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30:46Which works quite well. He's different in that number 10 role. I think it's what Ipswich need in that 10 role. They need a player who can do that kind of side of the game that's different to a Sam Smodek second striker. Yeah, difficult to judge him too much off this game. But I think he was, as Kieran McKenna referenced, one of the positives of the match.

31:10Mark Heath:I'm keen to keep this narrative going just because I really like it. When he's signed, obviously you think, well, you know, obviously Felagine and Clark have got that kind of left side tied up. but I was wondering you know we talked about with your theory that moving to a back three or back five in the Premier League if they get there is there any argument that Mimetti may may fit that system kind of better because he you know he maybe tucks inside as a left-sided 10 yeah there definitely is because that's the role that he played at Bristol City but how you go about doing that again there's so many options now um I'm left in almost a little bit of a headache about how all of these players fit in in the McKenna system that we have at the moment in a 4-2-3-1 let alone in uh one where you're pardon me taking a midfielder out taking the number 10 out in the system and putting another center back in where you technically just have two floating number 10s so yes for sure would would be something that would work quite well but um I also at the same time don't even see how that works with the numbers that that we have at the moment okay well stick a pen in that but just sort of mention that because i want to keep the narrative going um right then uh game over 3-1 uh we next thing we talk about is dar o'shea's post-match comments because they um they've riled a few a few friends um and you were the guy obviously speaking to him after the game just let me get them up so i can i can uh give some context where are we I mean here we go let me read them it's a tough one to take but it's also a game of football we understand you're going to have guys in the league it's not always going to go your way you're going to get you're going to go into a tough ground against good opposition they had a bad start to the season but they're really in form I think they're a team that's on the up and he says we've got to take it it's not the end of the world it's a game of football we'll bounce back next week at home now I think that's That's the thing that's got people going, this kind of, I mean, perfectly right.

33:12Mark Heath:Don't get me wrong. Within the grander scheme of things, it is just a game of football. It's not the end of the world. But maybe not the wisest thing to say after you've just turned in a poor performance and fans have spent their own money and spent their time on a Saturday to go and watch you to then kind of be like, wow, just kind of almost shrug your shoulders. yeah um it's one where i suppose the context of it is always important isn't it and actually being able to listen to him saying it is different where uh in a written form it doesn't look great but even when he was saying it to be honest i did have kind of a gritting my teeth moment wondering about it but um this is also i think somewhat of the mentality that the group needs where they can't get dragged into it too much either way it's kind of what we spoke about at the start isn't it where um it's a fine balance between needing a kick up the ass and also needing to be balanced and measured and um all of those different kind of things so i think that yeah two different sides of things.

34:23I don't really know where I land on it as well, where I can understand the frustration from supporters. Naturally, that's going to be the case.

34:38But also I can sympathize with Dara and with how he would have felt after that game as well.

34:48yeah it's such a difficult balance to find with these things isn't it and with comments and how many times have i looked at what uh managers of and players have said before after a game like this and um they feel that there's clear frustrations and there's words that have been said and it's not good enough but you also can't let that emotion over spill into what you say and the other thing I also do want to point out and I think it's important to to understand this from a perspective that maybe we get a little bit more in the jobs that we do is that you've played a supercharged intense football game you're really annoyed with how your team's played, you don't want to get dragged into these things too much but also you are coming out of the game half an hour after and I'm sat there or stood there with Brenner from BBC and with Callum, and we've got our phones under your nose asking about what went wrong, why was this not good enough?

