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22:15No, probably not. There has been reported interest from Leeds and from Palace for kind of 20 million. I don't think that Derby would be keen to sell midway through a season. But Derby also wants Sam Smoddix. Now, could there be something within that deal that could at least take something off a price for Ajermang, who's got eight goals, three assists so far this season, someone that Tam were linked with over the summer, six foot four big powerful us international so you've also kind of got that us link up as well uh with the ownership i think we'd quite like to have a an american striker on the books as well um yeah plenty to like about that one a high ceiling and a proper mckenna striker so that would be ambitious to try and do but maybe with smoddocks going the other way who knows

23:02Mark Heath:get a little discount a bit of trading um stew then i know we've got a few days left obviously uh thursday what are we thursday 11 o 'clock now window doesn't shut till 7 p.m on monday this window though has felt um pretty quiet uh and and the work has been very targeted um clearly you know if we're looking now oh would you say now we're looking at basically one out one in if anything indeed does happen now before the end of the window

23:29Stuart Watson:i think so yeah we discussed some other areas haven't we which i think maybe are now off the table for sure. In terms of potential exits, Ben Johnson was someone that clearly we were looking at maybe moving on given the surplus of right backs. But Harry Clark is out the building now and Ashley Young has picked up what sounds like a quite serious hip injury. So I think it would be prudent to keep Ben Johnson around as backup to Darnell Furlong at right back. Left back, Leif Davis is probably the only position in the squad that hasn't got a kind of proper like-for-like cover, but persuading someone to come in mid-season to essentially warm the bench for someone whose record suggests they're going to start pretty much every game, I think is a big ask.

24:19Stuart Watson:So that's probably something to address in the summer rather than now, I would say. Elkin Baggett, we talked about whether he would go out on loan, but Kieran McKenna has spoken about that already and said that there are very few championship clubs that carry only three centre-halves. I'm not sure he thinks that's a risk worth taking. Elkhorn Baggett is obviously the fourth choice at the moment, so I would imagine if he was going to go out on loan, that would have happened by now. So I reckon he'll stay around. Midfield sorted now with Danil in. Anis Mometi has added to that attacking unit. We've just discussed the striker side of things.

24:55Stuart Watson:It's just whether they want to do something different, a little wild card option across that kind of attacking side of things. We don't know the full extent of Nunez's ankle injury or Villagin's knee injury. The hope is that they're kind of reasonably short-term ones. McKenna said that that's not changed his thoughts on the transfer window. It's not like they've got to go out and replace those. So, yeah, I think in answer to your question, it will probably be a case of Schmodix out and a striker in, hopefully. And that will be it.

25:28Mark Heath:and it's probably worth stressing as well they don't have to if small x doesn't go they can't make the deal work with small x um that doesn't mean they can't sign some because they can then

25:36Stuart Watson:just deregister someone couldn't they so yeah i mean yeah ashley young if it sounds pretty serious he's 40 years of age um yeah great age by the way um the best age yeah yeah uh i'm no longer part of the club i've just dawned on me um yeah he could get deregistered david button could get deregistered if they really wanted to make some space. So there's ways and means that they could make that happen.

26:03Mark Heath:AJ, you just unmuted yourself. Did you want to throw some words in? I was going to ask that exact question, but I'll put another one out there. Again, we've spoken about this a little bit before, but is there wiggle room with Tuba Akpom? Especially if they go out and sign a striker, because then you're into a position where you kind of end up with, now that we've seen him lead the line and it feels like he's kind of part of that striker unit, you'd end up with four. now he's obviously out injured I don't know Stu, was he part of the ones that was in the serious injury category? The ones that Kieran mentioned

26:35Stuart Watson:No, I don't think so I mean it's a groin injury and there was talk when it first happened, oh he might be back next week and so unless they've sort of downplayed that for transfer window reasons I don't know but even putting the injury aside, it's not quite happened for Tuba Akpom in the first half of the season, has it? I think he has kind of morphed more into a nine than a 10 as the season's gone on. Would you want to carry four strikers? Is that a bit over the top? Possibly. I think it will be more to do with the fact that if there is an obligation to buy a Tuba Akpom upon promotion, do Ipswich want to lock themselves into that?

