What happens when you're relaxing on holiday and suddenly you find yourself stood next to the manager of the recently crowned Premier League champions? That's where Wayne Rooney found himself a few weeks ago as he tells host Kelly Somers and comedian Kae Kurd about his experiences with Arne Slot in Ibiza. From honeymoons in Vegas to touring Japan with Manchester United, Wayne recounts surreal travel moments featuring Michael Jordan, LeBron James, and a sleepy Dimitar Berbatov. On the football front, they dive into half-time interviews, Calvin Bassey’s shorts, and the mystery of vanishing shin pads. Plus, they preview Newcastle vs Liverpool after the Alexander Isak transfer saga. Wayne also weighs in on Yoane Wissa’s role at Brentford and questions what happens when clubs and fans take the moral high ground. Watch on BBC Sport YouTube and iPlayer, listen on BBC Sounds.

Manchester United’s goalkeeping woes take centre stage as Wayne Rooney joins host Kelly Somers and comedian Kae Kurd to weigh in on the club’s defeat to Arsenal. Rooney doesn’t hold back, calling United “crazy” if they don’t make a move for PSG’s Gianluigi Donnarumma following yet another costly goalkeeping error.

They also revisit classic Arsenal v Man United clashes, including the time Sol Campbell gave Wayne the silent treatment for six months after one of their encounters.

Elsewhere, they confront the racist abuse directed at Bournemouth’s Antoine Semenyo at Anfield and Wayne recalls when he comforted a DC United player who also experienced racism during a match.

And Kelly, Kae, and Wayne share their kneejerk reactions to the Premier League’s opening weekend - who does Kae think will get relegated? And who does Wayne tip for the title already?

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Wayne Rooney kicks off his new podcast with presenter Kelly Somers and comedian Kae Kurd, diving straight into the headlines. He responds to Tom Brady’s jab about his work ethic at Birmingham City, calling it unfair and setting the record straight.

He weighs in on the Alexander Isak situation - will he stay put at Newcastle or make a move to Liverpool? Rooney reflects on similar moments from his own career, including a wild night when masked men showed up at his house, convinced he was forcing a transfer from Manchester United. He shares what really happened and what was going through his mind.

Wayne opens up about his chat with Jack Grealish before the Everton move, revealing how he went for dinner with him and why he thinks Grealish could thrive at the club. There’s even a bold prediction for Everton’s season!

And Wayne also names the Premier League’s new strikers to watch - backing Benjamin Sesko to shine at Manchester United and tipping Viktor Gyokeres to make waves at Arsenal.

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