35:50So, yeah, I can kind of understand both sides of things with the frustration, and also I understand why O'Shea said it and why he feels that way. And I don't think it's important to not jump onto comments too much at the same time, but was it the smartest thing to come out with? probably not i don't know what side of the fence you're on with with those o'shea comments well

36:16Mark Heath:my take on it as i've already said is you know in the cold light of day those comments it's just a game of football 100 correct it's just a game of football it's not the end of the world it's one game and within the sporting context as much as after a game like this people like us and hopefully you know we're more sensible than a lot of people are gnashing their teeth and kind of frothing at the gills but you know we want we want blood all that kind of stuff in the sport when you're in that environment as a professional athlete there's a saying in sport on to the next one you lose a game on to the next one that's that is literally the mentality they have so i've got no problem at all with that mentality that's what they should have as a mentality um and equally that kind of um bigger picture it's just a game of football is healthy clearly um but i after a game like that probably maybe not best to go out and say that you know Keep those thoughts within the dressing room to yourself because it's just obviously going to wind people up who spend their hard-earned money and hours travelling up and down to Sheffield to watch a very poor performance.

37:17Mark Heath:So that would be my take on that. Any other notes from the game before we move on to the sexy stuff, AJ, which probably is what people want to hear us talk about?

37:31I'm glad it's done.

37:32Mark Heath:I think that yeah the away and the home balance is quite interesting isn't it where all of the positivity that we've had quite naturally comes from how they played in the last few weeks and how many of those games have been at home and this is now going to be the real test of Ipswich Town's promotion credentials because good god have they got a lot of games away from home coming up so yeah that's going to be challenge now, there's going to be a lot of mileage. We have this one home game coming up this weekend and then that's when the run of five starts away from home. Frat Park's a difficult place to go.

38:10Derby are in pretty good nick at the moment as well and aren't an easy side to beat. And we've got the two Wrexham games with Watford who are still in the promotion battle as well. It's really tricky. But yeah, I think that it's important not to lose too much faith based off what we saw over the weekend. Don't forget that Ipswich put in a very similar performance away at Leicester last month, I think, where they probably came up against a team on the day in Leicester that weren't as good as Sheffield United were, I think is the first thing. So I think Sheffield United were considerably better than Leicester were on that day.

38:52And what happened after that? They went on a lengthy run where they didn't lose a game of football. So, again, something that Dara O'Shea said, maybe they need that setback. Maybe they need that kick up the arse to be able to reset and go again because complacency is something that you want to be able to avoid.

39:10Mark Heath:Yeah, we might as well have this kind of bigger picture debate because it leads on to sexy stuff in a kind of natural way because clearly after this game, the narrative again was around, a lot of it was around George Hurst and his form. we had a column this morning from Terry Hunt, one of our columnists, saying what has happened to George Hurst, essentially. He's not the player that we know and love from previous versions of him, both in the Championship and, to a certain extent, in the Premier League. And I'm sure you've noticed comments calling for us to kind of talk again about George Hurst and come off this, I think it was referred to as rubbish, that he puts in a shift.

39:51Mark Heath:and essentially what people want is goals. Goals, goals, goals. And as a striker, you should be scoring goals. So you've already asked the question around Bamford scoring and have Town got a player who can do that. Where are we now then after this, AJ, in terms of how desperate or not it is that Town get a striker in? And also, George Hurst, as a player, should he still be starting? because I guess you would say arguably he's still the starting striker all things being equal.

40:26Yeah, let's touch on Hurst first. I think that I'd like to see even as I'm given a bit of a run of games now which will obviously have to be managed as well because he's not played a lot of regular football recently let alone in England. But I think we've seen enough from him in the last game and a third, isn't it, roughly, to say that I think he's in a good vein of form at the moment and I think that he's settling in quite nicely and his performance levels are better than what George Hurst has offered.

41:03I'm always really quick to defend George Hurst because I like who he is as a player. I like how he fits into a Kieran McKenna system. I saw him play in the Premier League last season and the performances that he delivered back into the campaign were the type that gave me huge confidence. We sat and we did KOA Live 2. And there is a clip that's gone quite big, I think, on our socials and was one of the big talking points of the night where we said, should George Hurst now, knowing that Liam Dillap's going to go, should he be the man starting to lead the line up top for Ipswich between now and the end of the season.

