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Joining me tonight are regular bunker boys, Paul Brennan and the young. And Phil Casey. Oh, we're live. How are you doing? Hey, there you go. Are you bottomed with the fucking hairband? What? You bottomed with the hairband? I was about to put it back up. This is the periscope hairband. That's the way you work it. Especially for fucking riding. Look at that thing. Well, isn't it? He's rainier. Guess? No one fell here. How much your property is bad boys? You got them ZK Max for 20 euro. [LAUGHTER] There are matters. I guess. There are matters. Yeah, I don't can guess. I don't have the worst hair on the day. [LAUGHTER] You didn't think blokes were a guess. Wow. And you're sticking money there. What do you think of yourself? [LAUGHTER] Don't forget it. Don't let me say what it's really about. [LAUGHTER] Well, this has been very good so far. So, can we start talking about what we wanted to talk about, which is? My hairband. That's later on. That's later on. That's later on. That's for the bigger crew. OK, signings. I'd be honest with you. I'd be way off the loop and tell us what's going on. I'd wear 37 years. I literally just couldn't care out last four weeks. Just talking about this pretty soon. You've been concentrating very hard and getting that beard. Yeah, yeah. And that. [LAUGHTER] Hairband going so unfair. Paul, your initial response to the title of the time. Yeah. Decent up for a good player. If he hits the ground running and keeps going, then that's a sort of a right-back, basically. For the first team, maybe he's a starter, isn't he? Oh, definitely, yeah. That's it. Oh, yeah. What about the bigger picture? Who's backing him up there for you? If we're looking at two players for a position, is it's a bickel and flannel to step in there? Our man, Keo is saying. I've been out with the loop like Phil. We signed Bogdan and I just went off the radar part. [LAUGHTER] I haven't had to be bigger on the poster. I haven't had to be bigger on the poster. 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You should see it you're holding it fearless. The slob of the opposition down and then we're the cycle playing left. We've seen the back of our lover and whoever and then the same with Scarlett. Once they know that the player is coming back and they fit a bit of faith and confidence, it's going to work out pretty well. Is it inevitable going to go back to Ford and the way things are looking? Yeah, it certainly helps. I mean, I think it was always just a stopgap formation. I don't think it's a prolonged formation. But I don't know too many teams that keep it going for a true world, the whole season. You could say, though, with Klein, if you're going to a tree at the back, you've got two players who are more than capable of playing as wingbacks in terms of their attacking side of the game as well. The angle is restricted as fallbacks. You know what I mean? So, all in all, 12 and a half million as well. That's a good price for a very promising fallback that you're signing from another premiership team. He's not even promising. He's pretty much-- Yeah, I'm not saying that when we were playing tree at the back, we hadn't even got in the squad. We hadn't even got a back farm that you could trust. A lot of faith and cycle and a lot of faith and we're end up. But we hadn't got two players that could complete that back farm. Well, now Klein is perfect for really back. Perfect for what we want to do. You just say that I need a skirt to have a good season or bring in an upgrade. I don't think it's going to be an upgrade happen. I was hoping skirt has one of those cold seasons. A lot of us wouldn't have a decent back farm already. Yeah. As long as that screen's, though, because there's no back farm, it's going to be any use if they've been mid-failed that I just, you know, constantly letting out, putting my owls in. Do we have a personnel to do that screening as is? I don't know. It's just kind of, it's just all going to depend on how we're channelled when you go into the field. Channelled or I'm saying. Or how many of those are held in Henderson? You know, just with Jarrod gone and there's going to be, we're going to see a different thing. A different thing. A different thing. I think the other thing is-- If you look at the soindons we've made and look logically, how does that team set up? We are, imagine, it's going to be some type of four tree tree if storage is fit, right? But if we're signing the big tag man type centre forward, which Benteca is, which random would be as well, you know, it screams that we're heading to a four tree one. It just screams and screams that, right? So it means then, in the two, that's going to be in front of that back four. You know, which one is going to be more or less the Masquerano who doesn't really push on an attack. You know what I mean? And then he was going to set him beside him and also be an additional forward as well as a screener. Is that going to be Henderson? Or is it going to be Miller? Because if you're trying to-- How do we plug in Coteño, Firmino and Oib, let's say? Yeah, I mean, I need to have a tree that's going to be like-- I need to have a tree that's going to be like-- I need to have a tree that's going to be like-- I need to have a tree that's going to be like-- Oh, my archivature. Whoever goes ahead of them, you're looking at-- You're looking at two players where they're going to be. Yeah. I need help when it's going to be Emi Chan. Yeah. And, you know, Miller can play forward or forward. And then Henderson is obvious. Yeah. Well, I think if you're playing that way, Henderson and Miller will be almost interchangeable in that system. Because if Miller is pushed down, you'd imagine Henderson will drop in and fill the hole. What you wouldn't want to do or where we could get caught out is if the theorem pushed on and just left the Chan isolated and our two fallbacks are pushed off the pitch. However, in that event, we've played with a back tree. So if you think about it logically, if Chan is being asked to screen that defense and teams break, it affects when he comes to saying back tree to play for a large proportion of last season. Yeah. And it means that, you know, he's more than capable of sitting in as the central center back in the two boys pushing away. If you're watching the 20-months, Phil. Yeah. What do you think of the-- I thought the semiphone-- I thought it was relatively poor on the semiphone. I think he's been-- I thought it's been very, very good. And I thought they had-- Germany had, like, he primarily sat there in front of the back four and pushed normally cobalt. They moved our midfielders around. We talked about it last week or the week before us. And it was almost like there's a blueprint there for if you had Henderson and Milner and Chan as your tree center mids. They're all capable of filling in different positions in that midfield. So you're not-- he's not stuck as the defensive midfielders. So say a team pushes a player onto him. You don't need to keep a line on him being the defensive midfielder. He can move forward with the pitch, drag the fellow who's being put to play him and bring him back in and let somebody else try to hide in there. And there's intelligence around it. It's how old the manager then set that up. But I think, yeah, for me, I think for the money that's there, given that we haven't spent more than $25 million on the two fullbacks that we brought in, I think that's decent business. To be honest with you, we criticized for a fucking mad money that we spent. $24 million for two quality fullbacks. Now we should-- It could easily turn out to be one of the best ones. What the chalcos? What the chalcos? What's the close to $30 million? $30 million. So you think about $18 million less for-- I mean, it's good. And the season that, you know, it fancied, bringing shy and tidy seasons, you know, on different sides. So, like, we've got a fantastic day. I hate talking about the money and where there's value. Like, I mean, even if you got a player for free and he was in tier 11 and he was showing, you don't think it's irrelevant. Yeah, I know. But it's a little sweet now that you've gotten cheap. Yeah. Yeah. What about that player? What about that, Paul? The idea of going back to our corner shop in Southampton and dealing with them again is just, you know, you remember the kind of insecurities and a lot of people had about the transfer dealings that Liverpool had done? Is that some of it a little bit offset but the fact that we've gone back to Southampton yet, again, that idea of a lack of inspiration or thoughtfulness about the-- No, I don't think so. 