27:17Stuart Watson:I would imagine those sort of clauses are based on if player X makes a certain number of appearances, if Ipswich have got no intention to kind of tie themselves into signing Tuba Rackpom, then maybe that's a conversation they need to have with Ajax and say, look, he's probably not going to play a lot in the second half of the season. You might be better off placing him elsewhere. But that is a conversation now to be having very late in the day. Personally, I don't see it. I think the recent injury setbacks are a reminder of how quickly a very strong-looking squad can suddenly get diluted, that sort of depth.

27:56Stuart Watson:Akbom can play multiple positions and I thought there were some signs of improvement. He started a couple of games up until this recent injury setback. So, yeah, there's a valid discussion to be had around whether that's something Ipswich will do, but I can't see it happening, to be honest.

28:16Mark Heath:Okay, time will tell. Obviously, the last few days of the window. Press us tomorrow. I'm sure that might come up in terms of questions to Kieran McKenna. Pretty much guarantee it, in fact. Another thing to kind of put in the transfer news section, which is essentially a new signing, if you like, is Christian Walton signing a new deal, tying him up for a bit longer, AJ. That came out yesterday as well. That's another bit of good news because obviously he's been tremendous this season. He's taken his opportunity, as a keeper should, with both hands and he's kept hold of it. Yeah, and it's almost like a flip of the scenario that he's had before where he's been the first choice and then through injuries had to drop out and being able to get back in has been a real struggle for him where he's had Hlavke ahead of him in that promotion season and then in the Premier League, he had Muric.

29:03He came in for Muric, then got an injury himself, then found himself behind Alex Palmer. So he's been so unfortunate. And now he's kind of had, almost in a kind of morbid way, he's had that fortune with Alex Palmer's injury that's opened the door for him to get starts. and he's been probably one of the top goalkeepers in the division, given the number of clean sheets he's had in such a short space of time. Obviously, caveat, the back line has helped him a lot with that, that he's made some really important saves. He looks more calm and composed with the ball at his feet than Alex Palmer did when he was starting at the start of the season, I would argue, and he's part of the reason why Town have had this uptick in form and his contract was due to expire at the end of the season.

29:47I think that if fate had gone another way and Alex Palmer hadn't had an injury and was fit for the whole season and was starting as the number one, potentially going into a Premier League campaign, there would definitely be an argument that Christian Walton would be heading out of the door on free to try and find regular football. But fate, as we said, has funny ways of working it out. He's now looking like a top goalkeeper, playing week in, week out. I mean, he's the top goalkeeper that we all knew that he was and could be, given how he's played for Ipswich in the past before injuries. and now he's got a deal that runs until 2028 so fascinating to see what the plans will be for him beyond the season as well but I think there have been clear assurances that he's going to be part of the plans and given his form, why not?

30:31Mark Heath:Stu, Christian Walton, we've had a few of these at Ipswich Town the kind of story arcs Cameron Burgess Junoi Dynasian Christian Walton's had a funny one though as well hasn't he, from being the kind of the unquestioned starter in League 1 then losing his spot for the whole of the Championship season been in and out and now he's back in and he's looking tremendous. It must be, from a mentality point of view, that must be a real challenge though.

30:55Stuart Watson:Massively, yeah. He's had a proper rollercoaster ride, hasn't he, at Ipswich Town? But from my limited dealings with him, he seems a very level, calm character. I know Kieran McKenna talked in the quotes over the new contract about his dedication and professionalism behind the scenes. I always think that goalkeeper unit must be a very strange one to operate in, very different to the rest of the football world, where there's kind of three or four of you training, and you always hear about the goalkeeper union, and we all push each other and back each other. But there must be a little bit of kind of competition in there that you want to be the one that takes that one spot.

