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EPISODE · Apr 26, 2019 · 48 MIN

Schwarzer: I can see Solskjaer gone by Christmas, Pogba in the summer

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Mark Schwarzer joins us on the line from England for all the fallout from the Manchester Derby and to continue the inquisition into what happens now for Manchester United, with some big predictions for Ole Gunner Solskjaer's future. Schwarzer joins David Weiner alongside former Socceroos Paul Okon and Luke Wilkshire, as well as Manchester United graduate Ashley Westwood, who brings experience from over 400 English Football League games, to the table. What happens to Paul Pogba? Solskjaer? Which players are on the chopping block and how do you off-load them? The latest on the title race is on the agenda once again, as well as Robbie Fowler's appointment at Brisbane Roar; the PFA Team of the Year; Everton's revival; Wilfried Zaha's future; Rafa Benitez's Newcastle miracle; Elton John's FA Cup final dilemma and the logjam in the race for fourth. There is also a chat around the Championship, as Westwood reveals what it is like to be involved in a promotion and the crew look at Leeds' faltering momentum at the wrong time of the season. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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