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#1015 | Ed and Dharnish continue the World Cup preview, working through the groups with the United-related storylines front and centre.There are players, past and present, in across the World Cup groups: Casemiro, Ederson and Matheus Cunha with Brazil, alongside Morocco's Noussair Mazraoui and Sofyan Amrabat; Scotland's Scott McTominay and late call-up Tyler Fletcher; Turkey's reserve keeper Altay Bayindir; Ivory Coast's Amad; a cluster of ex-United names in the Netherlands, Japan, Tunisia and Sweden groups such as Depay, Weghorst, Hannibal, Lindelöf, and Elanga; Belgium's Lukaku; Portugal's Bruno Fernandes, Diogo Dalot and Cristiano Ronaldo; Argentina's Lisandro Martínez.The show ends with a deeper dive into England with some interesting choices made by Tuchel already. Will it pay off? Then there are some predictions. Terrible ones, no doubt.00:00 Intro04:41 Group A05:42 Group B06:35 Group C12:33 Group D15:30 Ad Break 115:48 Group E19:25 Group F22:20 Group G26:16 Group H29:28 Group I34:53 Group J36:29 Group K41:08 Ad Break 241:29 Group L50:41 Close & PredictionsIf you are interested in supporting the show and accessing a weekly exclusive bonus episode, check out our Patreon page or subscribe on Apple Podcasts. Supporter funded episodes are ad-free. NQAT is available on all podcast apps and in video on YouTube. Hit that subscribe button, leave a rating and write a review on Apple or Spotify.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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#1014 | Ed and Tom look past the football at the expanded 2026 World Cup in the US. The focus is the off-pitch mess: visa and border problems, geopolitical tension, and reports of players and staff held for long stretches at US border control. Bans restricting fans from certain countries sit awkwardly against the tournament's "welcome the world" branding, and the gap between the message and the environment gets a hard look.
Ticketing comes in for the heaviest criticism. FIFA's high, dynamically priced model and its resale marketplaces amount to legalised touting, with fees stacked on top. The result might well be uneven pricing and stadiums that sit half empty.
Player welfare closes things out. Heat and humidity, water breaks that double as ad slots, and pitches rolled out over NFL turf all point to conditions built for revenue rather than the people on the field. Behind it sits FIFA's $13bn revenue target and Infantino's grip on the money through FIFA Forward.
00:00 Introduction
03:52 Geopolitics and Iran
05:02 Visa Bans and Fan Access
13:37 Ticket Prices and FIFA's Money
14:42 FIFA's Revenue
22:59 Infantino and the FIFA Forward Programme
35:32 Player Welfare, Heat and Pitches
44:24 Stadium Experience and American Sports Culture
51:49 Wrap-Up
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#1012 | Ed and Dharnish conclude their tactical review of the season, focusing on Michael Carrick’s interim spell at United. Carrick’s appointment mean no return for Ole Gunnar Solskjaer and quickly produced results, with a focus on pragmatic but front-foot football. Carrick immediately installed a 4-2-3-1 system, highlighted by compact defending, fast transitions, plus one- and two-touch combinations in tight spaces. The strong results won him the job permanently, but slow starts and limited pressing/counter-pressing point to opportunities for improvement next season. What will Carrickball bring with the addition of more physical midfielders?
00:00 Introduction
02:23 Carrick Appointment Context
03:24 City Game Tactical Setup
05:47 Compact Defence and Transitions
09:06 Rondos and Quick Combinations
11:03 Results Run and Carrick's Pragmatism
16:03 Next Step: Pressing and Midfield Evolution
22:03 Transfer Wishlist and Squad Gaps
23:41 Carrick's Track Record
26:02 Wrap Up
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#1013 | Ed and Dominic discuss United’s deal to sign midfielder Ederson from Atalanta for around £35m plus add-ons. There’s been a muted reaction from fans but his standout physicality and counter-pressing should offer something the squad is missing, although concerns about his limited inventiveness in passing are fair. A useful squad option if United add two more midfielders, with Matheus Fernandes also progressing. There are rumors of United’s interest in Lewis Hall and Marcus Rashford has an uncertain future amid Barcelona’s spending. Finally, 12 United players will be going to World Cup and another 20 or so players and coaches have United connections.
00:00 Ederson Signs!
03:55 Analysing Ederson's Traits
08:10 Arsenal, PSG and the Rivalry
15:55 Matteus Fernandes
20:50 Lewis Hall
24:30 Rashford, Barcelona and Finances
33:29 World Cup Preview: United Connections
34:58 Football Shirts, Kickoff Times and Wrap
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#1011 | Ed and Dharnish continue their tactical review of United’s season, covering the period from early November to Ruben Amorim’s January sacking. This period included a run of inconsistent, often drab matches saved only by United’s success from set-piece finishing. Then the turning point: 4-4 against Bournemouth, possibly United’s best attacking performance under Amorim, and a shift toward a back four. Only for Amorim, inexplicably, to return to a back three against the wishes of the club.