'Cause, like, I think, like, you judge it individually. I think, like, it is an obvious upgrade for us. Whereas, like, we know when we're talking about bringing the land in for silly money and love and you're kind of gone. It wasn't just that you were buying from Southampton, it was the players were buying half of them and the prices were buying. Whereas, crying for 12 million is grand. Like, 'cause I had lugs at it. Like, that could sort us out from, like, the guts of the next decade if he does work out, which he probably-- which he should work out. So, like, I've no problem with it going back to Southampton for, like, you know, that one sign and it's kind of like-- If you keep going back. Yeah, if you're buying, like-- Well, definitely, they don't all back in now for J-R-O-D, you guys are sorting out all of the sudden, they're fucking-- they're just riding in Southampton, and that's horrible. And Southampton are ripping the piss in the pros or whatever. But, like, overall, the wind up's being good. Like, I mean, it's a little bit of creativity. The links, at least, have been, you know, a bit more creative than the Firmino's own. And it's been one of the people cutting over AD. But the key one is you have to come, isn't it? And this is kind of where we're going next with this little bit on the signings for this. Harry Kanye? No, not Harry Kanye. The big decision, we have some chap called Becroft, who's apparently a freelance journalist, who's talking to talk sport today in a very known way, and he knows that Ben Tech is done, that the other's done. Is it, yeah? Yeah, oh, yeah, he's-- How close is it? Graham said it's close. Is it close? Yes, it's pending. Closer than you know, it's a transfer-age field up. Is it 99%? Yeah, it's 99%. It's 99%. Has it been agreed between the two close, or personal terms haven't, or personal terms agreed, and the three hasn't been agreed between the two close? We stepped up our interest. We stepped up, ramped it up. Okay. So we've moved for monitoring. We're testing our results. Oh, way past that, not early. We're about to test the results. So-- Paring a bit. [LAUGHTER] Taming a bit. [INTERPOSING VOICES] We're the tablets. We're like moments. You're not having this time. Are we a little bit easier in our minds about Ben Tech's signings? No. No. No. I'm with Pat. But at this stage, I'm resigned to it. It's like-- It's got to happen. We don't look at the window you're saying to yourself. No, the overall business. Yeah. For me, not coming in yet. That's one of the really good types of signings that you need to make. All we need now is a top-quality centre forward. And in your link for Ben Tech, I don't care what anyone says. [LAUGHTER] He's just not a top-quality centre forward. Right? And that to me is the number of it. And I hope it does well. I hope it has an impact like Heskey did. And in the two relatively decent seasons. I see what you've done there. [LAUGHTER] The clapper's digging everywhere in his life. [LAUGHTER] I seem so sound doing it. I do. And let's hope that he scores 28-40 goals for us over the two seasons. I just-- He's a fucker far better player than Heskey. I don't think he is. Heskey was a joke, right? Heskey was a joke. He was not forced to choose. Nobody-- I mean, he was fucking-- he's got plenty of goals. But when we were signing them, it was just a joke. And when he left Liverpool because he got so fucking poor, he was alive and stuck everywhere he went. Heskey, joke, right? [LAUGHTER] But Ben Tech is well respected. I mean, there's lots and lots of people who really fancy Ben Tech to kick on to be a really, really top striker. He's only 24, is it? So as a lot of strikers, their goal per game ratio isn't always great in their early 20s and an hour or so. He's got one and two, I think. The fella suits the Premier League. Yeah. You know what I mean? We've got like little tricky fellas like, yeah, Kootenio and Firmino and Elle. And you know, like, you need a mixture. Yeah. And I mean, every Premier League team that's had a bit of success has some physical aspect. I understand. We don't really have a physical-- like, he's imposing and he's gone to-- he's gone to the scared living day, like it's out of the set and the femurs. Yeah. Because he's done it all the time for a fella. Now, one of the sudden, he's with Liverpool, who probably created a lot more chances for him. I mean, people are tired to build. He won't play on to the Kootenio's runs. He won't play on to Firmino's passes. Like, you know, all these type of clever mills. Blue, how many goals are scored like that? How many goals come from building a play and then like a beautiful little intrinsic pass through the defence? Most goals in the Premier League are-- A lot of puns. It's strange. [laughter] My talk is short of a set. No way. So like, what percent did you go all the way from things like that? Most goals are coming from mistakes, counter attacks, and set pieces. It's perfect for set pieces. A counter attack, you get talking about three on three on top. You can't tell me the pentake one fucking score. You know, just want a moment of defence. The problem for me. You know, but it's a hook-and-bout time. We had someone there again. The season before our last season, we were brilliant from set pieces, scored so many goals from set pieces. Last season, we must have been one of the teams that scored the field. I mean, I don't know. The season before was a freak, because we spent our lawyers complaining about who shit we are at the score of our set pieces, but it wasn't a direct free kick. Like, our car is at a fucking laugh and stock. Every time-- It happened for years. Yeah, but this is my point, right? So the season before our-- And it's not just Stevie, anyone else-- Not even the goals in the show. Season before last was a freak when I came to score on goals of set pieces. When I look at pentake, I think to myself, to put him into the team, you have to have a completely different style of play when you put storage into the team. Right? So, Oida, you plan to play the team together in a very Kenny Big Man, sort of not so big man to him. Kenny Big Man. He's some sort of red Indian. Like, Chris Sutton and Alan Young. Kenny Big Man. Kenny Big Man. Kenny Big Man, trying to Chris Sutton and the Alan Cheers. Yeah. You know, where they were sort of about big, but almost slightly bigger than Dura. So then we're looking at pentake. It's a brilliant theory so far. Yeah. And storage in a similar system. Yeah. But is that likely to happen? I don't know. I just think it's fundamentally such a different system to play pentake as a lone striker, as it is to play storage as a lone striker. But this mobility thing's a bit of a red herring, isn't it? Because it is more mobile immediately than the lads we had there last year. But being more mobile than a statue is not being mobile. And as