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You're fucking kidding me. That is a brummy. So can we hear it again? Is he joking? He's doing it as a banter, I think. He better be. Otherwise I'm going to knock his bloody block off. It's not Jack Greenwich before. Is it who I guess last time? Tyrone Ming's. You can't just keep guessing Tyrone Ming's hoping to get it. Mrs. Ming's is around. Mrs. Ming's. It's a horrible surname for own it. He's, isn't it? Are you going to take his name? No, I'm fucking not. It's not Tyrone Ming's, no. Which is swift for coming Michael's catchphrase. I'd rather keep my maiden name, Rotter. How many times did you expect this year to say it's not Tyrone Ming's, Michael? Because it's more than you'd anticipate it. It's not D on Dublin, is it? Oh, no, it's not D on Dublin, I recognise this for you. I need a clue, that's too hard. I love this game. Can I just say I love this game? But also, I love this feeling of not knowing about to know more than actually knowing. Can we sit in it for a bit? I need to do some research on Tyrone Ming's. Let's find out if he's married. You can't take Ming's as your surname. I mean, I don't think this has ever been Googled before. Mrs. Ming's. This is Ming's. Poor woman. He's not married. He's kept his personal. I'm very private. He's a long-term relationship with the British singer. Frankie Rose, formerly of the girl group, M.O. She's called Frankie Rose Ming's on Instagram. Oh, is she? All right. Yeah, you'd have to go Rose Ming's. Rose Ming sounds all right. But just Frankie Ming's. Is that being called Charlie Stinks? Mrs. Stinks. Mrs. Ming's. So she's gone for Frankie Rose Ming's. Michael, I don't know what this would be weird. Could you DM Frankie Rose Ming's and ask her if she could do a voice memo with Tyrone Ming's? I'm definitely not doing that. What? I'll try and get to her a different way. But you can do it from the footballing hell. Get Michael blocked out. What's up? Instagram. I thought you meant me personally, her getting a DM from an account that hasn't posted in eight years. With no face. With no face. Just the AI bicep. If anyone's got any access to the Ming's, let us know. Do you know what, Michael? I don't want to come out and say this. But you're going to have a lot of go at me and Rob. But you've got to say it starts. I'm going to go full with Sandra Martin as on this. Jason Royal Cox would definitely DM Tyrone Ming's as well. Oh, not in that way. You're not in that way. I'm the other casting aspersions. You're saying he's tapping up Ming's? You say he's got his grubby little winger things on Ming's? From a Ming to a winger, he'd say. He'd try and tap out Tyrone Ming's. But he'd end up tapping up some inferior Aston Villain defender. It is why. I'm going to play one more time to refresh your memories. I mean, that's definitely not Tyrone Ming's because it sounds exactly like him. He's about 45. Fifty this guy. Yeah. That was my weekly screen report. You've got a screen report. It just comes up on my laptop if I'm on at this point. I don't know why. How to turn it off. You're always on. Always on. Okay. Firstly, you won't get it from this, but just a little bit of texture and context. I might. All right. I was born 5th of December 1965 in Rowley, Regis, England. Could you at least give us where Rowley Ridge says? West Midlands. West Midlands. 60. 60 years of age. 60 years of age. Who played for Birmingham? They were playing in the mid 80s to the mid 90s. Oh, spelled. Is it Steve Bull? Incorrect. Oh, that's a great guess, though. Bully's even more black country. He's so sick. Yeah, he is. As in his accent, that is intelligence. Shot fired. Shot fired. Not the ball. A little on Tom Powry coming after me. Steve Bull. Oh, he's fucking idiot. Oh, thick as shit. Barely fucking spate, the geezer. Great finish, though, but oh, my God. You give him a shopping list, leave him in a shop, you'll never come out. Just up and down, up and down, staring at all the shapes. This is my era. I should get this. I began my career at West Bromwich Albion. Steve Bull. He's back in the game. Just starting as apprentice in 1983. In 1989, I signed for Sheffield Wednesday for £750,000. I know who it is. Do I? How? I think I know who it is. Kevin Pressman. No. I think I've got it. Go on. It's Colton Palmer. Correct. Oh. Take a bow, son. It's had his voice. The moment you're like that, it's Colton Palmer's voice. He's great value on football podcasts. Have you seen some of his stories? He's wild, isn't he? It doesn't give a shit. Well done, Josh. Was there ever clues? I was just going to go through his career on Wikipedia. Right, fair enough. Okay. In 1994, how would Wilkinson sign me for £2.6 million? No, that would have been a good one. England, would you have gone with England? I reckon I might have got him from the restaurant or I could have played some leads. Clue Forer probably would have said all of his England caps came under grempting. Also, he veers into the territory of massive bastard. He does. Doesn't he gangly, massive bastard? Well, ganglies if I'm fair, isn't it? I think if Colton Palmer is one