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24:47They are warm. They are warm. Well, no, we're warm in here. Fucking, we're red hot. They're not warm. They're not warm. The cakes were boring. They were boring. They were boring. I've seen them. I was so lucky. I thought they were really nice.

25:00Nicky:Light, light. No, but I think when you see these served Korean bakeries when they make them fresh, they're like this big and it's full of fresh custard. No, they are. They're like that, aren't they? Have you seen them? Bet you're exaggerating yourself. Where have you seen yourself? Bet you exaggerate yourself a lot as well. I watch a lot of bakery online, lads. In Bolton. I watch a lot of bakery online. I know me sponges and I know me custard. That was Midnight Snack powered by Midnight. Built for now. Not like the old school bookies. It's quick to use. Simple to navigate with no messing about.

25:28Remember, you've got to be 18 or older and please gamble responsibly. Something that amused me was Portugal against Uzbekistan. Ronaldo scores and announces, I'm back. I mean, it's Uzbekistan. Ain't they not bad, though? So when he said, I'm back, was that lip reading? Yeah, it was lip reading. I'm back. I'm back. I mean, maybe he didn't even say that. Maybe he just went, I'm bad. Michael Jackson throwback either way.

26:07Nicky:I always think, why is he saying it in English as well? Why is he not saying it in Portuguese? Where's he back from? That's the thing, he's crazy. I mean, we know him, don't we? It's all like his persona. He's not bad, you know. They've got a city centre-half. I love the way United welcomed him back when he came back. Exactly! Like he disappeared for a pint of milk. I'm back I'm back it's Cannavaro Cannavaro's the manager but yeah I mean I don't think anyone questions the player he was and his aura and his importance to the football itself and Portugal and even I said it the other week if someone's in front of a goal you want him he's going to score a goal but it's the other side of it when it's not going when you're not playing against Uzbekistan that's the problem Paddy's got a good point it's when he gets to the better team it's going to be I don't know I still look he's amazing and his two goals were brilliant and he's dry for a 41 year old he's dry he's dry determination he's self-discipline like it's almost like that game the other week like upset him and he must have heard what was going on and he's gone I'll show you he texts it personal and the fact that Messi scores and they're a big player score he's like Alan and batter and it's part of his personality and what makes him great it's the arrogance that comes with it as well though there's a certain level of arrogant showmanship that if things aren't going in his favour, it makes him look a bit silly.

27:33It makes him look like a bit of a prick. But when he was at United, he was the reason, but going back, when did he leave? What year did he leave, roughly? To go to Madrid. Oh, yeah. 2008, was it? 2008. So he was the reason that I had to stop playing fantasy football. So we used to do it all the time. But I had a rule, I'd never put a United player in my team. And you literally... That's bitter, Chris. Come on. You couldn't... You don't want to win? No, do you know what? Because I couldn't handle that kind of, that little sense of like, if he scored three goals for United and I had him as a captain, I couldn't live with myself for being like, oh yes, get in.

28:10So I had to stop playing because you could only do well if you had him as your captain. I've got to say, fantasy football does ruin football for you. I play it, I'm in leagues with lads and exactly what Chris said, drives me mad when a player who you can't stand, you're rooting for him to do well is that rivalry of football fans as well is good isn't it I wouldn't drive past City's ground if he had to go somewhere do you know what I mean and there was remember Key 103 yeah they used to sponsor City and we used to listen to Key 103 as soon as that happened off off yeah gone I could see him going past the City ground in that golf buggy he used to have getting eked riding past yeah I don't think he'll last that far from now but the badge should be gone I was going to say I did fantasy football for Sky a few years ago during the TV series my rule was I had no United players no City players no Arsenal no Chelsea no Everton and no Tottenham players in my team I had such morals on who I would have and I would like to say that it worked in my fact I came like third from bottom but I did it with dignity might be a good reason for that Chris did it with honour did it with honour you could hold your head high at least you weren't bottom honourable honourable dignified loser and you know when we're talking about like Ronaldo's and the goats of the game and you're talking there Nicky about players you want in front of the goal where you go now Messi he's scored another two goals but it just shows you're all infallible misses a penalty that man's a freak yeah but you just go like you didn't put your mortgage on no he's not a great penalty record they were saying I think he's missed three out of seven in the World Cups has he?

