Manchester United will face Brentford in West London on Saturday lunchtime looking to pick up back-to-back Premier League wins for the first time under Ruben Amorim. Mark Critchley joins Ian, Andy, and Carl in the studio to preview the game, but are we confident of three points?
The man most likely to provide cutting edge in attack is actually one of a host of key/leadership figures who left Brentford in the Summer. Bryan Mbeumo, however you pronounce his name, has started life well at United and as The Athletic's Jay Harris will attest he is a straight-forward, reliable performer.
We also catch up with some correspondence covering a broad range of questions including sliding doors moments, Evans-sized chickens, and exciting U21s prospects.
Come to our live shows in the Autumn:
Talk of the Devils will be on tour again this autumn and we’d love to see you there!
Belfast (The Limelight) – October 12 SOLD OUT
Dublin (Vicar Street) – October 13: Click here to buy tickets
Cork (Opera House) – October 14: Click here to buy tickets
Manchester (New Century Hall) – November 10 SOLD OUT
London (Soho Theatre, Walthamstow) – November 11: Click here to buy tickets
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