thing, he's gangly. He's seen a subsection of massive bastards. It's not gangly, it's almost like. String beans. You know, string beans. String bean bastards. The string bean 11. I'll give you one. Patch of the era. String bean bastard. The era and Palmer. Yeah, your Torah has got a bit, and that is quite solid. Yeah, I got it. Peter Crouch up front. He just. He's a string bean. He's a string bean bastard. You're right. We've sorted out the central midfield, Palmer and. David Hale. David Hale and Goal. He was quite gangly. He's a string bean bastard, yeah. He's good with the wide clairs, isn't it? Havards, gang, string bean bastard. Do you remember Ian Orman droid, Rob? You're not going to remember Ian Orman droid. I don't know how, because we're the same age. I don't know why. I swear you were like Nicholas Lindus. You went back in time to watch the A. You know what? Nicholas Lindus. You wouldn't be bad for our string bean 11. [laughter] Bellboy, little shit. [laughter] Googly Orman droid, Rob. Have a look at him. Ian Amm droid, what? Orman droid. O-R-M-O-N. D-R-O-Y-D. Go to Googlymages. Ian Orman droid. Oh, yeah. His face would get in as the string bean bastard. Long boy, isn't he? Yeah, he's. He's the poster boy for it. I don't remember him playing, but I had him as a. I had him as a sticker, and I remember vividly him being. He's definitely in the string bean. Like any more string bean bastards, let's send them in. We've got massive bastards, little shits. And also, I was trying to think of a name of it. I can't work out the name, but you know what? Footballers that you watch, that you think deep down. Don't care if they win or not. Oh, yeah, that's good. If a Jimmy Bullard Jack Relish, you know those players that sort of float around, Ben White. Yeah, there's a footballer that didn't like football who played under Harry Rapp. Yes, so a cotto. Yeah, that's it. Yeah. I don't know what we're going to call those. How'd you get in that position? David Batty. David Batty famously. David Batty is going far. David Bentley? Yeah. Don't really care. They don't really care. Well, hi, Robin Josh. I thought I'd bring this to your attention. Apparently, there's a big shift happening in the changing rooms of pro football teams right now. Yes, please. This is what we want to hear. This is from a recent podcast feature. German pundit and explain Chris Kramer. He was in the Germany squad that won the World Cup in 2014. All right, Charlie, I should know. Back then, we all showered naked. You heard of Chris Kramer? I thought he was in some field. Michael, have you heard of him? No, no idea who that is. I mean, it's mad he's got a World Cup made, aren't it? Yeah. Do you get one to just spin in the squad even if you don't buy it? Yeah, yeah, you've got to get one for the whole squad, surely. He said, apparently, back then, everyone showered naked. Yeah. Now, at least 80% shall wear in boxer shorts. No. It really is a generational thing. Towards the end of my career, when 12 men were shown at the same time, two of them were naked, and they were usually over 30. Yeah, I thought everyone showed naked. I personally don't show a naked in front of our eyes. No, no, no, neither do I, but I thought if you're a footballer, I wouldn't want, I think, I'd wear shorts. I don't want to see everyone's cock, I don't want to see my cock, I don't even like it. I don't want to shower with loads of men naked. No way, no way. Okay. But I just thought if you're a footballer, you were so used to it. The bath they used to have is mental. Oh. Don't want someone's nub to float onto my leg. That's fine. You can say that. He's not going to become disconnected. Other than, I've seen some of them, some of them are reckon. Imagine the string beaters in the woman droid. Hey, you know, you're climbing out. The almond droids coming for you. Shell. We should caveat, Josh, that we are filming this in advance because it's half-term and we're not going to be able to do a reactionary one. So if this huge football news has happened, apologies. Should we just pocket some reactions? I'm going to give you some events and I just want you to do a reaction. Okay, go. Man, you've sacked Michael Carrick. Shane thought it was a great manager. You deserve more time. I found it mad that Jason Wilcox has appointed himself as the new manager. Bold move and he's put Martin as a captain and up front. But, can't wait to tune in for Super Sunday. Man, say you've ever made your way. It was a fair cop. It's a fair cop. Yeah, fair, fair play actually. Yeah, first of the better owners, no took the hit. Yeah, a couple of Tottenham 1/3 meal. Benton Caws got a hat trick and then deserve he sucked him off in the middle of the changing room. You get what you deserve, or you get what you deserve. You get what you deserve. That's right, it's flat as coming. You can't always get what you want. Sometimes you get what you're, no, no, I'll fuck that. The pun doesn't exist now, there's a words of need. The thought of the top players coming in after every win. And I'm looking around the players going, who's getting a kiss now? Who's about to get what you