29:50he's not got a brilliant penalty record no how does that work though? It's messy. I know. And you expect him to do it. Is it because he's got time to think about it? No, I don't think so. Did you notice he did the stutter? I hate it. I hate it. Danny Murphy actually said it well on the camera. So he does his stutter, he's delaying and delaying, but the keeper already went and the keeper's already gone to the side he's going. Because you're automatically trying to get it more in the corner, I think. And with that, he ends up missing it. I think it's an unbelievable character when you've missed a penalty and then you come back and score goals.

30:26We've all played in games. We must have played in games, Nick, where we've missed a penalty. You think, fuck, you know, you want the crown to swallow you up. A question for the two of you then. Do you think penalties should count towards goal tallies? Yes. You do, yeah? Definitely. I don't like that. I don't like it when penalties are counted towards golden boots and things like that. Because you've got Gary Lineker talking about how Harry Kane's the best striker England have ever had. And he's a great player. He's a good striker. But he scored 10 World Cup goals now, five of them penalties that for me it takes away from the tally of being an outfield strike they scored an outfield goals 25 of his 80 goals have been penalties yeah I think you're right because it does take all I think Cole wouldn't take penalties because of that he said he only wants his goals from player yeah yeah yeah it does take a little bit away

31:14Nicky:but there's still a massive skill to score on a penalty I'll tell you something now you talk about like I wouldn't want to be having that pressure on me in a World Cup final or something to take a penalty Oh yeah He's done it I think I think the penalty Should have to be taken By whoever's penalised I don't think That's like basketball You have to take it If it's you That plays the ball For a handball You take the penalty If you're brought down You take the penalty And then I think It probably stops Players from going down Who don't want The way to that responsibility Who would rather Try and play the ball through Do you know what I mean Yeah it's a good show And when you said There you just mentioned Gary Lineker that it was so weird when it's sitting in pop-up on ITV yeah what's going on there I know he didn't do the full thing but it's obviously to put the BBC's nose out of John I think Gary quite likes a bit of controversy don't he anything to rub the BBC's face a little bit you know just like we've never spoke about pundits and what have you but from any era who's your top three pundits who you love when the foot is on you go oh I'm glad it's them talking about it you know what I will say I think ITV is so much better than BBC well you're wrong but that's alright oh I'm not being thinking yeah no I forgot about your contract it's in his big break contract I forgot about your contract he's all elements of BBC I will say I will say where ITV have absolutely smashed it out of the park is going out there and the set looks amazing yeah but I wouldn't say the punditry is that better have you just gone against the BBC no no what I'm saying is the BBC and this is what I can't understand I think the punditry is better well I can't understand why the BBC haven't sent anyone out there everyone's out there apparently they're doing that from the quarter finals or something aren't they are they?

33:03they have sent people out there Alan Shearer is out there and the commentators are out there co-commentators but the pundits are in Manchester no I know but yeah that's what I'm saying I can't get my head around that but where I can't understand or where you were saying about the ITV are better there's no getting round it I think personally Gary Lineker as a pundit all those years on the BBC was head and shoulders No he wasn't a pundit though was he? No but as a yeah I know you're saying he wasn't a pundit but he never used to just ask questions he'd put an opinion in there as well I'm not saying BBC are bad don't get me wrong they're still very good but I think they're a younger group I think you've got your Ian Wright your Roy Keane your Gary Neville I like Duncan Ferguson on as well.

33:50I like Emma Raisip. What do you think about the tactics that she's been doing? I like that. I like it. That's brave to do that. That's what I'm saying. This World Cup, you're right, they've smashed it out of the bag. You've got a contract with BBC. It's a bit of a no-win for the BBC though, isn't it? Can you imagine all the cuts they're making? They've sent everybody out on the jolly. I think it's a little bit of a no-win for them. You're right, really. The BBC do have that. It's in my contract. Let's keep it on brand new. I tell you what, if you slag off the Antiques Roadshow, I'll have to defend that as well.