well, when you're talking about pentake, like, great teams, teams, like, they try and leather Aston Villa over there. They push their back for open up. And Ben, I nearly called them Ben Heskey. I nearly called them. That's guaranteed the fucking state. I didn't see his Ben Heskey for the rest of the season. So pentake starting position was, you know, near the halfway line with a centre back. And they send it, like, anybody in that position is going to shit themselves against pentake. But, like, teams don't defend like that against us. Like, it's always the type back for, that the forwards have to try and find the way through. Like, you can't do that with physicality, really. And we're now, like, a lot of his game is, you know, having the ball hide straight at him by Villa. Like, that's what a lot of people say. He scores a lot of goals for Villa, but he doesn't get much service. But that's what suits him, like, having the ball fucking just hit at him as early as possible. And, like, we're not going to do, like, we shouldn't do that. And defenses wouldn't allow us to do that anyway. I remember to sign the exact same things when we signed Andy Carroll. He's not, you know, he's more and more bored than you think. You know, it's not just about headers that he scores. He scores rocket off his feet as well. He takes shots early, right? That worked out well. Were you hopeful with Carroll? Well, in the way that you're not now. I think because we've had Carroll. Right. I've absolutely no help, right? The other thing that I'm not sure about being taken, because the games I've seen him play in the hole, he doesn't attack the front post. And that was my biggest bug bear with Andy Carroll's. Well, Carroll wasn't the pace every. And he wasn't so fucking injury-prone. He'd be a fucking fine player. He doesn't attack the front post. Every time Carroll gets away. He doesn't attack the front post. How did Carroll get a run in his head? The season he was with, er, Neil Castle. When he had... When he played pretty much every game, he was scarver for him. When he got back into the West Ham team before he got injured again, he was scarver. He was scarver, too. Well, he scarred for us when he was fake. You know what I mean? Like, it's fucking... The feeling. What are you going to scar? Carroll's problem. Carroll's problem isn't the fact that he's a shit player. Carroll's problem is the fact that he has a fucking mad social life and the fact that he's so injured. But that's the story. It's not... There's also a lack, a fundamental lack of where he should be in the box when the ball's coming in. If you go back to Carroll and pack the injuries for a second, the amount of times he missed out on chances when he should have been in the box and he was... He'd never break into the box at speed. He never attacked the front post. He always dropped back out to the edge of the box. And that ball was always played in and there was nobody there. And the big thing, the big difference when we saw in storage was we finally had a striker who attacked the near post. Now, this is my problem with Ben Techie. If he was... Say storage doesn't overcome these continual injuries that played his whole career. Say we don't have miracle medicine mounted to fix him up, right? And you're relying on Ben Techie. Why just don't see where he suddenly started to tack in the front post? I just don't see it. But like, I think... And this, this, this mission, the goals that he scores for Villain, as Paul said, they put the ball in early, an awful lot of the goals to the back post, and he scores an awful lot of headers. I think he scores something like 50% of his goals have come from headers. Nice. 50% of his goals came from a header or a penalty. That's what it was. Well, either way, he's not going to be taking penalties. Yeah, well look, if Villain had a pretty poor league campaign, you know, to be fair, and... Or a fella to come back, pretty much after Christmas and Scar and all of the goals. He wasn't injured before Christmas, he was dropped. Fair enough. [laughter] Well... Nice haircut, Phil. I wish I could have my haircut. It says here. Are you treating yourself between 27? Uh... Paul... Well, Paul... Nobody saw him with both, because it's dead in the water. Is there any hope that he could still rescue yourself? We saw him last year. Yeah. What do you think? Is it just on? I think so, look, I've seen barely anything from that suggests that he's going to be like, you know, a good player for us. And then, you know, all the kind of clued-in journos are saying that Brendan basically fucking hates his goals or whatever. [laughter] That, like, can't get in the train properly or whatever. So, yeah, like, I think, yeah, it was a gamble. And it looks to me like it's fair. I'd be very surprised if he was here. But I think with struggle to sell them, I can see, you know, the last minute loan on the unfucking deadline. That's going to be the problem. And it's that loaned out for two seasons in a row and we lose them in a three-year-old. As always, like, it is hard to get an estroica who's got his goals. Now, Ballotelli has record of the scoring goals elsewhere. So, somebody will be stupid enough to deal with us. There'll be- it'll be coming down to transfer a deadline day at the summer goal. Ballotelli's about it. We're going to get the best there. Fuck it. Yeah. Let's have a go. I dare want to go. Podcast. [laughter] This isn't a poker. [laughter] [laughter] [laughter] Yeah, I think we'll leave it at that. I think we'll leave it at that. So, what's our feelings on the appointment of Sean Driscoll as assistant manager to Brendan Rogers on the back of the appointment of Pepperlanders as the first-team coach? How are we feeling about that? Right. Moiteria is simple on this. And it stands to reason why they've done it. What? There's a myth that FSJ are all about moneyball and selling them players low and selling them high. But they've never actually put that out as that being- that's their philosophy for a Liverpool. They have put out that their philosophy is to win and achieve things with a carpool of British norchard talent in a team. So, if you look at the appointments that they just made, Linda's been a fellow who's renowned for developing young players and bringing them through, even through you teams and the whole lot. And they're saying his strengths last year was in one-to-one coaching with the senior players when they looked to go to a back tree. And then you look at Sean Driscoll and his whole background has been about developing more or less British-based players or British- British norchard players that were there. From lower leagues or whatever, and bringing them through and you'll hear them say, "Yeah, look, that's what he's doing. And where's he at the moment?" He's England under '19s. So, he knows the young English players coming through, the British players that are coming through. When he was working in the lower leagues, he would have worked with players that have been alone from bigger clubs, et cetera, around. He knows what's coming in. Then you've got Rogers, who clearly believes in this idea of bringing in local players as opposed to just bringing in European players. It kind of means paying more for a player from England than it will from a player from abroad. They're prepared to pay them more because they're fundamentally there. ethos is to achieve with this idea of a car of a British team. So, when you're saying, "Would there be any point in signing a mule and stain signing somebody like that who's, you know, who would have been more attuned potentially to the European markets, to the Dutch markets, all that, to the Spanish markets, whatever, right, or look to bring in the best foreign talent in the way that Rafa