31:37Stuart Watson:And a lot of it comes down to luck and fate, doesn't it, with a goalkeeper? and Walton's been unfortunate a couple of times with the injury going into the championship season and Hlaki's form and then gets in after Mewic is dropped and then gets the injury himself, which means Palmer then goes out and gets signed just by virtue of the fate that that setback came in the middle of a transfer window. So full credit to him for training, dedicating, being ready whenever called upon and he's been excellent. He's already right up there in terms of championship clean sheets, having only been in the team since October.

32:16Stuart Watson:So he's been a fantastic asset for Ipswich Town over a long period. And when he signed, he came to put down some roots. I think he'd been fed up of being sent out on loan year on, year out. He's come to Ipswich to find a home and he certainly found it.

32:32Mark Heath:Absolutely. Good stuff. Right then, let's move on to the game this weekend, boys. Oh, yeah, there is a game this weekend. It's a big one as well. Preston at home, chance to avenge an earlier defeat this season. Norwich did Town a favour on Monday night, didn't they? Resurgent Norwich. But again, clearly what happened last weekend, Town need to get back on the winning train, especially with this one being the last home game before the hellish, the month from hell, trademark Alex Jones, stretching February five straight away games. But Preston, who having looked like they were going to be very much among the promotion contenders, have hit a bad run of form, AJ.

33:08Mark Heath:They've lost three in a row, four of the last six. They've just been caned at Middlesbrough, 4-0. And they've got some key people out for this one. They're nutcase up front, chief amongst them. How are you feeling heading into this one? I think it's the perfect game for Ipswich to come back to, to be honest, knowing that Preston are still... I mean, they're still ninth. They're not a million miles off it. They're only a point off the playoffs still. And being able to damage a team that will be kind of in and around them still will be good. And also a team that, as you mentioned, are pretty badly out of form.

33:45I think that I kind of, they were one of those that were always expected to tail away, weren't they? When you look at the squad, when you look at maybe some of the experience within there, I think the biggest reason for it is that they've not been out and signed lots of players in January. and that has left them with quite a thin group and they're just tired, I think, more than anything. There's some good players in there, but you could sense maybe towards the Christmas period that some of the numbers behind their run were starting to tail a little bit. And even though they went on a long, unbeaten run, there were a lot of draws in there.

34:19And now things are just starting to turn against them since the Cup exit against Wigan. They've not scored in the last four in all competitions and the result's kind of getting heavier. 1-0 at home to Derby, 3-0 at home to Preston, 4-0, as you mentioned, at Borough. They had Jordan Story, who was sent off in that game. Militin Osmijic, who's been their main man up front, has had all sorts of disciplinary issues over the years. A good player, by all accounts, but as you say, a bit of a loose cannon, I think, to put it lightly. That's diplomatic, yeah. Yeah, yeah. So he'll be out for this one. They've got Hughes out, Potts out, Iverson out, Brady, former Norwich is out.

34:57So they're light. They've not really been able to add that much in the window. Beware the wounded animal is always the thing to say because ultimately they're going to have a real kick up the backside from Paul Heckingbottom. But I think that having come off a 4-0 thrashing at Borough where their fans are filmed leaving the stadium at half-time, when you look at the fixture list, probably the last place you want to go is Portman Road where town have been so imperious.

35:25Mark Heath:Yeah, I think off the pitch they've got some kind of investment talks going on, haven't they, as well? So there's kind of stuff going on off the pitch as well, which fans are maybe not too impressed with. Stewie, how do you feel about this one? Obviously, they lost there earlier in the season, but they need three points in this one out of that run in February.

35:44Stuart Watson:Yeah, start with that reverse fixture game at Deepdale. It wasn't one I was at, watched from afar, but that was a really frustrating day in the early start of the season for Ipswich, where they got the early goal. when Ipswich weren't dealing with long balls particularly well. It was Jacob Greaves who had a bit of a moment for that goal. And then they just parked the bus and Ipswich had no response to it really. And I guess that's my only fear going into this one. The wounded animal element of Preston have had a couple of beatings, backs to the wall, that they come to Portman Road and it's deep block.