deserve, Ace? Who deserves one of these, one of these smackers? People are pulling out of challenges so they don't get gobbled up by deserving room. It's a 50/50 year, I think I'll leave it. I'm going to have that little goatie rubbing machine. Okay, so we've covered that, we've covered that. Hi, Robert Josh Michael, I've been a podcast, a long time listener of both started in the Netherlands during COVID with one child, now relocated to Denmark to work for Lego with two kids. Anyway, one massive bastard for you. Jan Koller. Oh, yes, he was a massive bastard. He was so good on ProEvo, do you remember him on ProEvo? Yes, he's a check guy, yeah. Yeah, played for Dortmund, unless he's my era. When people say, what do you remember, Jan Koller's my era? He's easy to get him confused with another massive bastard of the time, who was Castan Janka. Yeah, but Jan Koller was six for eight. Yeah, Jan Koller was massive, but Castan Janka, Castan Janka, kind of, represented this period on Germany with total shit, so they had to have Castan Janka up front. It was six foot four. So who did he play for? Bruce Lee Dortmund? Jan Koller did, I think, for a bit. He played for Bayern Munich, was his big club, Jan Koller, and then he moved around to Italy. Oh, Jan Koller, but what about? Koller played for Dortmund, under 38 appearances, 59 goals. Then went to Monaco, then a Nuremberg, a bit of Andelect, but yeah, he was an absolute whopper of a guy. Wow. Oh, there's a photo of him with Peter Crouch, having a big massive bastard photo. Oh, really? They played in a charity game to get him. Pop him in the team, pop him in the team. He was a massive bastard. But also of Crouch, he's obviously now in the string being 11. Yeah, maybe Crouch has been moved to the string being 11. He's out of it. He's not a massive bastard. A massive bastard. If this is a massive bastard, stick tofting. I was going to say, sticking to be all of these not a massive bastard, stick tofting. He looks like an absolute brute. Oh, my God, look at him. I don't know if he's big enough. He's only five foot nine. He's little shit, stick tofting. He's little shit. Well, they call him the lawnmower, because I think he just hacks people down him. I love him. Look him. He's got absolutely no neck. Okay, but I can't say nothing. People in glass houses. Shakiri's, he's a bit of a Shakiri build. Oh, Shakiri is an incredible shape, isn't he? Shakiri is like no other footballer. He's got the squareest shoulders. He's built like kind of incredibly hard fallback from the kind of 80s, 90s. But he's mad. He's mad, but he's so stocky and broad. He's so stocky. I sort of think I'd look like Shakiri if I actually got in shape. Like, that's how my body would go. I cannot get narrower. I've got such massive shoulders. But obviously, I don't know that because I'm not in shape. But I think I'm one of them people where I can, I don't think Shakiri can get lean. He's just on over, overweight or massive. He's a human chowd. What's a chowd? Chowd something as wide as it is long. Is it? What chowd is? No. Fall never arrives all at once. Verse the air, then the light. And slowly the things you love begin to find each other. A jacket needs a dress. A hoodie slips beneath a blazer. 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Irrational team rivalry, Josh? Yeah. I understand when kids pick things based on the color of their football team. However, my 37-year-old partner supports Aberdeen and simply must have read things and refuses anything green or blue. Oh, that's so difficult. I think this is very pathetic. Also, they're not even your rivals, Aberdeen. You haven't won the league since the early 80s. You last won the league when Alex Ferguson was the manager. Rangers in Celtic are not your rivals. This even extends to the color of his toothbrush. Oh, my God. It often ends up with a pink or purple toothbrush if there are no red ones in the shop. He once got ginger vitus, but didn't get it treated because he enjoyed seeing the red blood in the sink. No, joking. Also, one of Aberdeen's nicknames is the dandies. Are they the dons? They're the dons, aren't they? Why are they called the dandies? What, so we won't read the B-no? We read to the dandies. What? Can you find out why they're called the dandies, Michael, please? There's a few interesting nicknames in Scotland. Hibbs are called the Cabbage. Oh, they? My favourite is Bracken City, aka the Hedgemen. And there is a hedge running around the length of the touchline. Thanks a last, and I'm fairly close about for two, especially English football. I'm still enjoying the bands, Rosie from Aberdeen. I get not wanting green or blue stuff, but making it reds a bit much, isn't it? I don't even get not wanting green or blue stuff. Let's say you are more drawn to green than white, though, than you are red. I never see you in red, really. Yeah, but that's because of my skin tone. Oh, there is a hedge right on the edge of the stadium, Bracken. Is that? Looks like someone's fancy garden. Oh, my God. This is the best pitch I've ever seen. I'm actually attracted to it. So I've been Bracken City. Wow, look at that hedge. Yeah, but look at the actual pitch as well. That mowing. July 2019. So where is the hedge? It actually looks a bit like an arsehole. So the hedge is on the right hand side. We've got to go. Where is Bracken? You ain't got to know. It's miles away. I'd love to go to that. Bracken. No offense. I'm not going to Bracken to look at a hedge. That's mencil. So I'm currently in Cornwall as this is being recorded. I mean, what's that? It's in between Edinburgh and Aberdeen. 