No Tippy Tappy Football with Sam Allardyce

Is Harry Kane England’s greatest ever striker? Is Jude Bellingham on course to become one of the greatest players in England’s history? And how will Manchester City respond to the latest developments?

Big Sam Allardyce is back on No Tippy Tappy Football to discuss the biggest talking points from the international break and the Premier League.

Sam gives his verdict on Thomas Tuchel’s England after four games, before discussing Jude Bellingham’s incredible rise and whether the Real Madrid midfielder is already ahead of Steven Gerrard, Frank Lampard and Paul Scholes at the same age.

Harry Kane is also in the spotlight after reaching 91 goals in 125 England appearances. Sam debates whether Kane is England’s greatest ever striker and chooses between Kane, Alan Shearer, Wayne Rooney and Michael Owen.

Sam then answers your questions, including what Premier League managers spend too much time coaching, what teams don’t practise enough and whether modern football managers overcomplicate the game.

Plus, Big Sam reacts to Cristiano Ronaldo’s treatment by Portugal, Manchester City’s trip to a potentially hostile Anfield and the toughest football grounds he experienced during his managerial career.

The episode finishes with Sam reflecting on the Legends of Football Awards, his conversations with David Moyes and Roy Hodgson, and where Thierry Henry ranks among the greatest players he faced as a manager.

00:00 Intro
03:30 Man City: What Happens Next?
08:55 Thomas Tuchel’s England Reviewed
10:30 Is Harry Kane England’s Greatest Ever Striker?
13:00 Kane, Rooney, Shearer or Owen?
16:17 Is Jude Bellingham on Course to Be England’s GOAT?
20:30 Bellingham vs Gerrard, Lampard & Scholes at 23
22:13 What Do Premier League Managers Overcoach?
27:12 Big Sam Reacts: Should Ronaldo Get Special Treatment?
31:30 How Will Man City Handle a Hostile Anfield?
33:47 The Toughest Ground Sam Ever Managed At
35:55 Legends of Football: The Managers’ Table
42:30 Where Does Thierry Henry Rank?

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Manchester City have been found guilty of serious breaches of Premier League financial rules — and Sam Allardyce has his say on what happens next.

On this episode of No Tippy Tappy Football, Sam reacts to the independent commission’s findings covering nine seasons between 2009/10 and 2017/18, including the use of “sham” commercial arrangements which the commission said artificially inflated Manchester City’s revenue and reduced reported costs by more than £900 million. City deny wrongdoing and intend to appeal the findings.

Sam discusses just how serious the situation is, whether Manchester City can escape the consequences, what punishment they could face and whether their trophies should be taken away.

We also debate where Manchester City’s situation sits alongside previous football scandals, including Juventus and Southampton, whether City fans should have sympathy, whether the club could still be in the Premier League next season and, most importantly, just how far this punishment could go.

Could Manchester City end up outside the Premier League? Could the current squad stay together? And would Sam Allardyce really consider taking the job if City were playing in League Two?

Then we turn our attention to England.

Sam and Will review England’s games against Spain and Czechia, discuss Trent Alexander-Arnold’s return to the squad, Anthony Gordon’s comments about his footballing IQ and what Thomas Tuchel needs to achieve to be considered a success with England.

Sam also explains whether he believes Tuchel can be the man to finally deliver success with England.

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Sam Allardyce, James Collins and Natalie Pike are back on No Tippy Tappy Football to dissect the latest talking points from the Premier League, Championship, national team and beyond.

The trio look back on the weekend's action, including Millwall's 2-2 draw with West Ham and Wolves' 1-0 win over West Brom, before getting into one of Sam's favourite subjects: modern football tactics.

Sam takes aim at the three-week international break, questions some of England's selection decisions and gives his thoughts on Marcus Rashford and Trent Alexander-Arnold being called up to Thomas Tuchel’s England squad. The conversation also turns to Cole Palmer's withdrawal from the England squad, why and what player load management really means.

James Collins, known as ‘Ginge’ discusses his Wales career, whether any of the Welsh players would get into the England squad, and recalls some of the biggest characters and moments from his playing days.

There's also a look at Neco Williams and whether he would have had a future at Liverpool had he stayed, Craig Bellamy's decision to turn down Burnley, Martin O'Neill's future at Celtic and James Collins ranks his greatest teammates.
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Charlie Adam joins Natalie Pike and Kevin Nolan on the latest episode of No Tippy Tappy Football.

The former Liverpool, Stoke City and Scotland midfielder gives his verdict on the controversial Manchester Derby, including the controversial red card decision which saw Phil Foden walk and City's controversial offside winner, before discussing Liverpool’s faltering start and whether their midfield has enough quality to compete with the Premier League’s best.

Kevin Nolan also responds to Graeme Souness’ criticism of Declan Rice, while the panel discuss Frank Lampard’s position at Coventry City after their 5-0 hammering off Brighton, the role of half time interviews and the desperate need for more content, and contrasting management styles of modern football after Roberto De Zerbi was criticised for his theatrics at the weekend...

...Oh, and why Charlie Adam is better than Pele.

Chapters:
00:00 Intro to Charlie Adam
01:30 Manchester Derby reaction: VAR and offside
10:21 Boyle Sports Offer
10:45 ProRef statement and Michael Carrick’s disappointment
21:50 Enzo Fernandez and Elliot Anderson’s impact at Manchester City
27:45 Half time interviews: should they be removed?
30:30 Are Liverpool struggling again?
34:10 Are Liverpool’s midfield three strong enough?
37:08 Graeme Souness on Declan Rice
42:00 Frank Lampard’s Coventry City future: is he under pressure?
47:40 Charlie Adam compared to Pele

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René Meulensteen joins Natalie Pike and Kevin Nolan on No Tippy Tappy Football to discuss Manchester United, their hopes of competing in Europe and the areas of the squad that still need improving.

René also gives his thoughts on Marcus Rashford’s return to form, why he believes he still belongs at Manchester United and whether he can get back to the level that made him such an important player for the club.

There’s also plenty more to get stuck into, including the Manchester derby, Erling Haaland’s caravan, Chelsea and Arsenal, the Declan Rice and Morgan Rogers clash, Sir Alex Ferguson and player availability, Fulham’s difficult start, social media and the situation involving Emile Smith Rowe and Alex Iwobi.

René and Kevin also discuss player cliques, dressing room culture and what it takes to keep a squad together when results aren’t going your way, before René explains his new role at Stockport County and his vision for developing players throughout the club.