You'll Never Beat Kyle Walker Folgen

Newcastle and West Ham had great weekends in the prem, with Callum scoring (and missing) a sitter for the Magpies, while Michail was dropped to the bench for his side’s win. Where else can we start our new ‘Striker’s Union’ than a discussion about the in form man in world football: Erling Haaland. His ridiculous start to the season makes him a shoe-in for the boys’ club, but what do Callum and Michail make of a wonder strike from England’s 9th tier? Want to join the Striker’s Union? Apply by sending in your football stories, voice notes or videos to ffp@bbc.co.uk.Jesse Marsch accused Aston Villa of boring his fans at the weekend, so Michail and Callum discuss whether teams have a duty to entertain fans. Or is it all about results? Footballers Unfiltered: The boys are asked what their honest opinions were of Newcastle and West Ham when they were watching the game as youngsters. Again, you can ask the boys your questions by emailing us at ffp@bbc.co.uk.Timecodes 1’21 - Great wins for Newcastle and West Ham at the weekend. Callum scored again, whilst Michail started on the bench. 11’43 - Michail reports back from international duty. What was it like to face Messi and did Michail manage to get his shirt? 13’40 - Would you ever defend a free kick without a wall? 16’35 - The boys discuss the Manchester derby. Can it ever be disrespectful to bring a player on as a sub? 23’45 - Striker’s Union: the boys discuss Haaland and a wonder goal from the 9th tier of English football. 33’15 - Aston Villa were accused of boring the Leeds’ fans at the weekend. Do teams have a duty to entertain or is it all about results? 37’45 - Footballers Unfiltered: What were the boys’ honest opinions about their current clubs when they were watching the game as youngsters?

Michail’s away on international duty, so Callum and Rickie spend some quality time on England’s recent wobble, why playing abroad has become popular and music video appearances.

West Ham are finding things tough, while Newcastle are the leagues draw specialists. After an interrupted Premier League schedule, Michail Antonio and Callum Wilson discuss how to use the up-coming international break to their advantage. The boys offer their thoughts on the managerial merry-go-round, which has seen Graham Potter arrive at Chelsea. And they reveal how ego’s in the dressing room could be the toughest barrier to success. A Premier League record was broken when Ethan Nwaneri made his debut at just 15 years of age. Callum and Michail wish him all the best, but also offer up a warning – that the hardest part of being a Premier League player is becoming established. As England prepare for the World Cup with their next round of fixtures the players give their opinions on the latest squad. And Callum reveals he stills holds out hope of ousting Ivan Toney and the other selections and staking his claim for a seat on the plane. Meanwhile Michail is looking forward to a match up against Lionel Messi’s Argentina… but can he get his hands on the legends shirt?In footballers unfiltered we hear the boys revealing their favourite away grounds, discuss their skills on virtual football, and whether it’s ever OK to talk back to a coach and show your displeasure at a training session. Have you got something you want to ask Michail, Callum or Rickie? Email us at ffp@bbc.co.uk.Timecodes 1’00 - The boys jump straight into discussing the weekends disappointing result for West Ham, and the point for Newcastle. 13’30 – The managers merry-go-round is debated. And the players have a warning for Potter – that ego’s could test his abilities to the max. 21’30 – AN all-stars North v South game was suggested last week. Would the players be up for playing in one? 26’35 – A premier league debut for Ethan Nwaneri – at just 15. The boys discuss what his career might have in store – and the pressures of playing at a young age. 30’20 – The latest England Squad sees no surprises for Michail, but a deserved call up for Ivan Toney. The pair discuss the squad, and Callum’s hopes for forcing his way back in. 35’55 – It’s time for footballers unfiltered. And is it ever ok to talk back to a coach?