12 hour drive. I could be there by 946, I see. Well, you can't, if you've got an electric car, you have to stop for half an hour to recharge. Oh, my God. Bracken is halfway between Glasgow and Aberdeen. It's actually closer to Aberdeen. It's so far north. I think just stick to the google image and what shirt are you wearing today by the way? - Yeah, I'm wearing St Paulie today. - Oh, little hipster one. Show us, I can't really see it properly. Can you stand out? - It's brown and white. - Ah, okay. - What are you wearing? - Sandland? - No, this is an Olympiacos, 100 years anniversary shirt. - I remember you celebrating that, actually. - Yeah, yeah, yeah. We went out with fashion plates at a couple of dolmas and then-- - Is you flexing a Cyme Jordan? - That's a big Yamass. - You selling Cyme Jordan? Still didn't know his name. - Yeah, yeah. - Smashing plates dancing, stuff off slightly came out. I think it's just that feeling on the races. - Ah, I know. - Is there any great things I can think of? - I went to a Greek night on an holiday they smash plates. That's fine. - That is the thing they do, isn't it? - I mean, I don't know what they just do for tourists, if I'm honest. - Yeah, I think it might have done it years ago. I think it's probably a bit like Morris dancers. - Yeah. - I see it at events, but it's not part of my sort of culture and upbringing and history of all mine and I live in Devon. We've got like a little local magazine that gets sent out to the area, like the village area. - Yeah. - And there was a local guy on it that had a, it's a whole body painted green. Just as a Morris dance and it's some sort of tradition. - That's a bit weird. - Green face paint. Morris, the answer. Some board of Morris dance because I've switched from traditional black paint, face paint, I've got to green to avoid it. Oh, that's better. - Yeah. - So they're still sort of doing the sort of cultural thing of painting their face, but they've gone green instead of black. - Is that good? - That's good isn't that's better. - That's good. - That's better. - Yeah. - That's good. - That's good. - I thought the Aberdeen fan wouldn't like it. He'd actually prefer the other option because it's not green like cell shape. - You'd have to go red. It'd go red. - Yeah, you'd go red. - Yeah, you'd just look embarrassed all the time. But if you're a Morris dance and you probably are, - Okay, what we've got next, Rob. - Right. Worst football match or memorabilia you own. - I told you I've got a Snickers France 98 World Cup watch. - Oh, nice. - Lovely. - You want to see it? Have I showed it to you? - I don't know. - I can go and get it. This will be your love this. - And then I'll read out the email. - Should we have a bat Michael and where he got it? Do you think it's eBay? - 100% eBay, yeah. - Should we put price on it? - I think six quid. - I think a little bit more. - 25. - No, that's too much. I'm going to say with postage 14. - And I'm basing it on tap. World Cup tap that I got recently. - It's brand new. We were just discussing, did you buy an eBay? - Yeah. - And we were discussing how much, oh my God. - It's got a lot of that. - That is nice. - You can watch it on the video Snickers. Is it back to front on there? - No. - It's never been worn. You mean there wasn't someone that was wearing a Snickers France 98 World Cup watch? - But it hasn't even got the film removed thing. - Wow, wow, it's nice than I expected. I mean, it's not, it's naffers. - Oh no, can you see it like that, see? - Yeah. - I fucking zoomed in on that world good. The stopper is still in the, that is, I mean, that is. - I think, see, because he's Snickers in the middle with the logo at the bottom. Touch the classroom. - Is that quite a nice one? - How much do you spend on it? - I don't think it was about 40 quid. - More than we expected. - I don't see where that out. Should I start wearing it? - No. - Why not? - Because it's un-morn. It could only go up in value. - I don't think I paid a lot for it. - It's not really a 90 swatch, but I'm not at home. - It's got Mars 1996 written on the back. - Are you aware of the Italian 90 cars, Rob? - I didn't know about Italian 90 cars. A France 98 is more my world cup that I got obsessed with. - 'Cause you're 98 seven, you're born. - 86, I'm a bit younger than you, old heads. - Rob, Google Italian 90 fear it. How many of the only existence, Michael, you know about this, don't you? - I check it once. - Oh my God. - That's my dream car. The classic football shirts guys, I've got one, I think. I think one of the owners, or someone who worked there, bought it in Italy and drove it back to the UK, as a sort of