No Question About That - a Manchester United podcast

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No Question About That is the original independent fan-published podcast covering Manchester United. Hosted by Ed, with contributions from Dan, Tom, Wayne, Dharnish, Adam, Jamie, Dominic and Andy. NQAT covers the latest games, news, business, politics and fan culture at the world’s greatest football club. Hate the ads? Want more NQAT? For ad-free listening and our weekly bonus show, find us on Apple Podcasts or Patreon.

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  1. vor 56 m

    EMERGENCY POD: Michael Carrick Sacked

    #1068 | Michael Carrick has been sacked as Manchester United manager, according to reports late on Monday night. United had not confirmed it at the time of recording. Ed and Dharnish record an emergency pod to discuss how it came to this. Carrick earned his shot at the job last season but was left short in the summer. He then tried to evolve the team to a ball-dominant, high-pressing approach that never worked. Injuries, unhappy players, and a drop in Bruno Fernandes’s form turned a poor start into a relegation fight. The bigger story is the ownership. The next manager inherits the same owners, the same CEO, the same director of football, and no clear criteria for hiring and firing. Who exactly is making the decisions at United? And more importantly, why would anyone trust them? 0:00 Breaking: Carrick sacked 1:27 How did we get here? 3:55 Sold short in the summer 6:37 Tactical experiment that failed 12:53 Bruno’s form and the data 15:19 The environment and Ratcliffe 22:27 Broken decision-making at the top 29:21 What happens next Sponsor Ready to have an AI that can tackle real work? Try Claude Cowork today. Claude.ai/NQAT Hate the ads? Want more NQAT? For ad-free listening and our weekly bonus show, find us on Apple Podcasts or Patreon. Socials ⁠Twitter⁠ ⁠Instagram⁠ ⁠BlueSky⁠ ⁠Patreon⁠ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

    EMERGENCY POD: Michael Carrick Sacked

  2. vor 13 Std.

    Chaos Everywhere

    #1067 | Manchester United and Aston Villa played out a 4-4 Premier League draw at Old Trafford. It was chaos on the pitch while fans protested in the stands. United twice trailed by two goals and twice came back in dramatic fashion. Ed and Dan discuss. There’s plenty to go over, from Michael Carrick’s cautious selection to some horrendous defending. But a sliver of light in United’s attack is finally scoring goals regularly. Yet, with one win in the league, pressure remains on Carrick a quarter into the season. Will United change the manager? It seems like there’s very little impetus to do so. Howe, Conte, Pochettino, Nagelsmann are all waiting in the wings. Who exactly is making the decisions at the top? Nobody it seems. 0:00 Intro: 4-4 at Old Trafford 
1:19 Two down in four minutes
 4:13 United’s team selection 
9:39 Have we infected the goalkeeper? 
11:21 Old Trafford crowd
 16:00 Build-up play and Fernandes
 30:45 System or individual errors?
 32:11 Who replaces Carrick? 
45:45 Wrap-up Sponsor Ready to have an AI that can tackle real work? Try Claude Cowork today. Claude.ai/NQAT Hate the ads? Want more NQAT? For ad-free listening and our weekly bonus show, find us on Apple Podcasts or Patreon. Socials ⁠Twitter⁠ ⁠Instagram⁠ ⁠BlueSky⁠ ⁠Patreon⁠ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

    Chaos Everywhere

  3. vor 1 Tag • Nur Abonnent:innen

    NQAT Daily: It's Your Funeral

    In the Stretford End, United's draw against Aston Villa turned into a protest against the owners. United were two own inside four minutes, level at half time, two more down early in the second half, then scored twice in injury time. The result leaves United in the relegation zone after a chaotic game. The real story was in the stands. Banners read “Your funeral, not ours. Sell up” and “We don’t want a new stadium. We want new owners”, and club staff took one of them down, days after reporting has Avram Glazer telling bankers that results don’t affect the club’s finances. Michael Carrick was cheered but may still go in the international break. The open question is who picks his successor. That falls to the same people answering to Ratcliffe, who effectively answers to the Glazers. 0:00 The Stretford End turns on the owners 2:09 4-4: how the game unravelled 3:55 A team that can’t defend 4:33 The banners tell the story 6:23 What now for the players and the manager? 7:41 Berrada, Wilcox: they’ve failed 9:17 Ratcliffe’s three years of failure 10:27 21 years of Glazer green 12:55 So where does that leave us?

    NQAT Daily: It's Your Funeral

  4. vor 2 Tagen • Nur Abonnent:innen

    NQAT Daily: JJ Gabriel's Real Madrid Move

    Seven weeks after his family asked Manchester United to cancel his registration, 16-year-old JJ Gabriel stood outside Real Madrid’s training ground holding a copy of Marca announcing his move. He has not trained or played for United in that time. If and when he signs for Real United might be due as little as £300,000 in compensation, a fraction of what an English club would have paid. The story since September has been that Gabriel has been on strike, because of a row over promised minutes. The reality is different: a carefully managed campaign of photo calls and exclusives. At Madrid, his position is a queue of expensive forwards, with the third-tier reserve the reality this season. Shea Lacey took the opposite route. He spent two injury-hit years at United without complaint, then set up Cunha’s winner against Roma last week. Gabriel ends up with the move, the money, and the Marca cover. Does he have a plan to play? 0:00 Marca Front Page
 1:52 Since September
 4:16 Why the Advice Is So Bad 
7:07 Leaving United Behind
 8:07 Real Madrid Reality
 10:10 Youth Football Is a Pathway
 12:22 Shea Lacey: Another Path
 17:00 Where This Leaves Everyone

