S126E10 FOOTBALL REFEREE — Кассета

This is the Season 126 of The Football Referee with dRem TGI (Emmy Hikins), and Trevor Gear on Deepstuff TV and Deepstuff Radio of Deepstuff records. All Episodes conducted by Legendary Singer-Songwriter and Musician Trevor Gear and TV and Radio presenter Emmy Hikins (dRem TGI) and also a Singer-Songwriter and a music producer of Deepstuff records LTD, In This Season Of The Football Referee Podcast we discuss: Mourinho's Return to Real Madrid Emmy and Trevor discussed the recent equalization of El Clásico wins between Real Madrid and Barcelona, with both teams now having 106 wins each. They analyzed Jose Mourinho's return as Real Madrid's manager and his track record of success at various clubs, with Trevor praising Mourinho's ability to motivate players and create winning mentality. The conversation explored the trend of recycling successful managers at top clubs and questioned whether past success necessarily guarantees future performance. Manchester United Management Challenges Trevor discussed the challenges faced by managers at Manchester United following Alex Ferguson's departure, noting how the legacy of the legendary manager might influence current and future managers. He highlighted the evolving role of managers in the modern game, emphasizing that they now often have limited say in player transfers and are more like head coaches overseeing a team brought in by the club. Trevor also reflected on the changing nature of management roles in football and the experiences gained by managers like Jose Mourinho in the Premier League. Premier League Competition Analysis Emmy and Trevor discussed the competitive nature of the Premier League compared to other European leagues like La Liga and the Scottish League. Trevor argued that while the Premier League isn't dominated by just two clubs like other leagues, it still has a top tier of teams that could potentially win the league, with Manchester City and Arsenal currently leading the competition. They also discussed the uncertainty surrounding Manchester City's situation due to potential points deductions, and Trevor noted that while multiple teams like Liverpool, Aston Villa, and Chelsea could challenge for the title, it was likely that either Manchester City or Arsenal would win the league. Player-Manager Conflicts at Manchester United Trevor and Emmy discussed player-manager conflicts at Manchester United, particularly focusing on Bruno Fernandes being benched by Michael Carrick and expressing public discontent with team tactics. They also discussed Nottingham Forest manager Steve Glasner's job security, noting that while Forest's performance hasn't been strong, a poor run of results would likely be needed before any potential sacking. The conversation concluded with a brief mention of Liverpool's recent win against Brighton. Jürgen Klopp's Liverpool Performance Trevor and Emmy discussed Jürgen Klopp's performance as Liverpool's manager, noting that it takes time for new managers to establish themselves at clubs. They praised Klopp's achievements, including winning the league after taking over from Klopp, while acknowledging that he inherited a strong team. The conversation also touched on the success of Liverpool's new striker Isak, who scored in his recent game, and the positive impact this is having on the team under new manager Jürgen Klopp. El Clasico Officials Discussion Emmy and Trevor discussed the El Clasico match and the system of nine officials used in Spanish football matches, including the referee, assistants, VAR, and performance evaluators. Trevor explained that this number of officials is similar to what is used in most matches and helps ensure greater accuracy in decision-making. They also talked about the challenges faced by referees and linesmen in managing