Keith and D discuss the recent decision by INEOS to keep Erik Ten Hag. They express their support for Ten Hag and the need for continuity at the club. They also discuss the importance of developing young players and the potential sale of players like Mason Greenwood and Amad Diallo. The conversation then shifts to the upcoming transfer window and the need for strategic signings that align with the club's philosophy. They mention the potential departure of Jadon Sancho and the importance of including a buyback clause in any deal. The episode concludes with a discussion about the upcoming Euros and the excitement of watching the tournament. Group A: Germany and Switzerland are likely to advance. Group B: Spain and Italy are the favorites. Group C: England is expected to win the group. In this final part of the conversation, the hosts discuss the upcoming Euro 2020 tournament and make predictions for the group winners, the overall winner, and the Golden Boot winner. They also touch on Luke Shaw's recent comments about his injury history at Manchester United. The hosts express their skepticism about Shaw's remarks and discuss the importance of players taking responsibility for their own fitness. They conclude the episode by plugging their social media accounts and inviting listeners to subscribe and leave reviews.

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Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Discussion of Managerial Change

03:13 The Importance of Continuity at Manchester United

06:40 Developing Young Players for Long-Term Success

12:09 Strategic Signings in the Transfer Window

27:47 Excitement for the Upcoming Euros

51:48 Group A: Germany and Switzerland Advance

54:29 Group B: Spain and Italy Favorites

56:26 Group C: England Expected to Win

57:27 Euro 2020 Predictions

01:14:44 Luke Shaw's Comments

01:17:06 Taking Responsibility for Fitness

01:23:28 Follow Us and Subscribe

Keith and D dive into Manchester United's FA Cup performance and the future of manager Erik ten Hag. We explore the impact of INEOS on transfer policies and assess the team's overall season performance. Our discussion includes potential changes in player dynamics and team composition, the future of Bruno Fernandes, and the need for a strong core. We also touch on the importance of the style of play, the role of the technical director, and the necessity of a clear transfer strategy. Additionally, we discuss player participation and expectations for the upcoming Euros and Copa America, expressing opinions on attitudes and potential outcomes.

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Chapters

00:00 Manchester United's FA Cup Surprise

03:43 The Uncertain Future of Ten Hag

05:11 Ineos's Impact on Transfer Policies

07:16 Challenges and Decisions in the Season

13:08 Player Dynamics and Team Composition

25:23 The New Transfer Policy at Ineos

26:22 The Future of Bruno Fernandes and the Need for a Strong Spine

27:24 The Role of the Technical Director and the Importance of Style of Play

29:20 The Need for a Clear Transfer Strategy

47:24 Manchester United Players and Performance

50:12 Upcoming Tournaments and Player Expectations

53:11 Player Attitudes and Transfer Strategies

In this episode of the Biggie and Smalls podcast, Keith and D discuss various topics related to Manchester United, including the potential departure of Mauricio Pochettino, the inconsistency of Marcus Rashford, and the future of Bruno Fernandes. They also touch on the standing ovation given to Erik ten Hag at Old Trafford and the interview with Andre Onana. The hosts highlight the challenges of being a goalkeeper at Manchester United and the importance of character in the team. In this conversation, Keith and D discuss Mason Greenwood's future at Manchester United, the opinions of fans on social media, and the press release from the Women's Man United fan club. They also talk about the upcoming FA Cup final between Manchester City and Chelsea, the possible lineup for the game, and their expectations. They then shift gears to discuss the Amazon documentary '99 Debut' about Manchester United's historic 1998-1999 season, sharing their excitement and nostalgia for that time. They mention some interesting insights from the documentary, such as the initial resignation of Sir Alex Ferguson and the dynamics between players like Andy Cole and Dwight Yorke. They end the conversation with their predictions for the FA Cup final.

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⁠Biggie & Smallz IG

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Potential Departure of Mauricio Pochettino

02:59 The Inconsistency of Marcus Rashford

06:13 The Future of Bruno Fernandes

08:54 The Standing Ovation for Erik ten Hag

12:00 The Challenges of Being a Goalkeeper at Manchester United

27:26 The Debate on Mason Greenwood's Future

30:59 The Press Release from the Women's Man United Fan Club

35:17 Expectations for the FA Cup Final

42:28 Nostalgia and Excitement for the '99 Debut Documentary

50:48 Predictions for the FA Cup Final