00:00 Part Two Overview
01:19 Set Pieces and the Autumn Run of Results
03:14 Why Was It Going Wrong?
05:14 Bournemouth 4-4: Amorim's Best Football
10:53 Back to a Back Three and the Wolves Debacle
14:20 Amorim's Sacking: Press Conference and Why He Failed
14:47 Could Amorim Have Found a Higher Ceiling?
24:17 Final Verdict and What Comes Next
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#1010 | Ed and Dharnish begin a three-part season tactical review, covering the start of the campaign through the autumn and setting up later segments on Ruben Amarin’s downfall and Michael Carrick’s resurgence. There’s a review of early matches including Arsenal, Fulham, Burnley, City, Chelsea, Brentford, and a damaging loss at Grimsby. Why did Amorim lean into long balls, why wouldn’t he move away from his beloved 3-4-3, and why did he insist on playing his best players out of position ... or not at all?
00:00 Intro and Season Overview
01:18 Early Season: Amorim Ball
04:13 Grimsby and The Low Point
12:06 Attack Clicks and Set Pieces Saving Amorim
12:58 Pressing & Defensive Issues
19:39 Three Wins in a Row and Brighton
22:18 Transition to Part 2: Amorim's Downfall
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#1009 | Ed and Jamie review United’s Q3 financial results, noting slightly better-than-expected revenue, improved operating profit versus last year’s loss, and a wage bill at its lowest share of revenue in about a decade, alongside raised guidance. However, United face weak liquidity - around £60m cash- with the revolver credit up to £260m, ongoing outflows for historic transfer fees, and the continuing constraint this places on squad rebuilding. There’s a discussion around the confirmed costs of hiring and firing Amorim (£16.7m compensation plus a £5.2m write-off), the need to refinance roughly £750m of debt amid uncertain interest rates, limited progress on the new stadium, and a Betway training kit deal reported at £20m per year. Player sales continue to be important!
00:00 Introduction and Q3 Headlines
02:11 Financial Results Deep Dive
07:11 Cash, Debt and Transfer Budget
12:51 Carrick and Summer Strategy
16:37 Amorim Compensation Costs
19:37 Debt Refinancing and Stadium Update
26:47 Sponsorship: Betway, DXC
31:53 Player Trading
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#1000 | Ed and Paul reminisce about 1000 episodes of Rant Cast/NQAT, from its origins as a weekly phone call, to committing to recording every week, and then the expanding NQAT universe over the past couple of seasons. The conversation turns to United’s post-Fergie decline and Ed Woodward, the Glazers’ ownership, Ratcliffe’s restructuring, and optimism about Michael Carrick’s steadying impact, squad depth, transfers, and a Champions League schedule next season.
00:00 Introduction
00:27 The Lost 1000th Episode
02:00 Sunday's Game vs Brighton
03:48 Origins of the Podcast
05:47 How the Show Grew
10:10 YouTube and the Expanded NQAT Universe
13:58 Football Finance and Data Nerd Communities
19:25 United's Decline Since The Fergie Era
21:06 The Ed Woodward Years
25:57 Ratcliffe, Ineos and the Cultural Reset
39:14 Next Season: Squad Needs and the Summer Window
46:47 Michael Carrick
01:04:47 Wrapping Up
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#1009 | Ed and Dan recap United’s comfortable win over Brighton on the South Coast. There was a little bit of liquid football to close out the season in an upbeat mood. With no Casemiro in the squad and Cunha on the bench, Patrick Dorgu and Mason Mount started in what could easily have descended into an end-of-season dead rubber. Instead, this was the best way to close out the campaign, including Bruno's record-breaking 21st assist of the season.
00:00 Introduction
02:05 Carrick's Tactical Choices: Mount, Dorgu and the Midfield
03:25 What Do United Need in Midfield?
11:04 Dorgu: Big Spaces Player and the Right Profile?
16:21 The Squad Vibe and Carrick's Man-Management
20:16 Guardiola vs Fergie
30:49 England Squad: Tuchel's Selection
40:51 Summer Transfers: Fernandes, Tonali, Ederson
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Ed and Dan break down Michael Carrick's appointment as Manchester United head coach on a two-year deal: why the job went to him over the alternatives, and what comes next.
Sixteen games into the interim spell, the results speak for themselves. The floor has been raised, and his methods are not complicated: a back four, Mainoo restored to the team, players returned to roles they recognise, and Amorim's pressing scheme abandoned.
