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The latest talkSPORT Daily Podcast is out now, with Majestic and former Southampton striker Charlie Austin breaking down all the weeks drama.

Manchester United and Aston Villa played out a dramatic 4-4 draw at Old Trafford, with a couple of very late goals for the Red Devils bringing Michael Carrick back from the brink! With Crystal Palace manager Pierre Sage under mounting pressure, Maj suggests someone very close to the show would be the ideal replacement at Selhurst Park. And the boys reflect on Spurs’ winning streak coming to an end at Elland Road.

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Angelina Kelly brings you a very special episode today as we revisit a chat from last week, where comedy legends Bob Mortimer and Paul Whitehouse joined Alan Brazil and Ally McCoist for a chaotic chat on Breakfast.

The Gone Fishing duo discuss the secret behind their hit show and out-fishing top gear with a £10 kids' rod from Argos. Plus: the pair audition as football commentators, breaking down Stuart Pearce’s thighs and Alan Brazil offers up some questionable health advice.

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In this week's episode, Angelina Kelly and Alex Crook mark 40 years since Sir Alex Ferguson took charge at Manchester United, reflecting on his staggering legacy and debating whether that level of dominance could ever be repeated in the modern era.

They break down Ferguson's greatest-ever sides, from the Treble winners of 99 to the European champions of 2008, and examine why the relentless drama of 'Fergie Time' remains one of the most feared and iconic phenomenons in Premier League history.

Plus, the pair pick out their ultimate Manchester United 'streets won't forget' players, celebrating the cult heroes and unforgettable fan favourites who left a lasting impression at Old Trafford.

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This week, Angelina Kelly claims that Dominic Szoboszlai needs to accept that his best position is at right back and not as a central midfielder at Liverpool. Meanwhile Adrian Durham reveals his most OVERRATED moment from England's World Cup campaign and Alex Crook explains why Old Trafford does not need to be replaced by a new stadium and INEOS need to put their money elsewhere.

Every Friday, it’s all about bold opinions, strong feelings, and arguments just waiting to happen. Because as the week winds down, we’re turning the heat all the way up… that's another three HUGE opinions… no sitting on the fence… and absolutely no fear of things getting a little heated.

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A wild week for West Ham!

Angelina Kelly and former Hammer Scott Minto break down Nuno Espírito Santo’s sacking and Scott Parker’s chaotic first 24 hours in charge. Does the new Gaffer have what it takes to take West Ham back up to Premier League glory?

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