36:20Stuart Watson:And it could be one of those days if Ipswich don't get an early breakthrough. and a bit of edginess builds in the crowd, only takes a kind of moment playing out from the back to go wrong and things can unfold that way. But Alex is right. This is, you know, if you could pick any sort of game this weekend for Ipswich to have at home off the back of a defeat against an out-of-form side, it would have to be this. And there's a bit of pressure on this when you're looking at the games ahead, the February, the five straight away games, The home form has been really good. If Ipswich are serious about a top two charge and closing the gap on Borough and Coventry, this is the sort of game that they've got to go out and win.

37:07Stuart Watson:Simple as that.

37:09Mark Heath:Before we get to who plays for town, AJ, I haven't asked you this. I don't know how much prep you've done on Preston. You'll be writing the preview, obviously. But when you look at their squad, I'm a stats man now, as you know. You look at the squad, the players who seem to stand out are Lewis Dobbin. Six goals, five assists. And Alfie Devine, who's a midfielder, five goals, two assists. Are those the players you'll be looking at? Yeah, I mean, both on loan, which is quite an interesting one. Dobbin was at Norwich last year, has joined them from, I believe it was from Villa, isn't it? Didn't really work from at Norwich.

37:43And then all of a sudden he's gone to Preston and he's banging him in. So, yeah, he's kind of formed this partnership with Dan Jebberson up front. Jean Jebbesson, again, in previous seasons has not at all worked out for him. On loan at Watford, for example, was pretty poor. And Bournemouth have sent him out to Preston. Five goals, two assists isn't terrible. Devine was one that I was kind of looking at as a potential town target this month. Maybe in the end didn't think that it made sense for Tottenham to send him out on loan to Ipswich, given how well he's doing at Preston. But again, five goals, two assists.

38:16kind of chief creator in that midfield three where you've got Ben Whiteman who anchors behind the back line. There's going to need to be a lot of protection for that back line as well because they're missing key players. And with Story out as well with that red card and the fact that they're just shipping goals, they're not really doing enough to cover them in that aspect. So definitely from a defensive point, there's a way to get at them. But beware of what they can do going forward. Devine, as you've mentioned, Dobbin, as you've mentioned. but also Dan Jebberson, I think, is one to keep an eye on.

38:50Mark Heath:Divine is a player I wish Town would sign purely for his name. It adds itself to headlines, doesn't it? Anyway, Stu, who do you reckon will play for Town? Because obviously they changed a lot last time out and it didn't work for them. Who would you be putting in your starting XI this weekend?

39:09Stuart Watson:Yeah, I'm just trying to think. Probably be a sort of reverting to the Bristol City team. that was a good night wasn't it sort of reasonably close to that i'm trying to think on the fly here we talked about that sort of back five six base being pretty nailed in now with with walton furlong o'shea kipre davis matasiwa i think they're all pretty pretty inked in on on the team sheet um i think do you give me on his baby for example i was going to say we've got the dan hill situation now is he thrown straight in he signed on Tuesday so he's had a little bit of training with with the team um I'd be surprised because he's not had a great deal of football at Sunderland in the first half of the season so I think he's someone that might might be eased in um so I'd probably go with Dienz Kuyusta uh who frustrated the hell out of me at Sheffield United last weekend when he came off the bench and I love watching Jens when he's in full flow and he's silky smooth and he's turning and he's driving and he's been great particularly in the home games when the going's good but when that was a kind of a backs to the wall situation there was a little bit of a couple of times he kind of got knocked off the ball and he was more interested in throwing his arms up and appealing to the referee and not playing to the whistle and he jogged back into position a little bit All that said, against a Preston side that may come to Portman Road with little ambition, I do think he's someone that can give you a little bit more forward thrust in that midfield.

40:44Stuart Watson:So I'll go with Jens. Front four. Well, let's open it up. Let's go straight to the striker debate because that's probably going to be the biggest one, isn't it? Even as on excellent against Bristol City. George Hurst, who I had in my predicted 11 for Sheffield United, I thought his kind of running in behind qualities would be suited to, you know, getting some joy off of McGuinness and me. Didn't happen for him, did it, at Bramall Lane. What do you do up front this weekend, lads?

