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27:41But then the one moment where they get the chance to do that and pick the lock, Charlton have to react. They do it poorly and that's what leads to the goal for town to win it. Teed up perfectly. So Rossi, they do get the moment. It's that man Fernong again surging into the box. He gets grabbed and pulled back. Now, there have been some contentious penalty issues in recent games and weeks. Norwich, not a penalty for me. I will die on that hill. Hurst against Borough. Whoa, that's soft. Really soft. And I don't really like to see those given, but I can kind of understand why. But this one, however, was definitely a penalty.

28:16Penalty Ross, what do you say?

28:18Ross Halls:Yes, very much so. Because, yeah, what else can Furlong do when he's in the box and he's been touched? He's going to go down because there is contact there. And, yeah, I know Nathan Jones, the charter manager, he said it was silly from his team's point of view. And, yeah, Penalty FC, as I said in the previous podcast, because that is now three, isn't it? In the last four games or something like that. It's ten anyway this season. Yeah, it's a lot. It's the most in the league, isn't it, I believe? Yeah, it is indeed. And, yeah, obviously Jack Clark was on the pitch at the time, but Jadon Filagene has got form because of Norwich penalty and he obviously steps up.

28:57Ross Halls:Is he a lucky boy? Because it just creeps under Kaminsky in goal. It wasn't a great pen, but you take it. And I think he even knew himself a little bit. I think it was actually fair enough when, obviously, Filagene went off to wheel away. You just got Casey McAdiv, his hand over his mouth going, But yeah, a penalty indeed. And I think we've got people scoring them because you can get penalties and if you miss them, he's like, oh, that's a waste of time. But yeah, big moment and that away end was bouncing. I thought he'd missed it because it wasn't the best penalty. And he also did the little kind of slightly showboaty run-up as well, didn't he, AJ, where he starts the other side of the ball and kind of curls back round.

29:41Not his best penalty, it's fair to say, but still they all count yeah as i said after the norwich game i hate that run up i love it and i hate it looks so cool when you pull it off but he almost looked really really really stupid if that had gone wrong um sneaks under under kaminsky will be really disappointed with that one i mean both the goals but certainly with that one and again what a moment right in front of that packed out away and um clearly of course the the officials are biased and and love it switch town and there are no examples throughout this season to suggest otherwise. Well, they've been hard done by.

30:19That's not happening. Yeah, I can't think of any. I mean, I guess maybe the Leicester game where they should have had two penalties and then Stoke a couple of days after maybe that one and maybe the Davis ban. But I don't know. Other than that, clearly the officials love Ipswich Town and will just hand them penalties all the time. So I'm expecting to start at 1-0 up at the Hawthorns on Saturday and I can just imagine if you're a Millwall fan or a Southampton fan or a Borough fan, you get that notification, especially if you're not watching and you know it's like a clear penalty. You get that notification on your phone from an app that says it's a penalty to Ipswich.

30:58You must be fuming. You must be fuming. But as I said, I think earlier in the week, teams that have more time on the ball in the final third, creating chances are going to get more penalties. And what, Leicester two years ago had 12, Towner on 10? I know it's a lot more than the rest of the division, but it's not some ridiculous anomaly. That's stupid. Let's keep drinking the tears, that's what I say. And I think in many ways, Ross, the most impressive thing for me about the game, apart from clearly the character they showed to get back into it and then go ahead, similar in a way to the Norwich win, actually, is the character they then showed in terms of defending the lead and how solid they look defensively.

31:42Because there have been times, obviously, this season where they look really, really shaky and ready to collapse at any moment. But again, they showed real steel to see this one out, didn't they?

31:53Ross Halls:Yeah, I was comfortable. There was no squeaky bum time or anything like that. I know there's anybody you just never know, especially at the Valley, as we spoke about earlier. It's a ground that we've got scars from, especially at 4-4, which I just don't think that's ever going to happen again in football. That was just mental to be 4-2 up in the 90-plus minute. And then, you know the rest, ladies and gentlemen, you know the rest, which we don't want to talk about. But no, they were comfortable, just solid. You know, Daro Shea, solid. Jacob Greaves, I think we should definitely have a little segment on him because he has been fantastic since coming on the team.

