company, is producing a new podcast — using an ai generated version of the later sir michael parkinson, who passed away last year. this is michael parkinson or at least a version of me in this rather curious ai form. i'll be honest with you, they haven't the foggiest idea how any of this technology actually works but i think this new podcast mightjust surprise new people when it is released. we mightjust surprise new people when it is released.— when it is released. we will talk to michael _ when it is released. we will talk to michael parkinson's| when it is released. we will. talk to michael parkinson's son in this programme in 50 minutes' time. let's catch up with the latest sports news and join ollie foxtel. —— ollie foster. hello there. as expected, ruben amorim will be manchester united's next full—time head coach, he's signed a contract until 2027, the sporting manager, who has won the portuguese title twice, replaces erik ten hag who was sacked on monday adam wild

is at old trafford, it's a done deal we have been talking about him all week but manchester united supporters are going to have to wait a little while longer before he stay see him in the dugout. eric ten hag was only sacked on monday but has already felt a slightly protracted negotiation with his current club sporting. much of that negotiation was down to the level of compensation, we understand around 11 million euros but also around his notice period that he will serve in portugal. his first game, will be after the international break and he does not start working officially until monday, november 11. he will play at ipswich and will be the first game in charge away on the 2a november. his first at manchester united will see him in in the dugout here at old trafford will be fittingly enoughin trafford will be fittingly enough in europe where they will take on the norwegian

side. untilthen will take on the norwegian side. until then they will play everton in the premier league the following weekend. ruud van nistelrooy will continue to take charge up and including the week until monday. in that period, he also has three final games for his current club sporting. next week, fittingly enough, in the champions league, they will take on manchester city.- league, they will take on manchester city. that could be an interesting _ manchester city. that could be an interesting farewell- manchester city. that could be an interesting farewell for - manchester city. that could be an interesting farewell for him | an interesting farewell for him there. he will become the six full—time manchester united manager since alex ferguson stepped down, continuity has been a big issue there. what other issues is ruben amorim going to face. what is top of his list do you think? he comes with a big _ his list do you think? he comes with a big reputation, - his list do you think? he comes with a big reputation, doesn't l with a big reputation, doesn't he, ollie? but perhaps thejob expectation here at old trafford is even bigger than that. he inherits a side that sit 14th in the premier league

following that rather dismal defeat to west ham on sunday, a form that saw the end of eric ten hag. he is a remarkably different manager to his predecessor. we know he has a reputation built on diligence, discipline, he favours a three at the back and his firstjob which admittedly is easier said than done, is getting his current crop of players that was assembled around eric ten hag's style of play to fit in with his style of play. will he have a big budget injanuary? the fact is he probably won't. manchester united spent in oslo from as many —— an awful lot of money so won't have a lot of money so won't have a lot of money to play with and so he will have a little bit of time, with that international break, to get his side playing in the style or something like the style or something like the style that he wants them to play. but he is having to hit the ground running, he does not have a lot of time.— have a lot of time. adam, many thanks indeed. _ have a lot of time. adam, many thanks indeed. november - have a lot of time. adam, many thanks indeed. november“, i have a lot of time. adam, manyi thanks indeed. november11, he thanks indeed. novemberii, he starts thejob, ruben thanks indeed. novemberii, he starts the job, ruben amorim

there. the first of rugby unions autumn international�*s take place on saturday, the build up to england's match against new zealand has been dominated by talk of the haka, the all black's, pre—match maori war dance, considered by most to be one of sport's great spectacles, but not by the england forward joe marler, though he's not in the squad at the moment, he's caused a diplomatic incident this week, calling the haka ridiculous on social media, saying it should be scrapped. even if he did later apologise. i wonder if he could have articulated himself a bit better on that. the hacker is in a special occasion for us. you can welcome somebody and challenge. we believe it is a great tradition of rugby and pacific nations do it beforehand to unaware they have come from. beforehand to unaware they have come from-—

come from. that is all the sort come from. that is all the sport for _ come from. that is all the sport for now _ come from. that is all the sport for now and - come from. that is all the sport for now and much i come from. that is all the . sport for now and much more come from. that is all the - sport for now and much more on the bbc website but for now let's hand you back to matthew. ollie, thank you very much. let's get more on that news from old trafford with manchester united appointing a new head coach. you called it right when he talked on monday, he was the man that united wanted. , ., , he was the man that united wanted. , . , ., , , wanted. yes he was he has been the up-and-coming _ wanted. yes he was he has been the up-and-coming star- wanted. yes he was he has been the up-and-coming star of- the up—and—coming star of matches, he is only 39 years of age which is quite young for a manager to get this level of job. but certainly chelsea have looked at him before and liverpool considered him as well. you know, of the young star is rising just now, he certainly was the rain one and certainly was the rain one and certainly he has done very well at sporting and he has won the league a couple of times. if you look at also the iberian peninsula, five a spanish manager now and he will be the third portuguese manager in the premier league. eight out of 20 managers are from that area.