41:17Mark Heath:Well, I would go for the obvious. I'd go for Ivan the Great. That's my take. He played well, should carry on, in my opinion. That's the way it should work. AJ, what are you saying? Yeah, I think I'm going to agree with this one. I think start building on a little bit of form. Look, there's no guarantee as well that Ipswich are going to go and sign a striker this month as much as we want them to. And I think they're trying to build someone up a bit with the form that Azon's been in, where he had that really good display against Bristol City and then at Sheffield United, even though things didn't really work for him.

41:51I thought there were some really good glimpses of what he was able to do in difficult circumstances, it should be said. And I just want to see him get a little bit of a run now. I know that he can't start week in, week out probably. He's not really done that, especially in English football in his career. So there will have to be some rotation elements in there. But I want to see him get a chance. And look, I think all it will take, as he says, all it will take is maybe one or two for him to really kick on and become a top asset for a switch this season. So, yeah, I'd want to see Azon in for this one and George Hurst on the bench to come on towards the end.

42:27Stuart Watson:Three and behind. There's some, sorry, Mark. There's some obvious ones, judging that if we're bearing in mind that Philogene and Nunez are out, let's work on that basis. We'll find out more at the pre-match press conference. Has to be Jack Clark on the left. Has to be, for me, Wes Burns on the right. Ipswich are looking far more effective as an attacking force. It's not a great reflection on Ipswich. They've spent best part of£30 million on two right wingers, and we're still talking about Wes Burns being the best option on the right, fresh from a year-long absence with an ACL. But here we are.

43:01Stuart Watson:They do look more effective with his direct running and low cutbacks at the moment. So I can understand why he couldn't play two games in a week, but he has to come back in. And then in the 10, Mimeti, full league debut? What do you reckon? Yeah, I think for me that that makes the most sense. Where do you go with your options here? I'd say there's three. You can go with Sam Smoddick, didn't work for him at Sheffield United. Obvious speculation now, just seeing that Wrexham, according to Pete O 'Rourke, are now in the race for him. So there could be more teams that kind of come to the party for him, which could push him closer to the exit door if Derby don't go and get that deal done.

43:45I'd probably still want to have him there, even if there is speculation. I'd want to have him as a bench option, but pardon me, I don't think as a starter for this week, you could go, if you're going to start Wes on the right, you could put Sindra in the 10 and give that a run out. Sindra's spoken about how he sees his long-term future as the 10, and I think Kieran McKenna has also kind of said to him that that's probably going to be the most likely situation. But for me, Anis Mimeti has got eight goals and six assists in this division. I know he's not a natural out-and-out central number 10, but liked what I saw off the bench at Sheffield United.

44:19Let's see what he can do from the start of this one. I think it's a game that would suit him as well. So yeah, Mimeti and the 10 would be my pick.

44:26Mark Heath:Rexham in for Smoddix you say drive that price up lovely stuff I would definitely go Wes Burns on the right I mean he's looked tremendous since he's come back and I'd definitely go Anis Mometti in the 10 new siding full of confidence got the numbers let's see what he can do and go from there so we'll find out when that team sheet comes out interesting though to see a couple of options there may see for the first time predictions then boys you boys are running away with it I think you and I both got Jack Clark as the first goal scorer, the only highlight from last weekend, AJ. So you've closed some ground on Stu, and I'll have stretched my lead over Ross for the wooden spoon, which means that you have to...

45:07Mark Heath:No, actually, Stu has to go first as the leader. What are you going to predict? AJ's not happy with that.

45:16Stuart Watson:I'll be honest, I haven't given this any thought at all, because we've been very deep in transfer stuff the last few days. it's important because AJ's closing the gap I've got to start taking this seriously now I've been doing a few uh wild card picks just for just for funsies the last few weeks but um yeah

45:39Stuart Watson:uh that's an obvious first goal scorer pick isn't that I mean Jack Clark's the most obvious one isn't he yeah if I'm being sensible and I'm and that would be the one I mean you could you could throw in a bit of memetti for fun couldn't you fully debut to do something um it's wes burns during another a moment can azon rekindle his form from believe in star that's the thing you don't know do you i'll i'll go jack clark and i'll say yeah a solid 2-0 victory for ipswich town