would have done when he was there, right? I think the two appointments fit more with that philosophy of a car, British-based football team. Okay. So, you take that as a potential theory and, you know, you'll be the first to accept that it is only that. Yeah. What about the concept of it being, considering what people were saying about Rogers, considering the fact that it's taken so long, talk to me about the idea of it being massively under well-ming for people because they feel like something was needed, that they've invested a lot of thought in this, something is needed. How about this? Fuck off. Is that me or them? No, I'm just talking in general, right? Listen, everyone, from the end of this season, it's being, Rogers is getting sacked, right? So, Rogers didn't get sacked, but everyone is getting sacked around him. So, that means that Rogers is not in control, not in control anymore, went clearly. He is. And being in control, since whatever review that went on has happened, right? Yeah. And if you look at the links to your man O'Driscoll beforehand, he's been at Melwood over the course of the season, working with Rogers in terms of his own, O'Driscoll's own coaching development of such, right? He seems to be a close friend of Rogers through the connections in England and the whole, right? So, this isn't a fucking surprise. This is clearly someone that Rogers wants to bring in. I think people wanted to surprise them. Yeah, I did. That's the point of the game. It's a surprise. Yeah. Well, I thought when, when Pascal went leak, we're going to bring in this really fucking, you know, and you're a pain cold, you know, I'm a pro foil. Oh, holy shit. Look at this guy coming in. This guy looks like, you know, I was a shit. People are going to be on Rogers back straight away and they're going to blame the bollocks film. Especially because, yeah, yeah, the association that Phil's been talking about. Yeah. It's his mate and his brother and his mate, just like Pascal's, his mate. And they'll say the same mistakes and all that. But look, we can only go on what other people are being writing and what Phil has just said there. Like, I mean, it makes a lot of sense. And sure, why not? Look at the fella. There's people saying, have a look at the way the England, 19s are playing. They're playing this very attractive pass on football and all that. And that's what we hope we see from Liverpool. So fuck it. Like, let's see. But he's played seven games with them, one, six and last one. That's not much of a sample. You know, when you compare it to where you see 57 odds, you know, can you park this idea of him as a manager? He's not a communist manager. He's coming in as a assistant manager. Well, I think every system, I mean, every, every system manager needs to be a manager. I think that's a very good point, you could arguably. That's not true. Well, hang out there, look, what do you guys have recognized for him since Carlos Cross? Shit manager. Mule and Stein, shit manager. Mike Vaylin, divorce taxi driver. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So you don't want to get a full mic, you know, did you think like... No, but what I'm saying is, you don't have to be a great manager to be a great assistant manager. Nobody's arguing that, but all we can go by is his record as a manager. I think, I think one of the things that I always got, I think I want to know, I'll go sit it on Twitter as well, he says, that everyone wanted more or less a fella to be put in there. So when Rogers gets sacked, you've still got confidence that the team will be won well. Yeah. So this is the thing, we're not, we didn't want an assistant manager. We basically wanted a shadow manager. Yeah. So sit there on Brandon's shoulder and go, go on, keep looking like I'm ready. Like genuinely, do people really think that the fella that's sitting beside Rogers is saying, here, do this, no, I don't want to do this. Here, do this. Not on to this. Here, do this. Oh yeah. That's a shadow in my intrigue. I'll do that then. Okay, yeah. Ground, whatever you're saying. Ground. So we get rid of Kali, Brandon's big mate, and we both seen Sean, who's apparently big mates with Brandon. Where the fuck's the logic there? Who gives a fuck? Well, everybody gives a fuck. That's why we're here in a fucking shit-hard bunker. What? That's the logic. But it's not bananas. You know. Well, it's hard to bring in someone that he didn't really know from the company. Well, it was kind of bringing fresh ideas. That's the thing. It looked like he was getting his wings clipped, right? And so, okay, fair enough. But then they go and bring a guy he's very comfortable with that. Well, I'm not comfortable with how they got you. I did like, when it did look like it was kind of F.S.G. said, right, we're getting really embarrassed in Pasco. Yeah. And we're going to get someone, like, kind of independent of you, we're going to find someone, like, high profile and experience, like, I didn't like the idea of, like, you're out of, you're out of back in Rogers, are you not? Absolutely. You can't just force everything on them. So, I'm a bit more comfortable, actually, that now that I know that, well, I was basically Rogers who got rid of the Pasco and Marsh and brought this value in. And they got, I find myself, I find it difficult to get too worked up about an assistant manager and that's it. Yeah. That's my appointment. Like, I think we're probably the first fan base in history that's ever been up in arms over something. But it's back to what Phil was saying that people have this, have love invested into this that you don't normally have invested in. Yeah. Yeah, everything like Liverpool fans, everything you see, Liverpool fans know. It's all been layered through about four different agendas that they have and it comes out smelling as shit. That's why, like, that's why, like, like, I've never seen this before. An assistant manager appointment being used to absolutely destroy the manager, like, it's something only Liverpool fans. It's the only for analysis that I think just to wear it in general is probably a lot. Yeah, I'm trying to think about sitting on a fucking bonker dog, you know? Fans have tried their hand on peeking players and saying this player walking out on a talk and trying to talk with the player, talk to the other player and, like, I'm proven so wrong. And all of a sudden, their experts and assistant managers, so nobody knows how good this fellow is going to be as an assistant manager because, fundamentally, he hasn't been an assistant manager. Right? Except for one spell, yeah. Yeah, but this is what I'm saying, right? So he hasn't been an assistant manager at a tab club. So if you look at Steve McLaren, Steve McLaren was a great assistant manager to Ferguson. He's been an open downy manager. An open downy manager. Yeah, look, Trevor. Fucking hell. But you know what I mean? We don't know. This fellow, you know, we could be saying to him, well, he's the best assistant manager in the world. Probably won't. But at the same time, you know, if Rogers gets sacked, he's not going to be hanging around either. Some kick in the stalls were Karlie Pascal, isn't it? No, it's not. Listen, Karlie. Listen. Listen. How could they do this? How could they do that? Karlie, who? We win the lead this season. It means nothing would have fallen. And there's no pieces. I think there's no trick. We're attracted to what was on the soil loan. I don't know. That'll be interesting. He's going to have to come up with something. He's going to have to come up with something. He's going to have to come up with something. Oh, man. He's going to have to come up with something. He's going to have to come up with something. He's going to have to come up with something. Oh, man. He's