32:29Ross Halls:And I'm pleased McKenna's keeping the back line solid. solid and I know Leak Davis missed this one which I'm sure we'll get on to but um yeah winning all the balls in the air Charlton didn't really threaten too much really so I wouldn't say it was an easy job for the town defense but um just as you said they show character because yeah you just hope they had the bottle and they showed it which is key for this uh vital part of the season yeah you say that they weren't really threatening they didn't really have a clear-cut chance but the balls though getting pumped into the box were definitely dangerous they were threatening balls and yet town dealt with them all and as you say jacob greaves again imperious aj he's been he's been tremendous since he since he come back into the team yeah he has he's had his work cut out for him because um cedric kiprae's been really good for for most of the season that's why he started so many games and after the kind of chopping and changing week in, week out, settled.

33:27That's where we landed on Cedric Kipre. But I always felt strongest that Greaves would be the long-term option because of all of the strengths that he has, because of being a left-footed young English centre-back. The ceiling for him is sky high. And I always thought that when we start to get those consistent performances, he's done this before in the Championship, and he was in the Team of the Year for Hull. and you can see that his confidence is so much better. He can at times still look a little bambi on ice on the ball, but there's big progress that's happened there. Ultimately, you've got the two roles at centre-back.

34:08You have your ball player and you have your hard-as-nail, hairy-ass defender is what you end up with. Your ball player is Daro Shea. He creates chances from deep. He splits the pitch. Obviously, he does his defensive work more than well enough, really really good of course but Greaves is where you've got your kind of bread and butter defender where it's headers where it's clearances where it's big tackles um he can do the on the ball stuff of course but that balance between the two of them I hope that's the partnership that Ipswich Town have going forward for for a long time because it works really really well and credits Jacob Greaves and I really hope that uh this will be a big a big platform to for him to kick on the rest of the season and beyond.

34:52Yeah, and you mentioned the guy who's taken the place of, Cedric Kipra, who obviously came on in this game as well. And I thought he was excellent. I don't know how long he played for, but it felt to me that there were at least four or five headed clearances when they were really pumping the balls into the box that Kipra just kept winning and winning, AJ. Yeah, he was, I think, the perfect substitute in that moment. I thought that the move probably would have been to take Ben Johnson off. I thought that Johnson struggled more at left-back in this game compared to previous ones. I'd imagine there's a good chance he was dropped into it quite late on, given the short turnaround off the back of Borough and everything with Davis.

35:30But with him coming on, he came off to Casey McAteer. Town went to more of a five to see it out. And it's just an awareness as well, where from a team perspective, it worked well that Town looked to strike on the counter to try and win it, but also were not going overkill to try and get that third. And it was the perfect balance to finish with, and credit to Kipre as well. It's not easy for a centre-back to come on in a game. I don't think you don't see it very often, and you certainly don't see it in Kieran McKenna teams where he's so keen to bring on as many attacking options as possible. But yeah, the way he stepped in, big-headed clearances, really solid.

36:10I like them as a three. I don't think we're going to see it at all in the championship, but don't rule it out. If they get over the line that we see those three starting as a proper centre-back trio at some point. Exciting. And maybe not that far away now. Right then, so the game is seen out. Nunes probably should have made it 3-1, but I wasn't too disappointed because I had 2-1 in the prediction league, didn't we, boys? So I might come on to that in a bit. But the big question, of course, after that victory is what it means. and we can look now and what it means basically is that they are verging but getting verging's maybe a bit a bit strong but certainly creeping towards edging closer towards the Premier League so this is the table after last night so you've got Coventry obviously home and host champions fair play to them this season fantastic and then you've got Town level on points with Millwall but with a game in hand and Millwall you'd have to say given their their last two games against Leicester who have obviously been relegated, which is still mind-blowing given the squad they've got.

37:14They're in all sorts of bother. And then Oxford. So you'd have to say that Millwall are going to win their final two games. That's going to leave them on 85 points. So effectively, if Town can also get six points from their last three games, they're going up. So that's two wins, AJ, from three games. We know that Town have got difficult games to finish with. certainly West Brom away and Southampton away. Hopefully they're saving that full 90 minutes performance for Southampton away next Tuesday. But how do you feel about things? And when we look at the table, is there anyone else that could play a part, do you reckon?

37:54Yeah, I don't want to kind of burrow out of the equation totally, but I think it's fair to say that they've got a lot of work cut out. And you're not just looking at Ipswich dropping off in the final three games. You're looking at Millwall and Saints having to drop points, and that's going to be pretty difficult. So I think it's going to be playoffs for Borough. Southampton still, I mean, definitely are in that fight, but it is going to rely on Millwall. Would they have to lose a game, wouldn't they, somewhere? So I think that that's going to be pretty difficult given that run in the final two that Millwall have.