pilgrimage. - It's the Italian 90 feet panda. - I've never been more jealous of a car in my life. - Do you drive? - Nope. (laughs) - You gotta get one. Just stick on the drive. - They're impossible to find. I've got a lot of alerts out on auto-training and all those websites. - Rob, look at the wheels, look at the wheels. - Well, there's a YouTube video of a guy that had it fully restored, wasn't? - Oh my God, the wheels are footballs. - Yeah. - And they've got the logo on the front. Oh my God. - The problem is the body, the chassis of those cars was so shit, they've just all rusted away and died in the subsequent decades. - Oh my God. If anyone drives one of them, let me know. - Yeah, and if anyone wants to sell one, I will buy it. I've just put a picture on the WhatsApp group talking about your Frans 98 watch, Rob. This is the T-shirt that I would genuinely recommend. - Oh, it's wearing a Frans 98 Coupe de Monde T-shirt. - Oh, Frans 98 Coupe de Monde. I love it, I'll tell you how much my Snickers watches, I mean, who's gonna buy it? - Send in your bits. - Rob will sign it. - Oh, they're up to 100 quid now, brand new ones. - Do you know what, better to put your money in Snickers watches than bricks these days? - Now, what I wanna do is just go and e-band buy a lot more stuff from Frans 98. - It's an addiction. - It's an addiction. - Hell of a gen to listen to your chat about the pathetically at pricey piece of old Trafford turf. Maybe think about the worst stupid and most terrible football-related item I've bought. I have many boring football autobiographies and worse being a tough choice between fear who all got an Alan Smith. - Ugh. - Some terrible handmade models of Ian Wright and Martin Hayes, faded teemarks, football cushions that have been relegated to the basement in a bin bag. But most-- - Model of Martin Hayes is hell of a thing. He wasn't even a big player. - No. - Egregious is a key ring. This is no ordinary key ring. It's a weighty fake gold number in the cumbersome shape of the Emirates stadium. With the pitch being a piece of match-worn shirt from the handsome striker, Olivier Giroux, from a game against Leicester in 2017. It's horrible. They cut up hundreds of tiny little rectangles from his shirt, glued them to the key ring as the pitch and then charged 100 pounds. - Oh my God. - For this esteemed rarity. Obviously, I wasn't stupid enough to buy this initially, but I was stupid enough to grab it at the discounted price of only 50 pounds. Literally two weeks later, Olivier Giroux joined Chelsea. - That means that it's a limited edition thing. - Yeah, but he's just got a Chelsea player show. - Oh, no, I know. - And that month's a late rescored against Arsenal in the Europa League final and later went on to the Champions League for our heated rivals. Hated rivals. At this point, it became clear the key ring was cursed so I threw it out. Things have steadily got much better for Arsenal. Much worse for Chelsea since then. So I feel vindicated. I've attached and pictures I found online and I'm interested in the worst took the lads of ball. - There we go. - It is awful. 'Cause it's like the shirt, it's like a random bit. There's a bit white, a bit red. - Yeah, 'cause it's not pitch-colored. - No, and also an immigrant stadium, such an uninspiring shape. It just looks like a general pendant that you'd put a photo of like a dead man in. - I think we should. - Not the NAND dead, but the NAND, which was alive. - Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Cool, just check it. - Just a puff, you don't know. - Yeah, just a little eye, a little eye shot. Lay it down. - Just say to the police while you're dealing with the crime scene. Could you just, could you print me off one of those photos, please? - Yes, sling me to JPEG, will you? Of a, I couldn't get there in time, but if the old Bill is still there, if I can snap a quick one and send it and that actually don't put it on WhatsApp 'cause they'll compress it. If they could then attach it as an email. - Be a better quality for the pendant. (laughs) - I think an email should be not who's got the most unspiring stadium because then you'll just get fans like other fans. I want emails from fans saying, I think my team has the most unspiring stadium. - Or the worst bit of your stadium. - Yeah, so not the hedge, the hedge is the best. We want that. - Yeah. - The least characterful stadiums. - Well, a good example of that is that this is from my time listening to David Ols football podcast. The exes gap at their stadium. - Oh, so the houses come watch? - There's no space to build a stand, so that to build a little, I've not seen it. - Yeah, I've been there. - But there's a massive gap. - Where? - Google exes stadium, there's a bit of land that they don't own. And then there's a massive gap in the stands. - You sure? - I'm not talking about a whole like the lengthways bit of the stadium. There's a gap. - Oh yeah, there is at the end. They should have a full stadium for that club size, you know what I mean? - No, you don't. - They don't own that bit of land or something. So they could only build half a stand. - So at the