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Jim White, Alex Crook and Troy Deeney reacted to comments made by former Tottenham captain Hugo Lloris about the club's lack of winning culture, all brought on by the gift of a luxury watch from chairman Daniel Levy. Does a winning mentality come from the top? Meanwhile, Chair of the British Boxing Board of Control, Robert Smith, speaks exclusively on the news that Conor Benn's provisional suspension has been lifted after two-year battle. Plus, what is the point in Lee Carsley's last hurrah with England?

 Jim White & Simon Jordan discuss two costly penalties for English sides in Europe, can Villa or Arsenal really complain? Plus, Jimmy Anderson shares stories from his new autobiography Finding the Edge. Also, boxing insights from Spencer Oliver, Frank Warren and heavyweight David Adeleye.

Conor Niland's "The Racket" is the story of pro tennis's 99%: the players who roam the globe in hope of climbing the rankings and squeaking into the Grand Slam tournaments. It brings us into a world where a few dozen super-rich players - travelling with coaches and physios - share a stage with lonely touring pros whose earnings barely cover their expenses. Painting a vivid picture of the social dynamics on tour, the economics of the game, and the shadows cast by gambling and doping, The Racket is a witty and revealing underdog's memoir and a unique look inside a fascinating hidden world.

Jim White, Simon Jordan and Danny Murphy discuss Ruben Amorim's defeat of Man City 4-1 - could this lift Manchester United’s expectations? Danny Murphy on Liverpool’s dominance, Noel Gallagher’s TNT commentary cameo and what Trump’s return might mean for golf’s LIV-PGA clash.

Jim White and Simon Jordan discuss Fulham’s last-minute win over Brentford - are Silva and Frank on the rise? Times Writer Owen Slot looks at Danny Care’s revelations about Eddie Jones’s England tenure. Charlotte Eve from Her Game Too discusses sexism in football and Nicky Butt analyses what new Man United manager Ruben Amorim needs to succeed.

Jim White, Simon Jordan and Martin Keown discuss the news that Arsenal’s Sporting Director Edu is set to leave The Emirates. Will Manchester United’s incoming manager Ruben Amorim be able to buck the trend at Old Trafford as they languish in the bottom half of the Premier League? And UFC legend Connor McGregor joins the show!   

It’s been a busy week at Old Trafford. Erik Ten Hag has finally gone, and Sporting’s Ruben Amorim looks set to replace him as Manchester United manager.In this episode, we find out why the 39-year-old might just be the person to get things right at Old Trafford after a number of false dawns. But how exactly will he get things moving at a club that has stalled for so long?Troy returns alongside Henry Winter to discuss these key issues and more, including why new owners INEOS cut ties with their manager just 115 days after awarding him a new contract. Of course, they delve deep into the other key factors behind Ten Hag’s downfall, including the failure to instil a clear playing style, his terrible and expensive recruitment, and even his weak media persona. Henry argues that while Ten Hag undoubtedly had his weaknesses, he was also let down by the Glazers.And with Amorim’s arrival imminent, we explore what he’ll bring to United and what it will take for him to deliver consistent success, from changing infrastructure to developing an identity. So, is Amorim the right man to lead United forward? Does his experience in Portugal set him up for success in the Premier League? Find out here, in the latest episode of Three Up Front.18+ please gamble responsibly

Sam Matterface, Alex Crook and Tory Deeney reacted to the news that Ruben Amorim has been appointed as the new Manchester United head coach and will join on November 11. Meanwhile, the FA Cup returns tonight but without replays. Some clubs made it clear they weren't happy in the summer, but what do the fans think? Plus, Troy tells us whether he really believes he's better than Emmanuel Adebayor after the viral clip this week.

Jim and Simon discussed Spurs beating Man City 2-1 in the Carabao Cup and Rangers losing to Aberdeen by the same score. Nick McGeehan from Fair Sqaure - a human rights advocacy group - was in the studio to discuss their report on FIFA... while The Guardian's Morgan Ofori was also in the studio to discuss Black History Month. And, as it was Thursday, Ade Oladipo joined to talk boxing - while current IBF heavyweight title holder Daniel Dubois spoke exclusively to the show.