38:34so it feels like it's close enough to a straight shootout and I think it's all on Ipswich and it's all about how they handle the pressure now it means that Saturday isn't a must win necessarily but you don't want to have to go to St Mary's knowing that you need to win the game because they are going to have to win one of these next two if they're going to have it in their hands going into final day and to be honest I think they're going to have to win one of the next two to ensure or two of the next three to ensure it because I can't see Millwall dropping points in their next two games. So I think that there is going to be a lot of pressure regardless because they don't want to have to go to Southampton and win.

39:16So the impetus is going to have to be on going to the Hawthorns and doing it there. Hey, look, if they take six points in the next two games, they're essentially promoted at St Mary's on Tuesday night, which would be great fun going back to Portman Road. I don't think we'll be blessed with that one. but given that the two fixtures coming up how hard they are um don't underestimate west brom by any means i'm sure we'll come on to there's still quite a lot of work left to go and of course it's about what they do on the pitch and how they perform but for me the biggest thing is is about handling the pressure that comes with this final week of the season and it's going to be more pressure rossi because again milwall go first they play friday night at leicester and leicester going home as a relegated side.

39:58I don't think they're going to get a lot of support. It still baffles me, honestly, as someone, obviously, I live with a Leicester fan. How they've managed to get relegated with that squad, I know they had six points off for whatever, but they should still be more than good enough to stay up. I mean, their record is absolutely dreadful. You look at the players they've got. But anyway, I think Millwall will beat them. And then again, the pressure goes back on town for Saturday. Now, you went early after they beat Norwich. I think a lot of people maybe felt like this. Why? It's done. You know, they're there.

40:30And obviously it's been proved there's a few more twists and turns. Are you expecting a few more twists and turns before the end of the season? Or do you reckon it's just going to be bang, beat West Brom, bang, beat Southampton Rock Boys?

40:42Ross Halls:I hope so. That is what we all want because I don't know if our hearts can take it. yeah obviously the Coventry game in the last promotion campaign that was a sort of heart in mouth sort of moments in that one the Southampton game feels like that could be the same night again because it was weird because wasn't that Southampton the Coventry game that was a rearranged game as well wasn't it I think because they were in the semi-finals of the FA Cup against a team from Manchester so is that coincidence or was that just fate that every time we get promoted back to the Premier League we just got to take on a team who had to get a game rearranged because of the FA Cup and in the semi-finals and all that and yeah Southampton I think it was going to be interesting to see how Southampton get on because if they win and beat Man City then they're going to be buzzing but also knackered and drained going into the game of St Mary's but then their fan base will be buzzing as well because they're in a cup final and then they know if they win against Town that it will be a shootout on the final day.

41:52But you know what?

41:54Ross Halls:As Sir Alf Ramsey said, I'm fine. You know, it'll be two tough away games. I think we had a little blip against Pompey. Maybe we just needed to get that out of our system. Get the feet, lose terribly, not do really well. grind it out against Charlton good job done hard fought win West Brom gets sort of win against them Southampton this team hopefully will show their bottle and get a big away day to remember for us all so yeah I believe in this team now I really do, it's been a weird season it's been a while to sort of fall in love with this team but I don't know. There's a few players that are really showing they've got it in them.

42:48Ross Halls:They just now need to really prove it to us in these next three games. As I said, three cup finals to go. Can they get over the line? Kieran McKenna, as a manager, he's been there, done that. This new band of brothers, can we finally get over the line? I feel fine, as Saurav said. AJ, I mean, from a purely selfish point of view, I kind of want them to get promoted at portman road on the final day of the season that'd be much better for us than a kind of a midweek game at southampton when we've got deadlines and means that we won't get a lot in um but you it sounds like you reckon it will go to the final game yeah i mean it will regardless but they will not be promoted atst mary's on tuesday night um just to stress because there could still be like a 15-goal swing.

43:35Who knows? I do think it will go. I don't think they're going to win their next two games. And I still have a lot of concerns. I'm going to be honest, and I'm looking at performances, and I'm looking at the last three and some of the goals conceded and the teams that they're coming up against that worry me. You look at the way that West Brom are playing. You look that they're still fighting, fearing about a potential points deduction, the players that they've got. They've kind of found their mojo now that they've been rejuvenated under James Morrison. Going away from home where Ipswich, again, are still struggling to put teams to the sword.