end, at the other end, I'm looking at a picture, I. - Yeah. - There's some houses in Exeter that can see the pitch and you would see people in the window for watching the matches. - Did you go and watch Exeter then when you was at uni there? - All right, I wasn't at uni in Exeter. - Well, you keep going to Exeter to watch football. - Well, Plymouth, I'll go. - Right, you're in the away end. - Yeah, no, I've been to some home games at Exeter 'cause it's the local team. One of the local teams, I'll just go to games. - But yeah, worst bit of your stadium, from the fans, not opposing fans. - Yeah. - This needs to be, you are a whatever, like, sudden and fan and what you don't like about your stadium. - Robbie, you're aware of that Michael Jackson, David Blaine and Roharadal Fires did an event at Exeter City in the early two though. - And Yuri Gella. - And Yuri Gella, yeah. - Why is it that brings those kind of people to that club then? - Yuri Gella, his son was an extra fan because I think I, he lived an extra in a past life, I think. - When you said past life, when he was younger or-- - No, I mean, Yuri Gella, a past life. It's, we're talking Yuri Gella. - So Yuri Gella, one of his previous life was him living in Exeter. - No, his son's previous life. - So his son lived before? - I think so, yeah. Daniel Gella, he was called. right. And so Yuri Gela kind of became attached to ex. Daniel Gela he's a lord. and trainee barrister. Right. In this life. He sun looks as highly liking. I can't believe I'm looking at pictures of Yuri and Daniel Geller. There was a lot of publicity at the time because his father Yuri Geller planted energy infused crystals behind the goals to help the team. Yeah. Not buying that. The energy infused. No. They didn't work, did they? No. Tammy regularly hauled stuff to her kids at college. Beef jerky, microwave meals, laundry pods, even they can't screw up. Have you met my kid? This is your home road warrior mom, home of the safe. BJ's home of the safe. First the air, then the light. A jacket meets a dress. That's why I get styled with Stitchrix. My personal stylist sends outfits picked for my size, style, and budget so I can get dressed and get on with my day feeling confident. It's no risk, all style. Josh, faking knowledge about football, weird backroom staff. Well, that's fun. I don't know that. Well, let's do a faking football knowledge. Hey, Rob, Josh and Michael, just listen to the latest episode. I wanted to chip in with a term I used to make people think I know more about football than I do. I'm more of a rugby league fan in brackets. Sorry, Josh. I prefer rugby league to rugby union. I think it's a better sport. And also it's more working class unions a bit push. It's loud, isn't it, your boy? Yeah, it's not ideal. No, he's right. It's got funny. If someone made a comment about player whilst watching a football game, I'd say, yeah, but he's no teddy sharing him. I don't even know where this came from, but he got away with it a couple of times. Someone even agreed with me. This is Amy from How I think she's got an upgrade. That reference. Well, yeah. So what context would it work? Talk about any striker, I suppose. But he's no, I think teddy sharing is known as a bit of a sword, someone as well, isn't he? It depends what you're watching, isn't it? If you're watching Love Island, you could still use Sheridan. It's a teddy shirt. Have you got any more you could share or listen as to fake their knowledge? Love in the podcast. So far, stay sexy, relatable and unscripted from Amy from Howl. He's no teddy sharing him. I think you just need a general point. I think formation, if you go, honestly, I just think the way they play now, they've overcomplicated, I think a 442 might be more effective because it's so direct. Yeah, that's good. Something like that, saying that 442 is like, you can't beat 442. I think this would work with any discussion. Just say, I just think you've got always remember, form is temporary, classes forever. They've got knuckle down to the fundamentals. Or it's Shirley Bell. It's got to keep it simple. Shirley Bell, I always talk about the fundamentals. Sorry, I'm going to have the job there, Rob. Sorry, sorry about that. But yeah, that's why it works. You can use that. Any general complaint about modern football, just a kind of generic, the players are, they're just, they've become sort of like robot, robotic, sort of media-trained machines now. I prefer it when there's more personality in the game. Exactly. Yeah, I prefer it when there's more personality in the game. That's good. That's good. Weird background staff featuring ex-players. Hello, sexy beast and mysterious Michael. I spoke Pete Breonited, who've just appointed Robby Savage as manager. Of course, yeah. They're kicking off about that, aren't they? Why? Imagine arguing over having Robby Savage. Yeah. We want him. Anyway, it's not gone down well with fans and came very, very left-filled. Please can I have your opinion on this and ex-process manager? I know, Josh's first-hand experience of this is Rooney. Love you both, and very excited. You now have parents in a