NLD, Fabianski's son and Iheanacho's dad - a podcast by BBC Radio 5 live

Ahead of the North London Derby we ask whether the relative failings of both clubs have reduced the pressure on the other. No failings to worry about at West Ham right now, we hear from ?ukasz Fabia?ski on their remarkable improvement this season, his five-year-old son being his harshest critic and his goalkeeper coach who's a chess obsessive. Luke comes off his long run on Chris Wilder's departure from Sheffield United and Kelechi Iheanacho tells a brilliant story of his first training session in England when he was too cold to run after the ball.

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2m25 – Who’s doing a better job in North London, Jose Mourinho or Mikel Arteta?
10m – Have the relative failings of both clubs reduced the pressure on the other?
28m – David Moyes and Manchester United recovering at roughly the same time from their ill-fated spell together.
31m30 – Archive Chris Wilder interview.
33m – The wider implications of what Chris Wilder’s departure represents.
39m20 – Kelechi Iheanacho on the start of his football journey in Nigeria and adapting to the English weather.

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