44:16Southampton doesn't need any real explanation. I am hoping that win or lose, they're going to be very drained off the back of a Wembley semi-final and obviously missing Flynn Downs, Mr. Vardant Conduct, three-match ban. Yeah, but I still have my concerns and I still want and feel like this team need to prove certain things and that's both on-pitch qualities and those kind of intangible mental aspects as well that I think we need to see more from because they're going to have to take one of these games by the scruff of the neck and win them and teams don't go to the Hawthorns and win. Southampton dropped points there, Wrexham dropped points there.

45:02Southampton, as I said, doesn't need much explanation and bigging up from this point. And it's just not as simple as that. And I still have those concerns about this team. So I hope they prove me wrong. I know that other fans feel the same way.

45:20This is the moment to prove people like me who have those fears wrong and prove Ross right. This is when the rubber meets the road, as our American friends say. Rossi, we're not going to go in great depth into the West Brom game because you're going to do a boot room about that. But in terms of the side, we only saw two changes, one enforced last night. What would you like to see on Saturday at West Brom? Because I think I would want, as I said in the starting X1 piece that I did, all of these games now feel like must-win games. And I think in that scenario, I want George Hurst to start. I know he's been up and down and much maligned, but I still think in a must-win game, I want George Hurst playing up top.

46:10So that's definitely one change I'd make. And I really like now the Azor Matasi with Jack Taylor, partnership in midfield. I want to see that going forward. That clearly is the best option. Taylor just keeps getting better and better for me. And we've already talked about stop faffing around with the centre-back rotation, that kind of stuff. So what would you like to see? How many changes would you like to see on Saturday?

46:30Ross Halls:yeah not too many but it is a very quick turnaround although i'm getting a bit sick of that in a way because like they're professional athletes they should be fine and they've been playing all season now at the start of the season it's sort of like yeah they're just getting up you know up to you know speed of everything but we're now in the end of the season they're running they've got to be ready for every game now um and yeah traveling they're only going to the midlands they've just been to london it's it's not crazy you know if we're going to millersborough or bloody wrecks them again. Then I'll go, yeah, okay, it's a little bit of travel.

47:01But I don't want too much change.

47:05Ross Halls:I think the back line is fine. We'll find out a bit more. Davis, if Johnson has to play a left back again, I don't mind it. Daniel, I thought, did okay, actually, when he came off the bench. I thought he sort of assured everybody, showed his experience. But no, I want Taylor and Matt Siwa to continue. And it is just the four going forward because it's case mcatea i think is showing he should be starting at right yeah right mid um left is just a toying cost isn't it between clark or philagene um the 10 roll nunez and metty are both not performing for me um so that's once again that's a bit of a toss of the coin but you know in a bad way with philagene and clark going oh i don't mind who starts um i'll probably start clark I may continue with Metty I think Nunes will start and then yeah you've got to start Hurst because he'll be the fresher of the two strikers as my voice cracks there maybe I'm not that convinced with that decision but yeah not too many changes please but if once again we'll find out a bit more I'm sure on the day if you know if there's been a few knocks because of the Charlton game you know some players may have got a bit bruised for their battling win but yeah I think you've just got to keep with a winning team now because it's running There are no presses this week so we won't have an opportunity to speak to Kieran but in terms of the team we should probably bring people up to speed on Leif Davis AJ so he dipped out last night on the TV they were saying a very very minor hamstring injury but it sounds like there was a quote I'm sure I read that I assume that was you talking to Kieran where he said he wasn't close yeah so he wasn't close for for this game so we'll be assessed going into the weekend i'd also heard it's been quite minor and scans and stuff look okay so we'll have to wait and see i don't think it's going to be um anything serious but you have to manage leaf quite well because he's had these knocks he's been out of match rhythm he's had a month out with football come back and then his partner's given birth he's missed a game then he's had the borough game So stop start for a player that loves to play week in, week out.

49:21And I think that with a hamstring injury, that can be quite problematic when you want to find rhythm and fluidity that you then all of a sudden lose that and get thrown back into it again. That's quite difficult. So yeah, we'll see you going into the weekend. It's two or three changes for me. I'm not going too big. I want to keep the core the same. Johnson, if Johnson starts, then that's fine. I don't want to push Leif Davis. I don't think he was ready to play against Middlesbrough on Sunday, and that obviously played a part leading to the goal that put Burrow ahead on the day. And I don't want a repeat of that.