football podcast. Emma, a Peter a fan, who is strapping him for a ride of our new manager. Just enjoy it. It's going to be mental. He won his first game, didn't he? I don't know what his second result was. Is he doing well? I thought the drama was that he got sort of tapped up from Forest Green. He's got quite a good record in the non-league area. Robby Savage from what I read. He drew Tutu with Burton in his second game with a 96-minute equalizer. He left Macklesfield when to Forest Green knows a Peter Bra. When we appointed Wayne Rooney, I'll be honest. My initial feeling was "Oh dear." And then I was like, "Look, we've got Wayne Rooney as manager." This is fun. You've got to enjoy it. Because you're tempted to get a Rooney shirt. No. Did anyone have a Rooney shirt at the ground? Yeah, probably, but I mean, obviously he wasn't playing, although he probably could. I think you've just got to enjoy it. You get these big name managers at the end of the day, Rob. It's an entertainment product. Do you know what I mean? Yeah. Can you teach people to be good at something just because you're good at it? Well, that's what they say, isn't it? Good footballers make bad managers because it's so effortless to them that they can't understand how these people are finding what they did difficult. So they can't teach it because it's like you teaching stand-up to someone rubbish. You'd be like, "But it's simple. You do this." With Rooney, the best he was was when there was no thought. It was all instinct and natural. No, I'm not downplaying him. I'm not saying because you didn't think about it. It wasn't good, but he had such a natural instinct. When he scored that halfway line goal for Everton, he hit that immediately, but there was no time to think about what to do. His body just knew to do it and how to hit it. Even with his best goals, his long balls. He was so underrated for long balls. I always fear this is a slightly problematic term, but he's as often described as a street footballer, isn't he? Like a kind of player who has learned it on the streets more than like in an academy or whatever. Look, I think street footballs did a rogatory way to go. You can train players all you want to be. If you've got enough for a ability, you're going to have something so special that you could never train anyone to be or deal with it. They add that. But that's what messier. They don't call messier street footballer. Even though he's a similar player to Rudy in a way. Obviously, he's a better player than Rudy, but it's a similar thing because messy was in the Barcelona academy. Wasn't he famously kind of brought across a very young to Spain, wasn't he? Yeah. Didn't they all have a growth hormone as well? Yeah, he was ejected with growth hormones. I feel like Christian Ronaldo and Frank Lampard are sort of like players that knew exactly what they needed to do, worked really, really hard, and would set little goals of I need to do this and to do that, to improve and become a complete footballer. And they did that where someone like Runaer felt like it was just the less he thought the better he was. He just felt it. Yeah, exactly. Exactly. He's more an artist than a footballer because he's got a shaved head and he's hard and he's from Liverpool. But do you compare yourself to Wayne Runaer? Like a natural stand-up. Yeah, I'd say I'm better instinctively more than sitting down thinking about it. You're a street stand-up rock. I'm a street stand-up. I just learnt on the street. You learnt on the street? I learnt on the street as opposed to going into the club. The rest of us did the clubs. You'd just pop a mic down under the underpass and do 20 minutes, wouldn't you? Yeah, well you guys, you're in the classroom. You're writing stuff down. You've got pen and paper. I'm just there with work. I'm doing key pee-uppies with vocabulary. Exactly. Yeah. Okay. Refwatch, meet and refreate in the wild if you want that one. Are you an elsewhere? Hi guys, just following up your discussion about Mark Klattenberg and his infamous tattoo. Last year I was on holiday in Marbaya at a pool party when in Walt, a group of 15 broke to a stagdoo, led by none other than Mark Klattenberg. Yeah. What is makes for having a drink and messing around in the pool, Mark sat on his sunbed and was not really getting involved. As today went on and many drinks were consumed, me and my friend decided to approach Mark and asked him a few questions about football and what certain players were like. He was a good sport before my friend asked what was the best game he ever refereed at that point. He got up to head to the bar before pointing to his arm with the tattoos of the Champions League in Eurofinals and said, "Take your fucking pig." That's how you're fucking pig. Are you tempted to get a tattoo of the best kicks you've ever done? Alright, bye for now. - After a walled, she'll get a bathtub towed. It's equivalent of like winning. I know, like, it depends like, is a bathtub that impressive as winning a league or something like that? I don't know, it gives out what. But it's like getting a bathtub tattoo. I mean, what else is there to win