going to have to come up with something. He's going to have to come up with something. He's going to have to come up with something. He's going to have to come up with something. He's going to have to come up with something. He's going to have to come up with something. He's going to have to come up with something. He's going to have to come up with something. I don't have that on my Wikipedia search field. That's how he is. He was very good. It's like a rovers. Yeah, let's just make that shit up. He played a great 4-3. He used the dog. I don't know what he used to say. I don't know what he used to say. I don't know what he used to say. I don't know what he used to say. He said, "I fuckin' tried it." Yay! You're being limic, don't you? Yeah, limic. That was when he was wearing the hat and all that. He had a wig and all that. He had a wig and all that. There's a great picture of the only one in the bathroom. You only get this kind of information here in this podcast. So what do we expect on the album? Do you rather lick me crack? I'm so confused. Do you know Rob Adams? Do we see any... You said we won't know until this season. Pottery's a good system manager. That's fair enough. It's a good system manager. You won't know at all. Nobody knows. No, nobody knows. Do you know when he'll be a good assistant manager? If we're winning, he'll be a brilliant assistant manager. That's how things go, isn't it? No. Whether he is or not. Whether he is or not. We're losing games. They need to be shit, yeah. The pathway to anti-rologer's brigade, that'll say, "That fuckin' show." Has me a very grim. He's the one that has him. Yeah. It's like the pack-o-a-estron thing. Yeah. Like, best assistant manager ever. Yeah. He wasn't there when Rafa had his best season ever at Liverpool. Yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah. It's gas. People just didn't want to lay a graph at him. It was cars with pack-o. Pack-o left. Everything went down to shit. We did finish second and nearly win the league. What are we gonna call Sean? What are we gonna call him? No, we're gonna call him. They're called him Sadie. That's doesn't work, does it? Sadie. It is a very Irish one. If he was playing bar now, he'd definitely be on a sod. Yeah. How do you wear a spose, yeah? Sadie. Sadie. Yeah. I'm not really... 'Cause then it leads into loads of pawns. But I... When you're gonna be gone? One pawn. One pawn. That's good. You can rework it so it's like... He's just loads of pawns. Sadie. Sadie. And... Yeah. It's working hard. Yeah. It's... Carrying the sod. Carrying the sod. Give up people a carrying the sod. Yeah. I think we should stick with Brian in this about fire. He was sod in half. Oh, God. Stop. See that just launched. Oh, Trev. Do your job in the middle of the line. Oh, sake. Someone put him up the segue way here. To be fair, part of my job is letting him bury himself. (Laughter) Okay. Let's have a look at a different copy call together. Is there for Lucas? Yeah. (Laughter) Thanks, Andy. Good reading. (Laughter) We'll come back to that with a look at a few other transfer pieces that we didn't talk about in the periscope. I wanted to talk just briefly about this idea for Mino, who's our new boy, and we didn't really talk about him on the main pod last week. We talked about it in the periscope thing. And just to have a little bit of review with a couple of games that people have seen it because of all of a sudden we were all watching the coupon. Up until we signed him. He was fucking great. He was great. Yeah. (Laughter) The phone was in the last game. It was a bit cheap. It was pretty wagon, yeah. But he was proud to play it as a false noise. And everyone's like, "This is where he's going to be playing there." Blah, blah, blah, blah. Let's hope he's not playing there. Mm. Because he was just completely, completely neutered in terms of what he did. Continue and look at the best Brazilian player in the park. By a mile. Yeah. Are we talking to ourselves as the other two? No, I don't. I'm not watching international football. That's right. (Laughter) Like music. It's right. I am like, I'm excited about for me. No, but like, it's not what I'm saying. The couple of Americans aren't one or two on the morning. It's not again a farm for even the evening. You know when you're just sitting and walking on the mountain? Yeah. You can just stick on to the end of the morning. Yeah. I thought I was on the middle of the night. It's over now. Okay. The boys are going home. The boys are going home. Do you see him Andy? Yeah, no. Yeah, all right. Yeah, no, I'm good. Like, I mean, it has me, my whole success in everyone else's. I'm being upfront and honest here. Like, I can't say I've watched. Like, I like to see a player maybe 10 or 12 times for 90 minutes before I actually say this. But there's no way. I mean, most of the people saying that they've seen him and they think he's great at kidding themselves. The first time I saw him was playing for Brazil, you know, and I've never seen him play for half a night. Because we don't know. Hopefully he'd met him. He could come into the league and just be a fucking flop. Like, you know, with people talking about Markovich, this isn't a dig at Markovich. Because, you know, he was that one person. Come on. You know, like, it's huge expectations now. This is the sign and that everybody is so excited about. And it's only going to take about three games for people to get on his back. If he doesn't scar, he doesn't do something magic. Look, look, look. Even what happened with Emeria? You know, that was a massive transfer. Yeah. And he didn't play, he wasn't at the level that he played when he was already on Madrid. And at the end of the season, people were saying, "He's a bit of a flop." And he's ironically doing well on the carpet, so that just shows you what happened. But straight up Trevor, look at... I know we've had the Firmino last week, but again, you can't judge players. I'm always low to judge a player at an international tournament because it's only seven or eight games. And players have loads of hot spells in those, you know, in tournaments. And then when you see him again, they're garbage. Well, you've watched a fellow, and I think he's got potential to be really, really top-level footballer for us in terms of what he brings. And we'll get to see, it'll be dependent on how we use them. Did we trust Rogers to use them? To be honest, I'm just packing everything with Rogers at the moment because, you know, it has to be a clean slate. It has to be... There seems to be... They seem to be buying players for a formation. They seem to have a definite, clear idea of what he wants his team to play this season and the way that he wants his team to play this season in the silence that we're making. I think the silence have just been very obvious, like, in terms of what they've brought in. Everything has been like for like, you know what I mean? Johnson's gone. Some brought in client. Milner's gone. R.A. Jared's gone. So he's brought in Milner. No, we're not. But he's just brought in, you know, another English sentiment field. He was going to... But you can see, Andy, what I'm saying is that you can see where Milner fits into the midfield. We've been trying to fit Gerard into Roger's midfield for the last three years, right? Whereas if you look at our midfielders now, you can almost... You can pick a start in midfield where you couldn't pick... They were trying to shoehorn Gerard into that all the time, right? Whereas we went out and signed a player who, arguably, if you were playing a Doyman, let's say, right? You'd have Milner and Henderson one-sided, and you'd have Chan at the base of it, and then they can move around. And then at the top of it, you can have Coutinho from