From there the conversation turns to what's next. Does Carrick have a ceiling that meets elite Champions League sides? How does the summer midfield rebuild dictate whether United play the way Carrick really wants next season? And what does success look like?
00:00 Carrick's Record and the Reaction Online
02:52 Previous United Managers
10:08 What Carrick Has Done Differently
18:52 Midfield Profile - What United Need
34:31 Carrick's Character and Management Style
36:35 Champions League and What Success Looks Like
40:38 Summer Transfer Window - Who Should United Sign
45:40 Wrapping Up
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#1007 | Ed and Dan review Manchester United’s 3-2 win over Nottingham Forest in the final home game of the season. More than 4 xG created, 29 shots taken and Bruno Fernandes’ 20th assist. Plenty of entertainment on offer.
It's Michael Carrick’s 11th win of his short tenure, but he's found a way for United to keep emerging victorious from these narrow-margin games.
It was a day when Casemiro said farewell to Old Trafford, Luke Shaw scored his first goal for three years, and Bryan Mbeumo eventually got on the scoresheet too. There was some controversy about Matteus Cunha's goal, although rules are rules, innit?
Inevitably, the conversation turns to the summer. Can United give Carrick the tools he needs to succeed?
00:00 Intro and Match Reaction
05:51 Casemiro's Farewell
12:54 Game Analysis: Goals and Key Moments
17:21 Midfield Replacements: Casemiro's Successor
44:21 Bruno's 20 Assists: How Good Is It?
47:35 Summer Transfer Window
01:00:38 Michael Carrick as Manager
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#1006 | Ed and Adam look forward to United’s final home game of the season against Nottingham Forest. It’ll be the chance to close out the season with some momentum and say farewell to Casemiro. There’s a review of United U18s defeat to City in the FA Youth Cup final. A positive start, but United were eventually overpowered by a strong, older City team. City’s 6,000 ground wasn’t even full. Then we turn to the imminent (re)appointment of Michael Carrick as United’s Head Coach. Carrick is likely to be offered a two-year deal after winning 10 of his 15 games in charge.
00:00 Introduction
05:16 Matchday Income and Sponsorship Bump
11:18 How Much Can United Spend?
16:46 Transfer Targets and Player Sales
19:33 Betway Sponsorship
26:03 Michael Carrick
39:35 FIFA World Cup Finances
51:24 Fan Experience
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#1005 | Ed and Jamie discuss United’s likely Champions League revenue uplift, which might be over £100m across prize/broadcast, matchday and sponsorships. Despite higher associated costs EBITDA projections might top £250m next year. How might that translate into summer spending under new squad-cost rules? It might well be a theoretical ceiling near £400m, with £300m more plausible. And what other revenue streams might there be from possible sales to bolster United’s transfer budget? Finally, there’s a discussion on World Cup finances. How will FIFA spend its projected $13bn World Cup revenues, driven by high ticket pricing, commercial deals, and broadcasting rights?
00:00 Introduction
05:16 Matchday Income and Sponsorship Bump
11:18 How Much Can United Spend?
16:46 Transfer Targets and Player Sales
19:33 Betway Sponsorship
26:03 Michael Carrick
39:35 FIFA World Cup Finances
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#1004 | Ed and Tom look back on United’s 0-0 draw at Sunderland, the first goalless game of the season. Casemiro’s absence exposed how disjointed United look without him. With five mostly enforced changes, they discuss underwhelming displays from Mason Mount and Josh Zirkzee, limited attacking output from the full-backs, and United’s lack of physicality. Once again, Senne Lammens came to United’s rescue. What a signing he has been.
With Champions League secured, and not much action on the pitch to talk about, the conversation turns to summer priorities - especially central midfield signings. Finally, there’s Forest next week to think about.
00:00 Introduction and Match Reaction
02:17 Player Ratings: The Stand-ins
05:40 Kobbie Mainoo and The Midfield
14:00 Summer Transfer Priorities
28:02 Strikers: Zirkzee, Højlund and Chido Obi
40:58 Last Summer's Signings Reviewed
42:10 Transfer Wishlist
50:49 Forest, The Title Race and Real Madrid Drama
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#1003 | Ed and Dominic discuss United’s new Betway training kit sponsorship worth £18m per year and the wider ethics and prevalence of betting money in football as front-of-shirt bans loom. They then cover controversy around the FA Youth Cup final being staged at City’s 6,000-capacity Joie Stadium, limiting United’s allocation compared to the 67,000 at Old Trafford in 2022.
The conversation turns to Michael Carrick’s interim reign: a pragmatic approach, improved results and momentum, Mainoo’s introduction, and the risks of replacing him amid a thin managerial market and a Frankenstein squad.
Then they preview Sunderland away, prioritising momentum above the introduction of too many youth team stars.