41:42And I'd say probably two-thirds of the hands in that room went up and said, yeah, I think George Hurst should be starting. So for us to be sat here less than a year on talking about how he's not good enough for the championship is a weird place to be. On the flip side, have the performances been good enough? No, they haven't. Should he be on more goals? Yes, he should. He's very open about that. He takes criticism really well, I think it should be said, whenever we talk to him. And his chances missed, he's missed some really poor ones. what I've noticed from him for a lot of the seasons I think that the work that he does does go unnoticed and I think that without him is Jadon Filagene on 10 goals?

42:24No. Is Jack Clark on 11? No. Is Marcelino Nunez able to run the show like he does? No. When he's off it do Ipswich fall apart? Yes, because they lose everything that he brings as a striker all the hold-up play, all of that so when he's doing the things that he needs to do when the touch is okay, when he's able to hold up the ball, he's integral to Ipswich's play, even when it doesn't feel like he's playing that well he is in terms of what he can bring to Ipswich but when he's not the whole attack falls to pieces and that's what we saw in this game where his touch was off he was losing the battle against McGuinness and me from 13 minutes onwards and it just didn't really work out so I would like to see it as on given a run and now I think after that performance at Bramwell Lane the needles move now hasn't it where I think we're talking about it being an important thing.

43:17I don't think it'll be make or break in it for such a season if they don't get a number nine in but I think it's important to go out there and do in the remaining eight days of the transfer window. I'm not convinced that they will go and sign one but But having someone that offers something different to Brackpom, to Ivan Aslan and to George Hurst, I think will be important. And just someone as well that can stick the ball into the back of the net on a more consistent basis.

43:49Mark Heath:The other thing I want to ask you about is, again, we've seen this chat around Sindra post-match and his kind of dip in form. And clearly with Sindra, slightly different to Hurst because Hurst hasn't got a big price tag. I think it's just expectations. we expected more from him because of what he did in the Premier League. With Sindra, he's got a huge price tag attached, and he's also got the complication of being a 19-year-old lad playing in England for the first time on his own. So he's got all that kind of complication off the pitch as well, which I know generally people just don't see that.

44:22Mark Heath:They're just like, well, I just want to see him perform on the pitch. He should just be focused 100 % on football, and almost like he's a robot in personal life, it doesn't matter. Clearly now Wes Burns is back. whereas I think we've already seen is going to bring a lot more to the team from playing that role. Where do you stand on the kind of Sindra criticism? Because you've already said that in this game you think he should have scored. And his performances were sort of going like this, weren't they? He got back-to-back goals. And then I think probably since maybe Christmas they've been dipping again.

44:53Mark Heath:So where are you with Sindra? I think it's quite natural because he's 19. at the same time am I seeing enough from him to say that he was worth 17 and a half million over the summer no and haven't over the course of of the season um in a similar way to George Hurst I think that he's very good maybe slightly different in that he's quite good at blocking the outside noise he doesn't really listen to things very much I think he's quite away from from all of the conversations that have been had with around the team which I think is really good for a player of his age. I don't think it's good to get drawn into that.

45:31I think that the best thing that could have happened to him is Wes Burns coming back because the pressure that he would have had if it was him and Casey McAteer is pretty big because we've seen nothing from Casey McAteer. And the fact that he's hardly even coming on in games these days speaks volumes about where he is at the moment. And if it was him and Casey, there would be big warning signs, big flashing lights screaming at us. And the fact that we now have Wes in there, who has performance levels above both of them, quite a way above at the moment, I think is perfect, where you then don't have to give Casey McAteer the minutes if you don't think that he's up to it.

46:12And also you can limit what you do with Cinderella Ageli. He does need minutes to get up to the level that he needs to be at, but he also can't be... he can't have all the pressure on him all the time. He can't constantly have the weight of that right side on his shoulders. So it's really important that we kind of manage expectations with him. But I think having Wes there is crucial. I'm just hoping that we can have enough of a role from Wes Bernstein now in the end of the season. I know, as I said, they need to manage his minutes, but I think that he's exactly what Ipswich need on that right side.