Eno, or you can play Trey. You can have the two of them and a fellow up top, or you could play one and a two up top. You can see... So you're both saying the same thing. Take a while, Andy said, and he comes in at least one of our strikers. Yeah, that sounds amazing. Yeah, Bart's gone. Yeah. You've got a... But technically, in Palatelli's gone, you've Firmino coming in. Sterling's gone. It's all just replacements, replacements, replacements. You know, I don't think... I don't think there's an obvious new strategy going on where they're rebuilding an 11 here. I think it's just... There's players going and there's players coming in. Well, that's where we differ, because when I look at... Sterling's gone from Eno's coming in. It's not like... It is a replacement, but it's not a look for look replacement. Just like Miller and Jared. Yeah. Yeah. It's replacing the player in the squad, but it's replacing the player in the squad in the position that you want to replace him in a system. So what about Firmino? What's different about where he's going to play for us than Sterling was? Like, Sterling played in the 10s. Sterling played with it. Well, Sterling played up front. I don't see... I don't see Firmino playing as an attack image failure. I don't... I don't see... He's not going to be a wide man for us. Right? He's going to be in the number 10 role, or he's going to be two number 10s for want of a better world, alongside Antonio Firmino. I can see the logic and what they're trying to do. And if you want to play wingers, you've got Markovic now and you've got Oib, who's going to give you that pace down the flanks. Yeah. You've got... Up front, we're talking about... Or... Ings isn't a replica of Lambert, if you know what I mean. Ings is more of a workman, get around the pitch, busy in terms of what he's going to do up top and close players down. Yeah. Similarly, you're talking about Bentechi. The one thing Bentechi does do is work his whole off on his own front. Yeah, look at Bentechi and Ings, they're fucking so crummy leg. It's unbelievable. You know what I mean? They suit the leg so much. Mm-hmm. So... You know, that makes a lot of sense, but does Firmino for you going to suit the leg? Is he? Yeah. He should. Nobody can say 100% for certain that he's going through, right? But if you look at the players who have trived and don't really want to come over, say the likes of Silva, the likes of Kazorla, the likes of even Suarez when he comes in, he's that style of player. You know what I mean? He's not a fella who's going through a loyal pace. He's got real fucking vision about him. He's able to play a pass. He's able to see what goes on. And he's able to finish as well. If we can get him... If he's in the right areas of the pitch, he's going to cause damage to teams. So, you know what I mean? It's hard to understand... He's also got a great walk rate when he's playing on the pitch, so it's hard to understand how we will fail. But there's no guarantees that he won't fail. Yeah. Paul, I'm currently unemployed as a writer intentionally I've taken a while off, and I don't know what the fuck I would do if I wasn't, because Brenda's not saying I think that's basically what I made up all my articles about whether I was taking the pace or a quote and I'm more referring to it. This is, I think, the fourth podcast in a row where we've come in and we've had nothing to say about what he's been saying, which is fucking weird for us. Now, an awful lot of people try and read stuff into that. Would you think it's harmless enough? It's just that a man's on a break and he's probably told to take a back seat and everything was done? Or... When you have signings rolling in, like we have another new one there today, you have Joey Gomez, who's apparently real. He's signing Brendan as the main reason he's signing. He snubbed Orton, he snubbed Arson, he could've gone higher than he wanted to go, because Brendan Rodgers was a kind of coach that he thought could bring the most of him. Why aren't we hearing on from Brendan Rodgers? I think, yeah, I think he probably has been kind of told, like, keep it short a little bit more, because twice the end of the season, like, he was going in and he was trying to kind of talk his way out of absolutely everything and all that, and it was just pissing everybody off. Like, everybody, even people are like, like, I've always liked Rodgers, even though it was kind of like, just stuff. Just leave it, yeah. You're just making it worse, like, just giving everybody sound boys to beat you with. So, I think it probably has been a bit of a talk, like, and he's kind of, I think, even if you remember his first season, where he was properly kind of rendered, quote, like, you know, really probably going for the philosophy quotes. He was, he was. So, like, he toned it down himself, I think, after that. But, yeah, I definitely think, like, like, there's never been a summer before where he's been really quiet and hasn't said it. So, I think that something has been said to him. But, yeah, it is nice if Gomez has said that, yeah, I came here for Rodgers, because, like, he is someone who will give you the chance, like, and that's why I'm kind of pissed off at Sterling. Obviously, Sterling can go to a bigger club, like, they'll have him. But he's not going to play every week, because not every manager is like Rodgers, like, who will kind of stick with him and get, you know, given that chance, like, he's not going to have been in my suit, and he has a poor game. So, like, I can say that kind of attraction there for Gomez. Although, ironically, Gomez, the only one who's mentioned Brandon, is probably likely to be farmed out alone anyway, isn't he? For all his chat. Yeah, maybe he does. That's very, very possible. I've seen, like, I don't know what end about Gomez. I've seen about seven seconds of footage of him. I just mean, four seconds of that was, like, a fucking throw in. It was all in Sky's. It was like, I've just been given his age, and given the fact that we have a lot of cover in that area. There's every choice. Well, right back. Yeah, probably. Yeah, yeah, right. I think there was talk. Like, as soon as he was coming out, I think there was talk that he could be, like, put straight back out even into a championship team. Yeah. But, like, you can't argue that. Give him some experience. Like, I did. I had the world of good, so. Yeah, fair enough. Andy, you're not very upset about not hearing much from Brandon, are you? Nah, I mean, it's great. Like, look, people were drawn to certain conclusions that he was so cool because they weren't being considered in different options where they were still talking about talk at the club or whatever. Who? Like, Brandon was to be failing a lot of pressure after last season. He's had his little review or whatever. We're talking more he gets back there. He might get a ball again. He's probably needed a little bit of time away. And some fucker self-aft will be there somewhere. You know, I'm keeping the show. Get your mind off the football. Like, we'll ring it if we're sewing and are you know. We'll ring it. The list of players. I'm sure he's being on the phone and all that. So, like, it doesn't make, er, like, it's not that it makes no sense that he hasn't spoken. Like, look, he's coming back with a bang now next week. Yeah, we'll be wishing to be shouting. Maybe I'll take an hour. Could be a four-year-old press conference. It's like he's never gone away. Like, I mean, he must have some amount of stuff built up now. [laughter] Outside that fucking little blondie has a lot of arrears bought off. [laughter] Bought a character. [laughter] If you have to play in home and the laptop is scraping interviews in the digital community, we have the holidays