00:00 Introduction
01:36 Betway Training Kit Sponsorship
09:58 FA Youth Cup Final Controversy
14:06 Academy Players and the Reality of Elite Youth Football
22:12 Michael Carrick: The Case For and Against
31:37 The Manager Market and Alternatives to Carrick
38:18 Transfer Plans and Squad Needs for Next Season
40:28 Sunderland Match Preview
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#1002 | Ed, Dharnish and Daniel react to United’s 3–2 win over Liverpool and debate whether “underlying metrics” matter without context? United are succeeding on fine margins with elite attackers and reduced chances conceded under Michael Carrick. They break down Carrick’s approach: bypassing the opposition press, sitting compact in a mid-block, and attacking quickly in transition.
With Champions League secured and Carrick seen as favourite for the job, we discuss how his football might evolve toward more control while keeping his tactical flexibility. The focus turns to summer recruitment, especially finding the right midfield partner for Kobbie Mainoo, with quick-fire takes on targets like Wharton, Anderson, Baleba, Tchouaméni and Mateo Fernandez.
00:00 Introduction
01:24 Are the Underlying Metrics Bad?
04:38 Third Next Season - Acceptable?
08:31 Liverpool Match Analysis
10:20 Carrick's Game Model
13:52 How Does Carrick Evolve the Team?
22:53 Transfer Targets and Midfield Profiles
26:00 Rapid Fire Transfer Round
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#1001 | Ed and Daniel enjoy United’s 3–2 win over Liverpool. United’s strong first half that could have produced four; Liverpool almost snatched an improbable draw, only for a fine finish from Kobbie Mainoo to win the game. It’s the first time for a decade United secured a Premier League double over Liverpool - and the win officially secured Champions League football next season. In truth United were always likely to find enough against a ponderous Liverpool team but a couple of individual errors allowed them back into the game.
With just three games to go, the conversation inevitably turns to the managerial situation and summer transfer market. 10 wins in 14 puts Carrick in pole position, but does Mainoo’s impressive performances change the calculation in the market?
00:00 Intro and Match Reaction
08:40 The First Half
15:01 Sesko and the Attack
15:38 Midfield Performances and Summer Needs
23:11 The Second Half
37:46 Is Carrick Getting The Job?
45:55 Liverpool Tactics
48:39 Sunderland Preview, Fergie Illness
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#999 | Ed, Daniel and Dharnish return to discuss United’s 2-1 win over Brentford. They break down United’s fast start to the game before Brentford found space in wide areas and behind the midfield, then credit Michael Carrick for a decisive halftime shift to a back five that helped United control the game. Casemiro and Mainoo’s heavy involvement and defensive output are highlighted, alongside concerns about the difficulty of replacing Casemiro’s all-round contribution next season. The show then previews United v Liverpool this weekend. Are Liverpool’s problems in build-up, defence and with injury good for United?
00:00 The Tactics Show: Brentford, Liverpool
00:27 Introduction
01:06 PSG vs Bayern
04:39 United vs Brentford: First Half
08:26 United vs Brentford: Second Half Changes
13:59 Casemiro and the Midfield Transition
18:06 Liverpool Preview
19:15 Liverpool's Problems This Season
25:18 United's Team Selection
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#998 | Ed and Daniel discuss Manchester United’s win over Brentford at Old Trafford, leaving United on the brink of Champions League qualification. That’s Michael Carrick’s 10th win in 13 games as interim manager. It was another strong set of performances from Lammens, Maguire, and Heaven at the back and plenty of quality from Mainoo and Casemiro in midfield as well.
With Champions League almost secure, the conversation turns to summer needs - especially the need for two elite midfielders plus fullback/wing depth. And is the squad ready for a 55–60 game season? Then we turn to the game against Liverpool at Old Trafford next weekend.
00:00 One Win Away
00:27 Match Reaction: United vs Brentford
01:53 Carrick's 10 Wins in 13
06:45 Goalkeeper: Lammens vs. His Predecessors
18:49 Casemiro's Farewell
29:26 How Good Is This United Side?
34:10 Amorim's Year Off and Kobbie's Contract
47:47 Liverpool Preview
56:46 Farewell
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#997 | There’s a positive vibe about United, with Champions League qualification close, players returning from injury, and Michael Carrick making a strong case to become the permanent manager. Victory over Brentford on Monday will make a return to the top flight of European football almost certain. Ed and Wayne preview the game, think back on that tight win over Chelsea last week, and bemoan the inconsistent refereeing performances that have impacted United recently.
00:00 Introduction
05:31 Matchday Experiences and Stadium Seats
09:38 Chelsea's Business Model Disaster
16:49 Chelsea vs United recap
39:10 Michael Carrick's Future
47:34 Refereeing & Suspensions
51:51 Brentford Preview
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