that's a stylish place to come from but that counts for nothing because when the game starts, there is pressure and everybody knows... m starts, there is pressure and everybody knows. . .- starts, there is pressure and everybody knows... al come to the pressure — everybody knows... al come to the pressure in _ everybody knows... al come to the pressure in a _ everybody knows... al come to the pressure in a moment - everybody knows... al come to the pressure in a moment but. the pressure in a moment but what do you think he brings in terms of style of play, man management, discipline all of that? ., , ., ., , , ., that? lots of others before have come _ that? lots of others before have come from _ that? lots of others before have come from that - that? lots of others before i have come from that attitude that? lots of others before - have come from that attitude as well. i certainly think they have been disciplinarians and other managers have not suffer fools gladly and you could go to list back to david moyes. it's not about what you bring it about what you can do with the group plays that are there when you get there. yes, he comes of that disciplinarian attitude and he is also really liked or loved up with some of the players that he's worked with before. tell you something, players love you when you bring success, when you're not bringing success, they very quickly fall out on you. all of those things were in his favour, the adaptability as well, technically and tactically, although he does

like play three at the back which is a way that manchester united have not paid for quite some time. that will have to be an adaptation, again, the team will have to make that adaptation.— will have to make that adaptation. will have to make that adatation. ., ., , adaptation. there are so many difficulties _ adaptation. there are so many difficulties on _ adaptation. there are so many difficulties on and _ adaptation. there are so many difficulties on and off - adaptation. there are so many difficulties on and off the - difficulties on and off the pitch, the whole culture at the club since sir alex has left. he has a squad that in parts is old, in parts failed, in part is going backwards but it is incredibly difficult to actually clear out a squad with so many players sitting there on huge contracts? you so many players sitting there on huge contracts?- on huge contracts? you can't think about _ on huge contracts? you can't think about that _ on huge contracts? you can't think about that just - on huge contracts? you can't think about that just now. i on huge contracts? you can't. think about that just now. just think about that just now. just in your previous segment you are talking about the fact that they have a limited amount of funds to change it. certainly, in january, funds to change it. certainly, injanuary, he would like to do it but you may need to wait until next summer. you'll have to go with what he's got. they have not been doing well enough, certainly for manchester united. 14th in the league is completely and utterly unacceptable. he will have to change them and get the best out of them, sometimes you get a little bit of a boost

from a new manager, certainly, by the end of it eric ten hag was not getting too much from a lot of those players. that helps a little bit. sometimes, just as a footballer, when someone new comes in, write ok, all bets are off now and maybe i was out of the team, a bit part player, i could be the number one now. however, a lot of those players have not been performing to the level that would be expected of them. particularly, the cost out laid on those players. he's got to get a best out of them, that's what management is. get the best out of players that you have got. but it's good or very quickly. have got. but it's good or very cuickl . ., , quickly. the truth though is about modern _ quickly. the truth though is about modern football- quickly. the truth though is about modern football is i quickly. the truth though is i about modern football is that if sometimes if you fall out of contention it can take a generation, two generations to get back. you only have to look at liverpool, just a few years ago could know the truth of that. that made the brutal reality for an united. whatever the fans are owners think. yes but it is the —

the fans are owners think. yes but it is the start _ the fans are owners think. yes but it is the start of _ the fans are owners think. yes but it is the start of a - the fans are owners think. is; but it is the start of a new era. the new owners have been a little while now. this is the start. they've made changes, you've got dan ashworth come in they got a new chief executive as well. they have put everything in place behind the scenes, certainly with the people that will start building it in a different way. as you say, culturally it has not been right at manchester united since alex ferguson's days. this is a new culture, a new ownership of the football department. yes, the management, the manager himself will be the one that everyone looks too. but it is more than that. it's the whole running of the club behind it. it all starts now. all bets are off now, if you are a player, you think, we see the new management, the new manager how he thinks. the fans the same as well. they will be a honeymoon period, those early games as you said aren't that difficult but on the horizon after that. very quickly, there is manchester very