49:59If Davis isn't fully fit, you go with Johnson again. Simple as that for me. Other than that, I'm sticking with Filagene for better off the ball work than Jack Clark. And also, the rule of thumb is Filagene, better starter. Jack Clark, the better substitute. I just think that's how it works. Been really impressed by McAteer. You keep the rest of the back line the same. You keep Matissea and Taylor the same. So the other changes I'd go would be Nunez back in. Agree with Ross that both the number 10 options are not performing at the moment. And Hurst up front for me in this one is a number nine who has a better chance of battling Nat Phillips, who is a big, experienced centre-back.

50:39And I think that Hurst would do better up against him. yeah i think you refer to jack clark there as a substitute aj you mean of course finisher not subs they don't have subs they have finishers yeah that's what they are um you've done a key battles piece haven't you for tomorrow morning in terms of looking ahead to west brom so that's that i hope you've read it uh i've read it yeah i liked it i enjoyed it um i can't read anything about it if you ask me but um it was definitely a rollicking good read um any other things to mention from last night um i i wonder what's going on with nathan jones fingers have you noticed this um they seem quite i couldn't see it but i heard a lot about it yeah i just you know i don't want to obviously you know the body shame the guy but his fingers are quite yellow and i just wondered as someone who also used to be a fairly heavy smoker i wondered if he smokes which would seem remarkable for someone involved in uh in the old health and fitness side of things um he doesn't bite them quite a lot.

51:36Ross Halls:Sloven Bilic. Wow, yeah. He was a smoker. He was a lord himself, wasn't he? Yeah. A lot of European smoke. But you know what? It's, I think sometimes that could go a bit under the radar, but there is some potential players. The nicotine pouches. Yeah. Yeah. A lot of players use interesting, isn't it? But I just noticed that last night. I'd like to know more. If anyone out there knows what it's all about, please do let me know. AJ, have you got any more crazy stories from the road because the the story from pompey where your room was hot and you you had you then headbutted the the bed that was mental like absolutely crazy um did you have any uh anything else from last night because you had to stay over because uh yeah you you were you were you were you were scared you might be targeted in the ends i was yeah so uh i didn't get a train back in the end got my little uber to drop me back at lewisham and you know what it was lovely the only story i have i went down for breakfast this morning i think i told you this um and there were just 15 or metropolitan police officers all just coming for their breakfast i don't think they were staying in the hotel i think they'd just come in for some some free orange juice and some bacon i don't know what that was all about but um yeah other than that not very eventful and that's how i like it didn't concuss myself this week uh we go again i don't think you were concussed um anyway maybe you were concussed or maybe you wish you were concussed now because i'm going to talk about the most important thing we have to talk about today's pod which is of course friends another league table which starting to feel like it may be decided that's this one baby here we go that's right because yours truly got the score right last night 2-1 i said even though i actually joined the build-up in the day said i actually think town they're going to lose i've got a bad feeling about it i went 2-1 i boxed clever it's come off for me and now i've got six point lead at the top of the table.

53:29Yes, 47 points. Me. AJ, second, 41. Stu, 39. Rossi, all the way down there. Whoa. Get the old binoculars out to Rossi down there at bottom, 35 points. The title is mine, isn't it? I've got one hand on the trophy. Yeah, you said this about Ipswich after the derby day. You said that they've got one foot in the Premier League and then they took one point from their next two games, lost to Portsmouth. so um you've gone early and i don't mind it you go early as i said and as i've said all along um this season in particular these silly competitions they're for children ultimately it's just a child childish competitiveness um and and i think it's quite embarrassing to be honest yeah that's just how i see it okay because i mean you have won all of them so far so obviously i didn't have anything to you yeah uh rossi you left you left there was that deliberate or you just didn't want to talk about it?

54:25Ross Halls:Yeah, you said you've got one hand on your trophy. I've got all my hands on the wooden spoon. Oh, there we go. Oh, dear, Rossi. So, yeah. Do you know what? Is that because I've been consistent on back and wins? Of course, it's been up and down this season. But, yeah, I take my wooden spoon with pride and I don't really care because if town get promoted, happy days. There's still three games left, Ross. yeah but i've got back wins for town and if they don't win those three games then i'm not going to get any points am i so i think what's let me down is my first goal scorer because someone pointed out i forgot who it was sorry um the person who made this comment um i've been very unlucky with a lot of my first goal scorers i've been on the bench and not in the 18 at all so because that happened again at chelton buddy jack clark so you love a rogue shout as well well yeah that as well just sometimes go oh i think ashley young will score first or something like that i think i actually did for one game yeah i think you get you start to get desperate though don't you as you as you start to see yourself getting cut away you start making wilder and wilder picks just because you need something to to land to get you back in it um i i think like the actual championship this i need to go back and have a look maybe ross can i think this is going to be a very low points return i don't feel like any of us have actually done that way.

