\u201cSomething is wrong with the club. Something is wrong with the team.\u201d Frank Arnesen and S\u00f8ren Lerby don\u2019t mince words when the conversation turns to FC Copenhagen following the 4-0 loss. They\u2019ve long been skeptical about the direction FCK is taking, and this time they\u2019re focusing particularly on the lack of leadership, intensity, and accountability on the field. Where are the players who step up when the going gets tough\u2014and why does the team seem to be playing with the brakes on? <\/p>\n\n
They\u2019re much more enthusiastic about Bod\u00f8\/Glimt. S\u00f8ren points to the Norwegians as an example of how far you can go with a clear plan, a fast pace, and players who all know their roles. Even when star players are sold, the team continues in the same vein. Frank has also been at the stadium to watch PSV, where Ruben van Bommel in particular made a big impression. The young winger reminds him of a classic winger in the style of Jesper Gr\u00f8nkj\u00e6r\u2014fast, strong, and capable of cutting inside and around defenders. <\/p>\n\n
Frank and S\u00f8ren also reflect on Newcastle and Liverpool\u2019s emotional farewells to Kevin Keegan. Both played against the English legend themselves, and the tribute serves as an opportunity to share personal memories and discuss the English people\u2019s unique ability to keep their soccer history and old heroes alive. <\/p>\n\n
Of course, the rest of Danish soccer is also covered. AGF\u2019s situation and their match against Benfica are discussed, Br\u00f8ndby\u2019s chances of getting involved in the championship race are assessed, and they look ahead to the Danish clubs\u2019 decisive European second-leg matches. At the same time, they discuss, more generally, the Superliga\u2019s international standing and the consequences of many of Denmark\u2019s greatest talents already moving abroad at the age of 16 or 17. <\/p>\n\n
The show also takes a look at top European soccer, featuring the Premier League, Bayern Munich, Barcelona, Real Madrid, and Andreas Christensen\u2019s return. And Frank still has a hard time understanding why the transfer window has to remain open after the seasons have started: It\u2019s only when the window closes that the clubs really know which players they have at their disposal. <\/p>\n\n
Finally, here\u2019s this week\u2019s listener question: Did Lothar Matth\u00e4us try to take over as the leader of Bayern Munich\u2019s midfield? S\u00f8ren is quick to make it clear who was in charge when he played\u2014but at the same time, he talks about Matth\u00e4us as one of the best players he\u2019s ever played with and shares stories from their time at Bayern. <\/p>\n\n
Another round of strong opinions, old anecdotes, and plenty of Danish and international soccer with Frank Arnesen and S\u00f8ren Lerby.<\/p>\n\n
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