46:16Mark Heath:aj delighted with that um i can assume that was going to be your exact oh okay right so i had thought about this prediction unlike stew however stew went first so here we go um i am going to look i have to catch him i i'm chasing here so even though i do think it will be two nil and jack clark i'm gonna go with something else because why not i'm gonna say three nil up switch i'm gonna go for them to really compound some preston misery and i will hedge my bets that even as on will start and even as on will score 3-0 even as on 3-0 even as on uh 2-0 3-0 is it going to be 1-0 uh i don't really want to go for the same scores you've got um will it will press and grab a goal being as they haven't scored for a long time um i'll say i'll say i'll say 3-1 and I'll go Wes Burns I'd love to see Wes score and I feel like he's definitely going to start I'll say 3-1 Wes Burns we've got 2-0 Jack Clark a very solid pick from the leader in the clubhouse and AJ going for 3-0 and Yves Nazon Rossi who is off today will obviously share his thoughts as well and we'll put those pictures out pre-match anything else to mention then boys it's been a concise, a tight 50 minute pod thus far, anything else you want to get off your chest before we take our leave?

47:47Stuart Watson:While we were kind of debating the top end of the pitch for that game and kind of made me rethink about you talking about it anymore, is it just a striker have they got enough in the forward unit and I start to look at it and you go I'll read them out, the forward unit as a whole right wing, follow Gelly Burns McAteer, number 10 Nunez, Mometi, Smoddix left, Filagene and Clark up front, Hurst as on Akpom, right? But if we put a line through Smoddix if we assume that he's going we've got a cross next to Nunez Filagene and Akpom for injuries at the moment, so that leaves take all of them out of the equation, is 1, 2, 3 4, 5, 6 7, 7 available players for a front 4 which, you know, bearing in mind McKenna likes to change his entire front four within games, that's below the numbers that he would like within there.

48:45Stuart Watson:So I think a lot will depend on the severity of these injuries, which we've had some mixed reports on so far. One minute they were short term, next minute they were significant. So we'll find out a little bit more on that at the moment. But there is an argument that for all the talk about depth, that Ipswich could do with maybe one more little versatile option in there. The problem they've got now is that they've hit five loans. So if it was like, oh, we'll go and get a Premier League youngster just to kind of layer up the debt, it's not as big an option now, is it? And I guess that then feeds into the ACPOM debate that we've just had, but then you're stripping someone else away from it.

49:28Stuart Watson:It's interesting. I do know that Kieran McKenna talked about, I don't think we've been overpowered in terms of depth. We've just been lucky with injuries, was his kind of comments last week. So I wouldn't completely rule out another kind of little versatile attacker in there. Yeah, just thought I'd throw that out there. I do think it will be one in, one out, but we'll see.

49:51Mark Heath:You never know. You're saying there's a chance. You never know, Dee, in the transfer window. AJ, anything more from you? Should we end with some fun non-football bit? Yes. I know you like one of those. Well, you say yes, Stu. I want to bring you into this because this was something that you mentioned, I believe it was actually on the way back from Sheffield United and I thought it would be good pod content because we hadn't spoken about your birthday that much apart from doing the increments as we did that. And you mentioned your two favourite gifts that you got for your birthday. I feel like that would be good pod content because the second one in particular has really kind of captivated me.

50:32And I feel, I feel intrigued now as to get one of these.

50:35Mark Heath:My interest is peaked. What? He's led forward. I have.

