joshua Zirkzee - Dutch professional footballer, mentioned for scoring a goal for Manchester United against Crystal Palace.
- Mason Mount - English professional footballer, mentioned for scoring a goal for Manchester United against Crystal Palace.
- Bruno Fernandes - Portuguese professional footballer, praised for his assists and for "dragging Manchester United to a victory."
- Paul Scholes - English former professional footballer, mentioned in comparison to Bruno Fernandes' assist record.
- Ryan Giggs - Welsh former professional footballer, mentioned as one of the Manchester United players with more Premier League assists than Bruno Fernandes.
- Wayne Rooney - English former professional footballer, mentioned as one of the Manchester United players with more Premier League assists than Bruno Fernandes.
- David Beckham - English former professional footballer, mentioned as one of the Manchester United players with more Premier League assists than Bruno Fernandes.
- Oliver Glasner - Austrian football manager, quoted regarding Crystal Palace's need to invest in more players.
- Alan Shearer - English former professional footballer and pundit, mentioned for his analysis of Manchester United's tactical changes.
- Amrabat - Moroccan professional footballer, mentioned for his intensity at halftime in a Manchester United game.
- Harry Wilson - Welsh professional footballer, mentioned for scoring an "amazing finish" against Tottenham.
- Hugo Lloris - French former professional footballer, mentioned as a Tottenham player.
- Dejan Kulusevski - Swedish professional footballer, mentioned as an injured Tottenham player.
- James Maddison - English professional footballer, mentioned as an injured Tottenham player.
- Son Heung-min - South Korean professional footballer, mentioned for his performance at Tottenham.
- Mohammed Kudus - Ghanaian professional footballer, discussed as a player for West Ham and his inconsistency.
- Archie Gray - English professional footballer, mentioned as a Tottenham player.
- Micky van de Ven - Dutch professional footballer, mentioned as a fantastic player for Tottenham.
- Destiny Udogie - Italian professional footballer, mentioned as a fantastic player for Tottenham, despite a recent error.
- Pierre-Emile Højbjerg - Danish professional footballer, mentioned as a Tottenham player.
- Yves Bissouma - Malian professional footballer, mentioned as a Tottenham player.
- Rodrigo Bentancur - Uruguayan professional footballer, mentioned as part of Tottenham's "double pivot" midfield.
- João Palhinha - Portuguese professional footballer, mentioned as part of Tottenham's "double pivot" midfield.
- Lucas Bergvall - Swedish professional footballer, mentioned as a Tottenham player.
- Pape Matar Sarr - Senegalese professional footballer, mentioned as a Tottenham player.
- Ange Postecoglou - Australian football manager, mentioned for his media management approach at Tottenham.
- Mark McGhee - Scottish former professional footballer and manager, mentioned as an example of a manager who made a PR blunder in his first press conference.
- Ruben Amorim - Portuguese football manager, mentioned as an example of a manager who was "incredibly candid to a fault."
- José Mourinho - Portuguese football manager, mentioned for being "overly candid" at Chelsea.
- Boubacar Kamara - French professional footballer, mentioned for scoring a "beauty from outside the box" for Aston Villa.
- Kaya - A human participant in the "Points of Bad" game.
- John - A human participant in the "Points of Bad" game.
Organizations & Institutions
- The Athletic - Mentioned as the newsroom where Luke Bocher works.
- BBC - Mentioned as the platform where Alan Shearer provided analysis.
- New York Times - Referenced as a persistent source of laptop update notifications.
- Wimbledon - Football club where Vinnie Jones, Jason Euell, and Peter Hawkins played.
- Charlton - Football club where Jason Euell and Hogan Ephraim played.
- Wycombe Wanderers - Football club where Hogan Ephraim and Eberechi Eze had loan spells.
- QPR (Queens Park Rangers) - Football club where Eberechi Eze and James Mackie played.
- Chatham Town - Football club where Peter Hawkins played and is currently assistant manager.
- Real Madrid - Football club where Zinedine Zidane and Sergio Ramos played.
- PSG (Paris Saint-Germain) - Football club where Sergio Ramos and Thilo Kehrer played.
- West Ham - Football club where Thilo Kehrer and Declan Rice played.
- Arsenal - Football club where Declan Rice and Eberechi Eze played. Also discussed in the context of their 2021 match against Manchester City and their current Premier League form.
- Liverpool - Football club discussed in the context of their match against West Ham and Salah's role.
- Sunderland - Football club mentioned as an upcoming opponent for Liverpool and for their "giant killing" potential.
- Leeds - Football club mentioned as an upcoming opponent for Liverpool.
- Crystal Palace - Football club discussed in the context of their match against Manchester United, player fatigue, and manager's comments.
- Everton - Football club mentioned in comparison to Crystal Palace's performance.
- Manchester United - Football club discussed in the context of their match against Crystal Palace and their potential to rise in the league.
- Tottenham Hotspur - Football club discussed regarding their loss to Fulham, manager Thomas Frank's performance, and squad issues.
- Brentford - Football club previously managed by Thomas Frank, mentioned for its "smart club" approach.
- Aston Villa - Football club discussed for their recent form and rise in the Premier League table.
- Wolves (Wolverhampton Wanderers) - Football club mentioned for their improved performance despite losing to Aston Villa.
- Newcastle - Football club mentioned for their strong home record and upcoming match against Tottenham.
- Barcelona - Football club mentioned in the context of Chelsea beating them.
- Ajax - Football club from which Borna Sosa was purchased by Crystal Palace.
Websites & Online Resources
- wikipedia.org - Mentioned as a source for Peter Hawkins' career information.