This week John and Declan are coming to terms now that Ole’s still in charge of United. Meanwhile, Declan argues that Phil Foden’s the most important piece of City’s attack, and it’s a Patson Daka love fest to end the show! Follow the show on social media @mastermindsite and use the links below to follow our great panel.
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