50:40Stuart Watson:What did you get to do? This is a stage in life. I'm at things that I'm genuinely my favorite things in my life at the moment. One is a, is a crepe maker, which also doubles up as an omelette maker. It's like a circular hot plate. Um, yeah, which which i'm using every day and the thought of using it excites me that i'll go and sort out an omelette for my lunch in a little bit um the other is one of those uh they're called like shakti mats have you seen those the little spiky mats that you lay on it's like no you're not seeing one of those it's it's not the the official it's a knockoff version but it's one of those it's like lots of lots of little spikes you roll out the mat and there's a spiky pillow and you lay on it and uh and uh it's great it's like an acupuncture type thing and my sleep has never been better so i can uh you sleep on it i can recommend that no i don't sleep through the night on it but you lay on it for like 30 minutes or whatever before bed i'm with you and then uh yeah i guess it's i don't know that's something with bringing the blood to the surface and all

51:48Mark Heath:that sort of stuff but that's great that sounds tremendously exciting stew a shakti mat yeah wow and a crepe maker so what have you been making crepes as well for the family uh yeah

52:03Stuart Watson:yeah i've been knocking a few crepes out for the family um now and again a bit of lemon and sugar but mainly mainly omelets yeah the omelets yeah got to get the eggs in i'd um we all know that

52:14Mark Heath:alex is a fan of a croissant for breakfast i had a uh a protein smoothie this morning steward i've got a uh a recipe that i've fallen upon which is excellent which involves for the gains absolutely you got to hit the macros two raw eggs mix them in then listen friends try this at home you take three strawberries handful of blueberries one banana two tablespoons of farge the greek no fat yogurt zero percent for the protein 200 milliliters of milk skimmed ideally wear it all up in your nutribullet makes a absolutely lovely breakfast smoothie hits you your 20 grams of protein in the morning bish bash bosh he's a happy man aj's dying to say something about me consuming too many eggs i can tell raw eggs i assume is the the element that you're going to pick up on there i wasn't going to but it did kind of twig in my mind a little bit yeah you don't taste them obviously you just they're just in there is that not a salmonella risk no they're just uh if anything that you absorb them better don't you when they're raw when you've got a market immune system yeah uh anyway friends um that brings us to the end of this podcast in terms of things i've been excited about and i'm very excited about both the juice cut maker and his shakti mat i also got very excited just i had a day off friends and i thought right i'm going to clean the inside of the of the heathmobile ahead of heading to portland road this weekend now i previously as i've mentioned experimented with the banana dine from molecular but i just done it on the old dashboard and i was I was quite impressed with it.

53:42Mark Heath:Yesterday, I went crazy in the old whip. I literally did every bit of the car, the dashboard, all the trim, and every bit of vinyl in your car with Banana Dine. And it is brilliant, friends. Absolutely brilliant. I can't speak hardly enough of it. The car looks so clean now. And I also use some of the anti-fog stuff they've got for the inside of your windows. Again, absolutely spotless. Looks tremendous. So I'd highly recommend that. Use the code KOATEN at molecular-uk.com for 10 % off all their cleaning products. As I say, Bananadyne, get yourself some of that and the anti-fog stuff. I've got the wheel stuff to try, hopefully, in the next few days.

54:19Mark Heath:But if there's anything like the rest of the stuff I've used so far, it's been tremendous. And also use the code KOAT to get 20 % off at stardustspirits.co.uk for their multiple and various award-winning alcoholic concoctions. AJ looks like he wants to say something. No? I was doing the hand thing for Stardust Spirit. Apologies. When I remember. When I remember. As we've already said before, I'm a big fan of the Cascade Rum and the Single Malt, and AJ loves the Biscoff Vodka, is it, AJ? Yeah, Vodka. So those are those. And also, if you could leave us a five-star review on iTunes, just help us visibility-wise in the charts.

54:54Mark Heath:It helps more people find us. That'd be tremendous. And follow us, of course, on social media, Kings of Anglia, on YouTube, Instagram, X, Facebook. Me, AJ, and Rossi are also on Blue Sky. and we're also on TikTok, aren't we, AJ? He says, hoping we are still on TikTok. Yes, tremendous. All right, friends, a concise, less than an hour pod in the books. We've covered sexy stuff. We've covered Preston this weekend. We'll all be at the game on Saturday with a special guest as well, our competition winner, Noel, who will be joining us at Portman Road. So if you do see us, come and say hello. And we'll be back next week on Monday, of course, transfer deadline day.

55:30Mark Heath:we'll have our usual post map poster deadline after dark that won't actually be as as late as normal post deadline 7 p.m podcast on monday we'll speak to you next time

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57:10We'll be right back.

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