officially all the way in time. [laughter] But, you know, that's what I'm going back to my bit around, you know. We're getting an assistant manager in who's going to be, basically, we're getting York and Club in as assistant manager. And we're bringing in talk of whoever it was as coach. We're bringing in your pinkies as his coach. As Andy said, maybe the thing that came out of the review was this and Brendan shut the fuck up for four weeks. Right? Or maybe he's taught himself, "Jesus, I've made a complete clown out myself over the course of the year." Best thing I can do is... Because he's very media-aware. Yeah. But we know he's very media-aware. I'd say somebody, maybe somebody sent them on a YouTube of all his interviews. [laughter] I said, "Are you turning into Roy Hudson?" Well, bollocks that I might be saying, I don't think for the moment, it just fucked up. Yeah, 'cause I watched something like, you know, some sort of review of, you know, it was four seasons. Yeah. Yeah, when he first came in, like, he was probably trying to kill it in the press every time. Oh, yeah. He was shanky like, yeah. He was quotes and all that. And like, he's rained, that sort of stuff in. Yeah. There's like, glassies that was more to do. Like, he was contradicting himself all the time. Mm-hmm. 'Cause he, like, he never kind of stray bats a question away. He'd try and give the journalist a big, like, spare or whatever. Yeah. And it completely contradicts something he said three weeks ago. Yeah. And that was beginning. Yeah. I didn't give a shot even when he was kind of going out, you know, trying to be shanky and all of the quotes. That didn't really bother me. But by the end of last year, I was getting really just hard. I was like, you know, he'd say something. And you were like, that's not what you were saying for. Yeah. I think his head was gone. Yeah. As Andy said, he probably really badly needed a break. Yeah. Yeah. So, I'd say he has been told should open. It's probably for the best. The thing about it is Paul, at least he's not Nigel's fucking Pearson. 'Cause that guy, who's lost his job today and apparently specifically for that last conference with the ostrich. You know. Look, you had nothing to do with anything else that we're not going to talk about on the podcast. Absolutely not. We wouldn't talk about that thing that you're talking about. But, you know, it could be worse. You can film me in later. That's why I'm talking about it. Yeah. Okay. But again, there is, again, it's the sinister over to it. Like, I wasn't cropping. When do we see him crop taking us over to it? It's the first of July, Phil. On a second. Well, sorry. We're now 10 past July. We still have some time. So, it could be half-10 announcements. It was official. It was official. We were going to get some Arab influx of cash and Clap was just waiting in the wings. Waiting in the wings? We didn't use that one anymore. We're at the bend. Waiting in the wings. Clap, sir. Hiding in the long grass. But, like, I mean, we've… So, it's Clap that brought a Driscoll in then, is it really? Yeah, of course it is. The grand scheme of things. Of course it is. That was making the show up. It was awesome. And the Countdown Conundrum Champion is the coach. Calm rate. It's calm fucking rate saying it out. But genuinely like it. It's not sinister. It's just preseason. What's not sinister? It's not his absence. There's no tournament going on there. Oh, okay, yeah, yeah, yeah. Ian Airway dealt with that for us. He did. Went out to start out the back of Rondon and, erm, mainly it's… He brought someone William for once. Got one done. And we got a deal done. Got one done. That's the fucking one, sir. Here they go, oh my god. Go on one of me. So, that is interesting. They flew back on the dragon from the never-ending story. Of course they did, yeah, yeah. Er, yeah. Right, a couple of other things that just want to tie up. Er, very, very, very, very… I hope it's not one of us. No, it's not, no. No. Repeated stories, but, erm, Lucas away, erm, in terms of my land back in. Erm, how would we feel about that as a potential… Yeah, yeah. I heard it's a done deal. I heard it's a personal time as being agreed. It's close. Yeah. He's waiting in the wings now to see if, er… Don't trashin' out a deal. Don't trashin' out a deal. I don't know waiting in the wings to see if, er, coverage exists. Because if he goes down, he points on and it's hard to the deal. Brilliant. Yeah, okay. Right, so… Very more sense. In fairness with the Lucas show, that into my land link is being knocking around now. That's what we say, the local way. But the January transfer window, they're saying to be in a bid, put in down, and he wasn't a go. It wouldn't surprise me if he goes. One of Alan or Lucas is definitely going to summer. Yeah, I fucking know. I wish it was Alan though. Mm. I think we get more money from him. He can do a few years left in Lucas playing, you know, just to control me and do everything we can do a bit. Oh, we know we can do it a bit. Yeah. I just think you can do more as a defensive midfielder than Alan can. I don't really can. And Alan can't do what say Henderson, Chan, and Miller will do around the rest of the pitch. And he certainly can't do what Lucas and Chan will be able to do as a defensive midfielder. I just don't see when he's good. He's very good. But the problem is he's too injury prone and he's not good all the time now. I've been always a fan of Lucas, and only lately this. Have you seen the unlucky videos? Oh, yeah. I saw them with their handers, they're trying to flog it short. How can you not love that fella together? That was, you know, the cringey stuff that LFC TV put up. That was really cool. That was brilliant. That was brilliant. That was funny. I mean, I thought it was classy. The handers went out to the outcome. And he got a proper take on them. Yeah, he couldn't. I was a... Lucas went out to the outcome. Totally couldn't sharpen hair. Yeah. Well, I was f***ing f***ing. You know what I mean? And even when he said he's only messing on him, Lucas, like he was still f***ing slapping like... You didn't know it was him. You know. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, yeah. Do you want me to get him to something? So in the fear, and then he was like, "Yeah, yeah, all right, I'll take it." And then he just whips off and just starts on. And he was like, "Still gone. What the f***?" I was never going to find a walk around the shop. He said it was... They were buying for that nephew or something. No. I don't know. No, no, no. Klein's saying the right things anyway. What do you say? What's going on? When the out of the crowd is roaring, it makes me go a little bit more. I'm really looking forward to it. Yes! Because I find you are watching. I don't know, that is disturbing. I am Lujware. You are listening to Trippin's chat. With Trent. Yeah. I do, but I'll call it down to just wind him up. Course it did. Huh? Course it did. My brother's convinced that he's got a whole f***ing raft of very, very good conspiracy theory. No, no. But like, every conspiracy theory out there, like, just gets shot down by somebody else. Yeah, you know. It'd be very hard to disprove that we landed on the mill when the shit stood up there. You don't know what's up there. You were told what was up there. Did you go on to Google Mill? Google Mill. Like, what's the... Okay, the difference between the two, the two, uh, achievements, right? You put human beings, one goes into a spaceship. And goes up and steps out onto the mill. Yeah. Do the person goes up in a balloon and jumps out. Okay. So, like, pretty much anyone could do either, given the right training. No, no, no, no, no. But you're missing the point. We've managed to get a spaceship. No, that's wrong. I'm just really... I'm rolling out the human element. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. So, anyone can step out of a vehicle on the mill and stick a flag in or whatever. And just save you, uh, words. Yeah. And then anyone can... We're giving the right training. Go up in a balloon and jump out in a spaceship. Yeah. With a f***ing parachute. Right? Yeah. Grand. So, that removes that part. So, the only thing left to the bay is the achievement of getting that particular vehicle. Particular vehicle. Up there. Yeah. Now, for f***ing... It's not even in the same, like, calendar year, like, it's f***ing ridiculous. Not to mention the fact that when we put somebody on the mill, we were using less technology than we have on our smartphones these days. That's impressive. It is f***ing impressive, huh? We basically strapped a tin foil to here. Well, it didn't happen. Well, yeah, it didn't happen. There's pictures on the mill. No, it didn't happen. That didn't happen. Remember when Roger's four seasons, Roger's even said that Rayna had to leave us half a stone or something? They had to put them in a f***ing special, like, hot midway through the season. They put them in a f***ing special train. You know, it's just a f***ing milling cake, so... [laughter] Like, I mean, they trained like a cunt. Or, like, you know, they trained like mad when they're in every day. Remember the pictures on... And then they're eating well at the point. Yeah. Yeah. They came back from injury, a boy, and that's brilliant. The back injury. Well, yeah, they hadn't been able to train through those... The sweatshirt. You're trying to... And he had the biggest f***ing Ned Kelly ever. Now, if I honestly got rid of it fairly quickly, but you could see... Yeah. He looked like a son, they made a f***er. Some barrel of a lad. Some barrel of a lad, fair f***ing stuff. Yeah. He's not going to be a skinny fellow when he finishes the plane, but I'll put it that way. No, no, no, no. There's only ten Pepe Raynes. Well, it's got us. Like, there's something there. Like, Roger's was getting the dogs all over. No, why don't we play... why isn't Rayna being that girl there? Why is he being treated like this? Why is he treated like this? Why is he treated like this? Like, Roger's goals in and sort of he's speaking to the fitness coaches. He's speaking to people. And they're going, "Look, this fella just won't let us wait. We're talking to him every week." Yeah. A pain until we're ground awake. Yeah. And he just won't... Like, he just seems to be going home and eating a f***ing shot. Yeah. Yeah. And he stops saving shots. What's the story? So, can't do it like that. There he is, though. Who the f***ing shape of that? That's brilliant. Is that f***ing bad? Is that f***ing bad? That's brilliant, is it? That's brilliant. That's outrageous. You know, Ray's real popular among the players, man. The same year. I session off my way up, man. Get shiny and sing like shit. Yeah, yeah, yeah. No, just me, Ari. I've got to let two be of Corey's head in this mood. That was right, yeah. I've got enough feeling for everyone. Yeah. You didn't want any pepper. I actually won't go to the mists. Yeah. Oh, yeah. I'll throw it out to the dogs later. Yeah. The dogs. The dogs. The dogs. Don't look at me. Don't look at me. I'm eating in the dark again. Pizza for breakfast, not at all. She's a long time, so that piece of rice. That is a f***ing, wonderful thing to do. Which? Do you eat a little bit straight out of the fridge? Ah, straight out of the fridge. Straight out of the fridge. Straight out of the fridge. Straight out of the box on the table. Room. Possibly off the floor. Possibly out of your friend's paw. That's chimey. The gallium crown, the class back. I'm trying not to go. I just leave the cross today. It's just a shame for cross throughout the snookles. The f***ing doughy knookles are awesome. Don't remember it. Jesus. Jesus. Oh, man. That's great crack when we stop recording. No, no, no, no. It's still recording. Yeah. Let's shake up. Jamey's going to be the crack. F***ing helps. He always wrote the shamey. Are you a sleeper? Why is the worst activity you have done or have been expected to do and can't avoid? Your job doesn't count. He says he's just done some painting and he f***ing hates painting. What's the worst activity that you kind of have to do that you can't avoid? He's gone for a domestic duty on the other suggestions. Painting is s***. That's awful. You're the only big part for us at the court in the enforced. I always do the big part for us. Stick the tape up and get most of it done and then just do the court in the air. Do the edges first. Do the edges first. Then you can go and slap on it. I do the middle because it feels like you're almost done when you're finished. You've got twice as long to go and do the edges. That takes far more time. No? No, but you wouldn't know because you don't do it that way. That's very true. I just do it the absolute. Okay, fair enough. Your activity I hate. Go on. You know, like, organize parties. Like, oh, come to me 24 hours. Then we tour it the other way. We're having a wedding. F*** off. Like, that is... Oh, shit. I can't sleep. You're not fond of people, Paul. No, but people are all right. You know, that sort of f***ing structured fun. Like, okay. Yeah, yeah, yeah. It's like a black cloud hanging over here. Let's go to this concert to hang on. This is a f***ing... whatever. It creeds clear water. It's not that rolling on a river. It probably happens. It's a short band. And then there'll be a short DJ. All of that. Just f***ing wrecks my head. Weddings as well. You have to go to a wedding if you're... That's a brilliant show. Absolute bollocks. Nobody looks. Everybody's like, "Oh, I'm going to get pissed." Nobody enjoys every... Like, coming up the two weeks before it's like, "I have to go to a f***ing wedding. Go and miss the Liverpool match." I could be doing that. We could sit at home and have a f***ing pedal button. Just f***ing get sealed and go to this wedding. Absolutely. Any organoid priority like that should be cancelled. I caught on the grass. I don't like on the grass. F***ing hate it. I stick on all the podcasts, no? Oh, yeah. I can't even listen to the podcast. Okay, no, no. That's brilliant. I just don't care about football. It's a brilliant promotion there for... Don't listen. Hey, all you friends. Well done. Hope to have a f***ing list. Get out and listen to some music. It's so much fun. When the sun is there, I want to listen to the music. The music is shot. The music is shot. It's positive. It's so positive. It's so calm. Listen to music, right? You should have a look at Astropark.ie. They are our kind hosts here every week. And we're very, very happy to be based here, even though it is a bit hot at the moment. Your day trippers tonight were Paul Brennan and the young Phil Casey and myself, Trev Downey. If that shit on my portfolio... Well, I felt like the worst podcast ever. They did it. I couldn't agree with you more. It was like, we were all like... Tweeting. Tweeting. We were kind of like, "Bye guys. Cheers next year." Actually, that would be the most day trippers thing ever. We put in 10 minutes. Because the rest of it was s***. Here's the 10 minute podcast. That's bollocks. The rest of it was bollocks, seriously. My tail, wow. He didn't give a s*** about the cloth, you know. I'm making that with that... That'd be a nice principal stand that was... That would be... That was shite. And I wouldn't f***ing boardness with it. We're not releasing it. Cheers next week. Time to fire up the grill. Time to go to Total Wine and find the perfect flavor to pair with those burgers. Ooh, I love their beer cooler. 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