55:50You are very much the Coventry here, Mark.

55:54Ross Halls:By this stage of the season, we've forgot about the Prediction League. Yeah, that happened last season, didn't it? We just stopped doing it. We all remember, apart from the one who went on holiday. Who's that? I can't remember. One of us went to somewhere like the Maldives. I seem to remember that Ross just stopped doing it. To be fair, it wasn't that much fun, was it, in the Premier League? What's for me, damn it. Yeah, well, I mean, you've won still, mate. Exactly, that's what I meant. You're still the reigning champion two years in a row, but it does look like I might unseat you this season, which I won't mention at all when it happens.

56:32Anything else to mention, friends? Anything else for the scorers? Yes, Ross?

56:37Ross Halls:One more thing to mention. I have potentially a new lucky stall, which is blue and white. I'll borrow this from another photographer, good old swampy who um does some freelance work yeah his name's carl but um i think he's nick he's nicknamed swampy that's what he's named in my phone um but yeah he's a good lad and photographer and um because i've lost four stools this season which probably won't shock everybody um and i just do you know what i just got to a point on sunday for the borough game i was like i cannot be asked to get a new stool so i went over to him and said mate can i borrow your stall and he went yep no problem he gave me this nice blue and white one so hopefully this is a lucky stall that i'll be sitting on for the next three games and for the qpr game at boron road we'll be celebrating with this stall and promotion but uh we shall see but looking forward to next three games cup finals here we go and we should also mention ross of course it wasn't only a good night for the men's team last night it was also a very good night for the the women's team had a great win very good win um i didn't i wasn't really following it because i was in the ground at the valley and it was i didn't know until half time when i went over to the away end and sort of caught up with a few people and um i was good old just jobster and lear from crew and jobster went oh you've seen the score for the women's game i went oh no and he went 4-1 i went oh no what's 4-1 he went no they've won 4-1 i went wow um they're very much it's in their hands now with staying up, but I think they've done it pretty much.

58:10Ross Halls:They've only got two more games to go. They're away at potential WSL2 champions, Birmingham on Sunday, which will be a tough game, but you never know. And then they play their final game against, I forgot who they're playing. Sorry, I forgot who they're playing, but they're playing at the same time as the men for the QPR game, which is not ideal, which is disappointing. But yeah, they've been an incredible run. David Wright, fair play to him and the new signings as well. AJ, you got the team in the plan? Sunderland. I thought it was, I was going to say Sunderland, but I wasn't confident it was Sunderland.

58:46Ross Halls:I didn't want to butcher it properly. But yeah, they've been incredible. But yeah, really good win at Colchester on Wednesday night as the men beat Cholton. They, of course, beat Sheffield United 4-1, which is an incredible result. And what a story it will be for them to stay up and then town men's team get promoted. That'll be a great season as a whole. Did you see Boz's goal? Yeah, it was a great goal. They hit. And as well, right-backs, the two right-backs scoring for Ixwich Town on the same night. It's incredible. I love that. I mean, to be fair, I thought Darnell Furlong's hit was brilliant, but he doesn't win goal of the night.

59:27No, that's a better goal. That's a sensational goal. If you've not seen it, go and watch it. It's on obviously all the social medias around the ladies' side. Fantastic goal. Brilliant goal. Brilliant win. And great to see them, likely staying up now under David Wright. Right then, friends, that brings us almost to the golden hour. I don't honestly know when the next podcast is going to be because on Monday there's going to be a press conference. I'm off. AJ's off. Stu will be covering the press conference. So I'm hoping he may have time to pod with Ross Monday afternoon ahead of Southampton, but fingers crossed that will happen.

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1:00:38Rossi's there with his wooden spoon. Look, fantastic. Friends, Israest Town are two wins away from the Premier League. They go to West Brom on Saturday. We'll be there. If you're going, enjoy it. Roar the lads on. If you can't be there, follow it all with us, and we'll be back at some point next week to break it all down and look ahead, hopefully, to what could be another famous night at Southampton. as town perhaps seal their spot back in the top tier land of milk and honey. Friends, have a great weekend. We'll speak to you next time.

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