    NQAT Daily: JJ Gabriel's Real Madrid Move

  5. vor 4 Tagen

    The Tactics Show: Good, Bad, and the Comeback

    #1066 | Manchester United beat Roma, lost to Chelsea and face Aston Villa at the weekend in what could be Michael Carrick’s last game. Ed and Dharnish break down all three. What worked in the first half at Chelsea, with United overloading midfield and finding space behind Chelsea’s new full-backs. Why do Carrick’s full-backs keep pushing so high while the team is in crisis? And why did that leave United two down against Roma’s man-to-man press? Then the turnaround. What changed after half-time against Roma: Cunha central, United overloaded the right, Shea Lacey committing defenders. With Baleba injured, who plays in midfield now? And how do United cope with Villa’s physicality and Emery’s mid-block? 0:00 Roma, Chelsea and a Villa test
 1:00 What worked against Chelsea
 2:10 Overloading Chelsea’s midfield
 4:04 Red card, implosion, Amad’s end product
 5:25 Pressing high in crisis mode
 10:32 Roma: how United went two down
 16:07 Old Trafford comeback 4:02 Villa preview: midfield battle Sponsor Ready to have an AI that can tackle real work? Try Claude Cowork today. Claude.ai/NQAT Hate the ads? Want more NQAT? For ad-free listening and our weekly bonus show, find us on Apple Podcasts or Patreon. Socials Twitter Instagram BlueSky Patreon Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

    The Tactics Show: Good, Bad, and the Comeback

  6. vor 4 Tagen • Nur Abonnent:innen

    NQAT Daily: Glazer Says United Don’t Need to Win

    Avram Glazer told about 350 investors at a Deutsche Bank conference in London that Manchester United are insulated from results on the pitch, like the Dallas Cowboys or the New York Yankees. It’s a claim that doesn’t stack up against the numbers or the facts. The Cowboys are in a closed league with a salary cap, shared TV money and a stadium that earns all year. If United miss out on the Champions League it cost roughly £50 million in income. Seven straight years of losses, flat commercial income, a record-low eighth in the Deloitte Money League and 400 redundancies all point to Glazer being very wrong. 0:00 Avram Glazer: what a c*nt 
1:47 Deutsche Bank conference 
2:58 Echoes of Woodward
 3:34 Cowboys are not a good example
 8:42 Football impacts the money 
10:06 Losses, debt and redundancies 
12:50 What do the Glazers want? 
14:28 And then there’s Jim 
19:15 Where does that leave us?

    NQAT Daily: Glazer Says United Don’t Need to Win

  7. vor 5 Tagen

    United Beat Roma: Does It Change Anything?

    #1065 | Manchester United finally won, beating Roma 3-2 after nine games without a victory. Ed and Daniel pick through the comeback from two goals down. There are plenty of issues to discuss.  Although United started the game poorly, was it the first time all season the team looked balanced? Tielemans played a part in the winner, how will Baleba’s injury impact the team and has Leny Yoro made a case for a place at centre-back? Is Amad’s spot now Lacey’s to take? Can Cunha build on his goals when confidence has been short this season? Then the conversation widens. A green and gold balloon protest opened the night. Do protests change anything with owners who rarely face the public?  With Aston Villa on Sunday possibly Michael Carrick’s last game, who might replace him: Emery, Nagelsmann, Conte, or Eddie Howe? And with United 17th in the Champions League table, what do they need to reach the playoffs? 0:27 Victory over Roma 2:25 Comeback and Team Balance 5:34 Centre Back Issues 7:57 Amad vs Lacey 11:22 Midfield Problems 15:34 Pressing and Penalties 26:21 Ownership, Protests 49:03 Villa Preview Sponsor Ready to have an AI that can tackle real work? Try Claude Cowork today. Claude.ai/NQAT Hate the ads? Want more NQAT? For ad-free listening and our weekly bonus show, find us on Apple Podcasts or Patreon. Socials Twitter - https://x.com/nqatpod Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/nqatpod/ BlueSky - https://bsky.app/profile/nqatpod.bsky.social Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/c/nqatpod Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

    United Beat Roma: Does It Change Anything?

  8. vor 6 Tagen • Nur Abonnent:innen

    NQAT Daily: Who’s Ready to Suffer?

    Manchester United were two down and booed off at half-time after nine games and 54 days without a win. There were tennis balls on the pitch, balloons in the Stretford End… and a meeting about Michael Carrick’s job probably already pencilled in for the international break. But United won 3-2 against Roma after a dramatic comeback. Was it Carrick’s half-time message that Old Trafford can change in a moment? Or Bruno Fernandes with a twice-taken penalty? Or Cunha’s brilliant late double and red card? Then came the interviews: Carrick’s line to Peter Schmeichel about who is ready to suffer? Does one win change anything before Sunday at Villa? The bet is still on a managerial change in the international break, but the night was needed. 0:00 Two Down to Three Two Up 
0:17 Comeback: United 3-2 Roma
 0:58 Did Anything Actually Change? 
1:19 Carrick’s Half-Time Message
 2:37 Bruno on TV: The Penalty and the Lies
 4:12 Cunha’s Night: Two Goals, Two Cards 
6:46 Schmeichel, Carrick and Who’s Ready to Suffer
 8:01 Where Does That Leave Us?

    NQAT Daily: Who’s Ready to Suffer?
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No Question About That is the original independent fan-published podcast covering Manchester United. Hosted by Ed, with contributions from Dan, Tom, Wayne, Dharnish, Adam, Jamie, Dominic and Andy. NQAT covers the latest games, news, business, politics and fan culture at the world’s greatest football club. Hate the ads? Want more NQAT? For ad-free listening and our weekly bonus show, find us on Apple Podcasts or Patreon.

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