46:47Balance those minutes well with Sindra. but hopefully you can find the form again in the coming weeks and you'll have a strong right-sided unit. Are there concerns there? Maybe one or two starting to creep in because, again, he's the most expensive player that has ever been signed in this division. But I'm not looking to jump the gun too much at the moment because having one or two poor performances in there is not going to make or break a view on him.

47:13Mark Heath:Yeah, I mean, just generally as well, I would say getting on their backs, slagging them off, isn't going to help them play better. That's not going to improve their play. Especially in Sindra's case. I think that you're entitled to voice your pick. If you think George Hurst isn't good enough, that's fair enough, as long as he voiced that in a respectful way. The same with Case McHugh. I think in Sindra's case, it's a little bit different, where I think he needs that arm around the shoulder because of the fact that if I said to you and you're 19, by the way, you're going to be shipped off to Scandinavia and you're going to play football over there.

47:49you have a little basic understanding of the language, but you're playing in a totally different environment. There's every chance that 95 % of human beings would just crumble in that situation. So I think he deserves huge credit for what he's done. And I think he's one who does deserve the arm around the shoulder. But nobody's immune to criticism and big improvements needed from him at the same time. But don't go over the top.

48:14Mark Heath:One more thing I want to talk about before we get to sexy stuff, which I wanted to spend sort of 10 minutes or so finishing off the show talking about that. Injuries, we've been blessed and haven't really had any. Now we're in a situation where we've got a few and I just want to talk to you about the impact and how you see those gaps being filled. So we found out after the game on Saturday, a quote from Kira McKenna, we've gone from having a fully split squad to now having Chuba, Jadon, Nacho, it's obviously Marcelino Nunez and Ashley Young out all with pretty significant injuries. So we know that Nunes, we knew he was injured with the ankle.

48:51Mark Heath:But after the game, we got a bit more. McKenna says, Jadon will be the first one back. I would have thought, but I'm not sure exactly when. Says McKenna, Marcelino will certainly be a few weeks, which is a concern clearly because he's been the main creative force for this team. Is the answer to that just play Anes Mometi there? Is it Sammy Smoddek? How would you see that kind of shaking down before we get him back? Because that is a blow. It is. I don't think Sam Smodek's played badly on Saturday, but I don't think he can be the answer in this Ipswich Town system. I don't think it's him. They need a creator in that role, and Mometi, eight goals, six assists, is more likely to be that.

49:31So I think that Mometi, in the absence of Marcelino, will start to get more minutes, at least as well, in the absence of Jadon Filagene, because I wouldn't be surprised, actually, when Filagene comes back, we could see a bit more of the Filagene on the left clock in the middle experiment. I think of the absentees, Nunez is by far and away the biggest blow because they just don't have anyone like him in the squad. I know that Philogene's the X factor. He's probably on paper the better player because of what he can offer. But the fact that you've got Jack Clark to step in there and he just scores for fun three in his last two games just means that you don't even feel it at all at the moment, to be honest.

50:10And hey, Jack Clark scored more goals at the moment, which is pretty crazy to think given that he's only started a handful. So yeah, the absence of Nunez is a blow. I think there's a theory that it could have been played down a little bit after it happened to try and get that Mometi deal over the line. I wouldn't be surprised. And so we didn't have Bristol City saying, hang on, you need a number 10. Let's double the price here. But yeah, he was the player in particular that when I watched that game and I said it after 15 minutes, I turned to him and I said, they're missing Marcelino Nunez so, so much.

50:48And I think it could have been a much different game with him in it. Ashley Young's an interesting one because obviously he hasn't had the minutes, but he's always been in the squad. He's versatile and can fit in wherever. We'd see how long he's going to be out for, but this is, as things stand, the final season of his career. I saw that he took himself to the Man United away end yesterday. So at least he's not on crutches or anything by the sounds of it. but I don't really know what the situation is going to be with him. There's enough depth there to get by, but I worry more than anything about that number 10 role at the moment.