in my out profession? Is like Oscars or bathtub? - Well, it's 'cause ours isn't about winning, is it, I suppose. It certainly wasn't in my career at the bath doors. But we'll get a poached picture of that. It's a hammer surface. - Yeah, Apollo or like the O to arena? - The palladium. - Should I get all the dates? - Yeah. - Yeah, should I get all the dates? - Yeah, should I get a palladium? And like every day I did the palladium on my arm? - Yeah. - Or the O to arena? We should get the date of, we should get a tattoo of the O to arena and the date we sold it out. - This is quite iconic image, the O to arena, with the date for Loret. - Imagine the comedian WhatsApp groups, if we had the O to arena tattooed on our arms, matching. - Michael McIntyre, we don't like a fucking some sort of gang prisoner. - Yeah, it all isn't. - They like memento. - Michael, what would you say if me and Josh went, "Oh, we're getting matching tattoos, do you want to get one?" - I would politely decline. - Yeah, you don't want to take all of the famous millennium dome on the upper arm? - When I was 14, I genuinely, like if you could get tattoos of 14 legally, I was going to get Cantona and Seven on my back, like in the same size and placement, as you would on the back of a football chair. - I wish you'd done that. - When I was 14, I was actually mad that I couldn't get it done. I loved them so much. Obviously I would have had it lasered off since then. - Would you get a small cantona tattoo? - I would not get any kind of tattoo. No, I would never get any tattoo. - Why don't you get a collar turned up tattoo on your neck? (laughing) With the right shade in it, look like him. - I don't want to sound like an old person, but Edison's neck tattoo always made me think, this is a bit much. - You do sound like an old buzz. - Sorry. - Those people have neck tattoos, I don't know. - I know. - I'd go arms, I would go arms. - Now look, I think only a World Cup or Champions League, now I think World Cup's the only one a footballer should get tattooed on him. - What about a nation's league? - Well, would Christian Kramer get a World Cup tattooed on him? 'Cause he was a reserve goalkeeper in 2014 for Germany. He'd be mad, he'd be like, why you got that on you? 'Cause I won it, did you? You're not even a footballer, are you? You basically went on holiday to Brazil for two months. - What about Ballon Dore? - Get that tattooed on you. - I hate the Ballon Dore. I think the Ballon Dore is a such a load of crap. - A bit of a PR Swiss, isn't it? - It's so crap, yeah, it totally is. And it didn't use to matter. And now they're fucking saying, your mouth's gonna get it overcane because he's got this PR behind him. You're like, what is this? It's mental, who cares? It's an Oscar's buzz. - It is like Oscar's buzz. It's crap, the Ballon Dore. - Hey, you can't get any Oscar's buzz going. He cannot get Ballon Dore buzz. - No. - That man, I love Harry Kane. I've met him, I've watched his content and it looks like he's being held hostage. Just let that man play golf and football and never speak to anyone ever again. 'Cause he doesn't want to. - He doesn't want to. - He just. - I'm fair enough, he's a lovely man, unbelievable football. I've got a lovely family. - He's the best England player since we won the World Cup. - I've chatted to his wife before she's absolutely lovely. - All his family lovely. - Did they all give their names when you met them? - Yeah, they did, and I'm, they're full name. I'm Harry Kane's father-in-law. - What's your actual name? - No, just that, that's my name, that's my full name. And that's a shame really. I hope he wins it, Harry Kane. - Yeah, but it's the biggest load of bollocks that Ballon Dore is crap. - Also what I love most about Harry Kane being so good is it shows you that it isn't a surprise Tottenham as shit now. Because he carried them for so long. - Yeah. - Imagine if Harry Kane weren't at Tottenham over at the last 10 years. - Care for what you wish for Bruno Fernandez leaving, Michael. (laughing) - He could be your Kane. - He could be your Kane. - I think Rob. - We done? - That's covered everything. Should we just do a couple, just to end on a couple of other potential football stories? - Go on. Thomas Tuchel is quit as England manager. - He's gone, he's gone. - He's taken over. Eddie Howe? You don't like Eddie Howe though? - I don't mind Eddie Howe. I don't mind Eddie Howe. - You stole him from Man United. - Florian Wertz scored a hat trick, Rob. - No, he didn't. He won't. He can't. I don't think he's legs are strong enough. (laughing) You'll do a little soft assist, but he's legs aren't strong enough to score a hat trick in the Premier League. I'm sorry. I don't want to be a Vertz hater, but he's not a bad footballer, but he's not delivering for that prize. So what I'm saying? - There we go. See you next week. - See you next week, bye. (upbeat music) (upbeat music) - Fall never arrives all at once. A jacket meets a dress, a hoodie slips beneath a blazer. An old cap finds a new scarf because you don't simply step into the season. 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