34:28Are we doing our top three pundits? Yeah, for me, I'm going... All time? All time. Yeah, yeah. Say it in Greavesy. Well, you've gone two straight away. We're presenters, though. Oh, yeah, together, aren't we? Oh, all time. Well, we could go presenters, like nostalgia. I love watching... I tell you what, I'll just change the lines, go top five. We're going to be screwed with top. right I'm going Ali McCoyst I think he's amazing you know what he's brilliant at slagging somebody off but not offending him it's fucking unbelievable that is a skill that's a talent he's brilliant at him you don't quite have that do you Paul no I'm afraid no I wish he had I'm very jealous

35:05Nicky:you've got to put Lineker in there presenter by the way it's a generic top five not just you that's two you've gone 1-1-1-1 this is what I mean about it it is hot in the room you do get aggressive right i'm saying we're all going to do our own here i'm just starting this all week i'm still right so you've done your first two uh mccoy's linica yeah uh i'm going righty yeah i'm going roy this this is brilliant get this go on i'm going roy this is amazing do you know why like because not the bbc yes no linica was you've got three out of four did like 30 odd you're at the bbc you've got three out of four itv and what you're waiting for now bbc and you're trying to find a BBC one for the number five and I'm going to go I'm going to go modern like I could go Anson Lawrenson from back of the Satan's Greasy but I'm going to go modern and it's Shearer oh Shearer as well I'm going to go Big Meeks I like him I like him he brings something to it he's got a smile in his voice you can't not like him he's got a smile in his voice yeah I like that he makes it a bit more kind of like enjoyable yeah I love him to be honest I like people who make me smile and make me laugh exactly that's what I mean and don't take it too seriously along the way I think he's good valued he's very happy but you weren't having that when I first said it Michael Richards yeah you weren't having it not all time I'm talking about pundits who really detailed football I mean no one makes me smile more than watching Paul Merson doing Sucker Saturday when it goes to and he can't pronounce anyone's name Cammy do you know what you know what and also I can't believe a name I've not said Jeff Stellan brilliant doing that show on Soccer Saturday as well was a skill you've got your it's the same kind of thing Roy Keane for me right so like as a player obviously just oh god hated him because he was good and he was a bastard I mean he was a good bastard but you would have loved him if he was your bastard and he wasn't he was somebody else's bastard so obviously grew up hating Roy Keane and as a pundit oh god I love him because I mean first of all when he gets excited he goes so high I think only dogs are listening to him right he gets so high pitched but when United have been shit he will go to town on them more than anybody else will that's what I love about these two to be fair you know and these two are United through and through but I like how you know they'll call it as they see it you know what I mean and Roy Keane definitely does that I love listening to him go to town on United right come on then you three give us some names I love do you know what as a double act we talk about Satan Greavesy from back in the day brilliance but as a modern double act I love Carragher and Neville I love the arguments they have I love the fact that they don't kind of just agree with each other for pleasantries or anything and it's some real needle though Yeah, yeah, yeah.

38:13Them two are very good. I love Rye as well. I think Graeme Souness is brilliant. Oh, Graeme Souness, of course. Yeah, Graeme Souness. Brilliant. And I think massively, you know, just slightly too early as a Liverpool manager in terms of his forward-thinking approach, really, in terms of, you know, nutrition and tactics and the science behind it. Yeah, yeah. Great. Who would you pick? No. give me five no so we've gone way back we've talked about different ones but five no I said I said Micah Richards and Righty who are current and Shearer as well brilliant all three of them BBC I really like I really I mean just a little bit of gender balance I really like Karen Carney yeah she's good Karen do you know what Karen Carney's brilliant and also as well she is an absolute diamond off screen I did it with brilliant for BT

39:11Nicky:and I tell you what the in-depth stuff she does for like half an hour before she's very good and Chris you've got something in common with Karen oh yeah twinkle toes more than you think as well because me and Karen we both live in the same place we were next door neighbours believe it or not really so we met me and Karen met during lockdown and we met because we had the same communal garden and then she moved around the corner and so she goes to the same gym as my wife so we have we have kept the glitter ball in the same postcode area. I love that. I'm going to ask you about Strictly in a sec, but just on Karen, I can honestly say people you meet in your life who you just go, thank God people like them are in the world.

39:55She's one of them. She's just an absolute good egg. And she's good when they give her the headset to go behind the gold as well. You know, getting the energy from the crowd and being that kind of touchline. And do you know what? She works really hard. She was all the rest of her. Brilliant. Great, great, great, great. Right, Karen's in there. Well, let's just talk about Strictly then because I was going to say, as a surprise booking, no one looked more surprised than you. You must have been like, when you got the call going, fucking dancing, what's going on here? Unless you're a secret talented dancer that you never talked to anyone about.