51:22Just not having the right personnel there. I really, really hope that Anis Mometi can find his feet quickly and be the answer in that position.

51:30Mark Heath:Okay, let's finish with a chat around sexy stuff. A week left in the window, AJ. They've got one in the door. We knew they weren't going to do loads of business this window. We had a solid link yesterday, though, in a position where they definitely will want to add. And it's quite a good one, quite an interesting one. Dan Neal, Sunderland, captain Sunderland to the Premier League, lost his place since then to Granit Xhaka. He's barely played this season. I think he's only made three appearances in the Premier League. And the Daily Record reporting that both Town and Rangers are very interested in him.

52:04Mark Heath:I think West Ham also mentioned. Out of contract. so again a chance maybe to do kind of a Metty style jump in the record went pretty strong saying that Town are kind of leading the chase and made a mood for him over the weekend clearly we're doing some digging on that see what we can unearth but on the face of it that would make sense wouldn't it Dan Neal, good young player, 24 years old can play both the deep role, both the 6 and the 8 and even the 10 I think probably read about him yesterday what do you make of it? Yeah I mean signing a promotion winner at this level regardless is already a good step let alone one who captained a team let alone one who's held in real high regard at his club let alone one who has those versatility bits I wouldn't be that keen to play him in a 10 from what I've seen him personally but the fact that he can cover Matasiewa I think quite well big tick the fact that he can play alongside Matasiewa and come in for Jens and for Jack Taylor when needed big tick not the tallest but I know that he's quite slick on the ball.

53:10He almost has that kind of effortless way of defending in a similar way to what Matasiwa does, where he can dispossess someone without getting his shorts dirty, if that makes sense. And yeah, there's a lot to like about him. He's young, he's English, he's a talented player. He's one that I think if Sunderland hadn't had the season that they've had, would want to have kept. the competition is going to be the big question mark here if he goes to Rangers he would get European football if he goes to West Ham he'll be playing Premier League football this season maybe the flip to that is how much is he going to play in those two clubs knowing that West Ham have very good options in midfield I think he'd be a squad player Rangers I'm not as familiar with but I can't see him going there and starting week in week out for example maybe if you're Kieran McKenna you're able to make that argument to him and say hang on if you come here you're going to play week in week out we aim to be in the Premier League next season and then there'll be a different situation to what you've had at Sunderland and we'll get you minutes to play so yeah a lot to like you'd hope there could be a cut price deal to be done but definitely some fierce competition within that

54:21Mark Heath:Okay so that's definitely one area anyway you'd expect them to be adding over the next week the other one clearly is Stryker and we did a I did a Sunday knee-jerk poll yesterday. You love them. As is my once. I bloody love them, yeah. And I asked, if Town don't sign a striker this month, will they go up automatically? So just over 350 votes. Yes, 30%. No, 70%. Now, that was fairly predictable. But in terms of the dial we've talked about, you know, after Azon's performance last week, we're kind of maybe veering back towards the knot. And then now, after this game, maybe bearing back towards a yes yes please we need a striker what kind of striker though ideally do you think they can get realistically in this in this kind of last seven days aj because it's very hard to go out and sign a striker in january full stop because everyone wants one and those that are available generally are available for a reason um and it almost feels to me like the expectation is that tam will go out and sign a starting strike not just a striker a starting striker which clearly makes it even harder is that realistic do you think i mean what what kind of market are we looking at do you think i think first things first take away kind of the marquee big big money strikers and the first one that comes to mind be like a hypothetically josh sergeant a zander potnik a someone who's who's starting week in week out at the club that they're in and performing well i can't see that happening because we're into the last stages of the window so if you're going to sign one of those players you need to spend a hell of a lot of money and put a hell of a convincing argument together to get them in for the other club to say, hang on, we've got three, four, five days to actually go out and replace them.

