Oliver Kay

David Ornstein, a senior football reporter for The Athletic, Mark Critchley, a keen on-the-ground football journalist, and Oliver Kay, a tactical analyst, discuss the recent sacking of Ruben Amorim by Manchester United. They explore the explosive press conference that sealed his fate and the underlying tensions with club hierarchy. The panel also delves into Amorim's disappointing win record and the implications for United's structure and future leadership. Plus, they ponder potential managerial replacements and the broader consequences of this upheaval.

Simon Hughes, an experienced football journalist known for his extensive coverage of Liverpool, team analyst Adam Crafton, and senior writer Oliver Kay dive deep into Mohamed Salah's recent outburst against Liverpool. They explore whether Salah's comments were premeditated and the implications of benching a star player. The discussion touches on Salah's legacy, fan reactions, and managerial challenges. They also speculate on his future with Liverpool and potential transfers, highlighting the impact of AFCON on his performance and club dynamics.

Joining Tony Evans are James Pearce, a Senior football journalist for The Athletic, and Oliver Kay, a football writer known for his analytical insights. They discuss Mohamed Salah's record-breaking impact after returning from the bench, surpassing Wayne Rooney’s goal involvement. The conversation shifts to the balance between being a Liverpool legend and leaving a true legacy, comparing Salah's achievements with club greats like Dalglish and Gerrard. They also explore Salah's community contributions, Virgil van Dijk's leadership, and the evolving tactical identity of the team.