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Scorcher brings Spurs bragging rights to FILTHYFELLAS' midfield debate

Wicko returns as the panel weighs Declan Rice's standing, while Yungen's traffic-delayed appearance adds another Manchester United inquest.

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  1. 0:00The opening debate weighs musical flow against lyricism, before moving through American rap.
  2. 14:43Wicko argues that Manchester United's recurring managerial changes produce temporary improvements that fade.
  3. 38:59Manchester City's poor results prompt questions about Haaland's involvement and tactical stagnation.
  4. 48:07Arsenal's Anfield victory shifts the discussion towards their defensive performance.
  5. 56:00Rice's standing divides the panel, with comparisons to Fàbregas, Keane and Vieira.

Can Scorcher visit FILTHYFELLAS without having something to say about Arsenal? His return gives the panel a Spurs supporter with wins to celebrate, just as Lippy wants to discuss Arsenal's breakthrough at Anfield and Declan Rice's place among the great midfielders.

The week's most-watched new upload, the Scorcher edition of Filthy @ Five, reached roughly 93,000 views. Football has to wait its turn: the opening moves through flow versus lyricism, Lil Baby and Migos before Manchester United's problems take over. Margs tries to analyse the Chelsea game, but his earphones, plugged into nothing, prove difficult for the others to ignore.

Wicko, welcomed back after an extended absence, questions United's repeated managerial cycles. Later, the Arsenal discussion produces a proper dividing line: Lippy calls Rice their best midfielder since Patrick Vieira, while Wicko warns against being prisoners of the moment. Viewers pick up that argument in the comments, alongside requests for more Scorcher appearances and observations about the show's overlapping classroom-style conversations. The episode also includes a sponsored mobile-game draft segment.

Seven uploads went up altogether. Friday's Filthy @ Free brought Yungen into a Ferguson-focused discussion, though traffic limited his appearance to fifteen minutes. That episode now carries the strongest daily momentum, with the shorter "IS THIS ALL FERGIE'S FAULT??" also drawing views.

Subscribers were unchanged, and daily viewing is running at around a third of its usual level. Nearby football channels offer contrasting weeks: Conner Cole added subscribers and a large volume of views, while That Peter Crouch Podcast was quieter. For FILTHYFELLAS, the Ferguson discussion currently supplies more than half the channel's daily views.

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What viewers say

  • More of Scorcher this season boys. Man always drops good cameos.
    @manlikesylva3305See it on YouTube
  • Sounds like high school classroom with the homies having they're own chats and there's gonna be that 2some spitting bars
  • Margs and Stevo calling in on
    From My Left too funny ngl caught me off guard lool
    @skengblazerSee it on YouTube
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The facts
Subscribers
219,000
Channel views, last 7 days
276,543
Videos published this week
7
Video published
November 3, 2026
Video views so far
93,322
Views on its first day
57,313

The numbers

Here is how FILTHYFELLAS' uploads and audience moved this week.

views gained this week: this channel and similar channels
Conner Cole
15,157,012
The Club
1,204,954
subscribers
219,000
no significant change in the last 7 days
total views
113,482,022
views per day
15,407
typical day: 44,795
subscribers: this channel and similar channels
The Club
263,000
As of November 10, 2026 · Data source: Trari Social News, Trari Traffic Trends and Ranking Platform, Google YouTube
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