55:59I can't see that happening now. The moves that I could see happening would be ones where the dominoes start to fall. I'll take a hypothetical here, and it's difficult because he actually scored yesterday, I think, for Nottingham Forest, but take Tywo Awanee at Nottingham Forest. I don't know if there is a position of interest or what his situation is, but Forest went and signed my boy, Lorenzo Luca of course the masterful six foot seven Italian genius and that could be the kind of thing that starts the dominoes to fall he comes in they've got Igor Jesus who comes back from injury and then Sean Dice says oh hang on we've got three strikers here he wants to leave now we can sanction a move to get him out could be the same with a Joel Perrault I don't think he'll fit but you know as a hypothetical I think it's going to be something where the dominoes have to fall in the latter stages essentially yeah that's how I see it going I don't see Ipswich going out spending£20 million to get the starting striker at Team X at the moment I think either they're going to just sign someone that will kind of add to the competition essentially and offer something different a different profile of striker or they'll be opportunistic as they have been with signing Anis Mometti as they would be with signing Dan Neal and as they would be getting a striker let's say on loan from a Premier League club between now and the end of the season to fire them over the line.

57:20That's how I can see this playing out if they're going to go and get a number nine.

57:24Mark Heath:If I ask you now, which I'm going to, with a week left, whether they sign a strike or not, give me a percentage as to what percentage do you think chances are? There's a really easy answer to this. I can't do it. You're immediately sacked. Okay. I think there is a 35 % chance that they will go and get a striker. I think it's getting lower and lower by the day. I think that the pool will get smaller in terms of what they would want. And I think that there will be a balance when those options come up. I mentioned about the dominoes falling of saying, well, option X is available now, but do we want to take the risk on him?

58:07It has to be the right player. You can't just sign someone for the fun of it, basically. That's going to be the real challenge there. And I'm not sure that they will get what they want in that regard. Still, the priority for me, though, and I know it's not for the sexy one, has to be to get a midfielder who can cover for Azul Matasiwa. And if you said they signed Dan Neal or they signed a number nine, I'd still pick someone like Dan Neal, to be perfectly honest. That's not sexy, though, AJ. I know. I'm sorry. He won't score 15 goals.

58:38Mark Heath:We need a 20-goal-a-season striker. Get him in. Anyway, that is... What's Keefer Moore up to, eh? Well, he would be perfect, though, wouldn't he? Big Keefer. Him and Lewis Travis. Look at Wrexham, eh? Exactly what's needed. Look at Wrexham. Well, they're doing it. Anyway, I digress. Are you like a proud father seeing your boy Lorenzo Luca sign for Forest? I mean, you told everyone about him months, if not years ago. Yeah. Yeah, I mean, look, it's not like he was some total unknown. I think he was doing all right in the top flight of Italian football, which can't be ignored. But yeah, I did like seeing that.

59:11I always like going back through and seeing the players I picked out and how they're doing. and some of them, I remember I picked out one. Do you remember the one who was playing in the Spanish second tier on loan from, it was a top flight team. He was playing in the second division. He's been transferred to Strasbourg and got linked to Barcelona the other week. And I was like, oh, you know what? That makes me feel quite good. And others, I'm like, I've unearthed this little gem. He's playing in the German second tier and it's just been a disaster ever since I picked him out. So yeah, hits and misses.

59:41We've got a bit of work to do before my career as a scout finally kicks off. but it's good fun to do.

59:48Mark Heath:Okay, right. Any other business, AJ? I do want to mention, I know from watching Rossi's game day, food at Sheffield United, I want to ask you about this because he had what I would call a good, honest plate of food. It was sausages, chips, and onion gravy, which sounds like classic comfort food. Did you avail yourself of the same options? So, as I mentioned, we went to the OK Diner in the morning, and I was messaging my mum about this, funnily enough, and I said, oh, God, I think I'm going to feel quite sick after this, kind of as a joke. Anyway, 10 minutes into the drive away from there, my stomach started to turn a little bit, and by the time I got into Sheffield, I had had like two bottles of water, and I was like, I think I'm just going to have a bag of crisps for lunch, to be honest, and I took one of the ready-salted.

1:00:36Mark Heath:What did you have at the OKDOM? I just had a – it was a bacon sandwich with an egg, but what I noticed, right, is so Stu got a bacon sandwich, and they bring out this little little bacon sandwich for him and i ordered the same thing it just has a fried egg on top i just go boom there you go it's like double the size of what he has i'm like trying to cut the bacon off the sides um i don't know what i did what i did wrong when ordering that but um yeah i just felt a little bit nauseous after that i am someone who can be prone to car sickness to be fair so um yeah i maybe made a rod for my own back with that one I did not partake in the sausages, chips and onion gravy.

1:01:12I think it got good reviews, though, from what I'd seen. I know Stu managed to bring himself up to go and get some, but for me it was just crisps and a nice McDonald's on the way home. Lovely stuff.

1:01:23Mark Heath:Anything else to mention, AJ, before we take our leave?

1:01:29No, I think that I'm very glad to draw a line under this one. Yeah, stay tuned for what we're going to bring in the next week. I know the one thing that we will do is we'll profile Alniss Mometi, which is going to be something I'm going to do for tomorrow morning. He's a cage footballer by nature, which I didn't really expect, to be perfectly honest, that he was going to be... I think maybe because he comes through... He's an Albanian international. It just didn't really piece together in my mind that he'd be growing up in the streets of London playing cage football. But yeah, he's got that street footballer vibe to him.

1:02:03Ipswich are not averse to signing players from that background Chew Brabapol Mari Hutchinson Jeremy Sarmiento all done that earlier in their careers so yeah going to be doing a bit of digging into his time playing deep into the depths of non-league as recently as COVID which is weird Wickham and his schoolboy days at Norwich even Boo and everything that's led him to the transfer to Portman Road so keep your eyes peeled for that one that'll be tomorrow morning

1:02:30Mark Heath:Yes indeed right then the usual spiel to end the pod just to remind to support our sponsors user code KOA at stardustspirits.co.uk for 20 % off all their superb alcoholic concoctions. Gary and the team there are doing excellent work. And also use the code KWAY10 at molecular-uk.com for 10 % off all their various car cleaning and other products. I need them. Really need them. It's not looking good. It's a Jones mobile in a bad state, is it? Yeah. Well, the thing is, it's the interiors as well that's the problem now. So I have some car wipes that I got from Rituals. don't do what I did go and go to molecular instead but I've bought these before the partnership we had with um with uh molecular so I got some of the wipes and actually used them weirdly for the first time I found them lying around I did a wipe on the inside of my car and some of the things I saw doing that good god I I really need to get my act together that was uh that was not good you're growing penicillin inside your car are you yeah yeah what you need is banana dine mate obviously from molecular that's what you want inside your car um i also want to ask again for five star reviews uh on itunes because it helps lift us visibility wise in the charts we had a couple um since last week and the the one star ignominy um which i talked about and i shan't go back on again now but interesting that uh we we that still hasn't been upgraded to five star i am watching um but we had a couple from herbert huge me flip which i like and also ben buckingham thanks very much for that friends for leaving us those those five star reviews if you do enjoy the show it's just important um that if you can leave a review it just helps lift us in the charts and helps more people find us which obviously is much appreciated right then friends we've got things to do aj's got to get his ear to the ground on the transfer beat and write a profile about alice memetti i've got lists to make and paper to shuffle i'm very busy and important as i'm sure you'll appreciate um i hope you have a good start to your week friends and we're back later on this week to build up of course to what is now going to be a big game at the weekend against preston and also obviously a game where they're looking for revenge from earlier in the season.

1:04:32Mark Heath:So have a good one and we'll speak to you next time.

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