40:30I said no three times. Do you know who I'd love to see on Strictly? This lad at the side of me, Paul Scholes. I would love to see him on the just to see him react to music since I was 12

40:42Nicky:so what what's he like on the dance floor I've never seen him dance once yeah I see I see I reckon I'd need about 14 pints to even think about it I've seen Scully dance on his wedding his wedding day that lasted about five seconds yeah and do you know what I'd love to see the purry you're on there's a double act wait a minute Paddy he's a brilliant dancer who? drunk dancer no he's unbelievable drunk dancer oh wow him and Giggs on the dance floor really? he's brilliant do we see a little bit? do you know what as well show us a few moves when Paul Merson was on with us and I loved the fact that because they really try and over hype what it is to do strictly right?

41:21and some people go on it oh it's been my dream and blah blah blah blah and there's a few of us when me Pete works Paul Merson kind of like you know we've been talked into this and they said to Paul on one of the episodes your mum's in the audience you know this must be so proud for her to see you on this show and he went what do you mean he said I'd play for England

41:46get a grip of yourself I love it your family must be buzzing with that do you know the greatest moment for me on Strictly Tony Adams doing that striptease to was it hot or not it was the full Monty unbelievable scenes gold that right shops this week that prize guy i've got a treat for all the family a two thousand pounds voucher for a trip to center parks uh head over to that prize guy dot core dot uk to enter now for just 99 pence so on account of that trip to center parks i want you lads to rank some of the activities you can do the best to last okay i'm going to give you we've got five activities and you're thinking now with the kids right so we've got water park with all the slides and wave machines we've got laser quest we've got bowling alley pedaloes and zip wire swimming's number one for me zip wire number one yeah that's about fucking 30 seconds he's an adventurer then what do you do he's an adventurer that's what he's like

42:51Nicky:on zip wire right into the pool that's my first two hoisting tightening everything up around your jaffas it's number five for me but it's your list you've got one i've gone five where you put your zip wires oh uh zip wires i can't remember bowling swimming's number one i'll go away on that that's a full you've got a full afternoon with the kids chips after what's wrong with a swimming pool what no go on not for me what's off the swimming there's chlorine in it and also it's not like i I don't like swimming pools. It's my fucking top five. How can you not like a swimming pool? How do you go on a holiday?

43:28Nicky:I jump in, get cold, I jump out. You jump out of a pool? Are you good at that? Yeah. He's got some fucking power in them pods, hasn't he? Fucking hell. I jump out. It's not the water boy. It's not the club. Fucking Aquaman. Right, we've got the other three now is Laser Quest, Balling. In fact, Balling could be number four for me. And Pedalos. Right, so Pedalos last because they're pointless. listen if you go against the breeze you're there all day then i've got bowling it's not only a lake i was going to say you're in a lake yeah there's no wind there you're not on the no wind there have you ever been to the lake at kinta you can't get back if the wind's going the wrong way yeah but this is my it's my top five this is in fucking center park penriff there's no wind in penriff we're not on that lake there's no wind in penriff right me pedalo bowling what's the other one er laser quest laser quest swimming ziplining first so laser quest is three you can't laser quest I'd have laser quest as two after swimming I think top five me zip wire swimming pool laser quest bowling and last but not least pedalo do you understand that one yes I did yeah and what's yours erm swimming laser quest bowling what was the other one pedaloes and zip wire pedaloes and zip wire I can't believe I've not put archery in that archery's good it is a good archery I'm going to go water park bowling pedaloes laser quest zip wire there's two things archery and rock climbers should be on there do you know why I've put laser quest a bit low down because there's nothing worse than when you get a few knobhead dads in there who think they're fucking Rambo it's just a bit of fun this it's just a bit of fun cover me it's a game a laser question no i was just thinking about doing it with friends i weren't thinking about all that lovely stuff yeah i like that well there we are we've ranked our top five activities to do at center park what about biking you're on the bike track perfect brilliant the raps and stuff yeah obviously little girl when she was younger they're painting the cups and the plates and stuff nice and just relax a little bit no no no no is that an activity though Well yeah of course it is Yeah what's it called Pottery Pottery Arts and crafts Oh do you know another one Arts and crafts The indoor climbing walls And then you have a little chill out Draw a few plates Don't like heights Get them in the oven Magic Go back and get them the next day You don't like heights No What's your limit Like if you're out at home And you're on the stepladders You're out with them Or is it proper heights Yeah any heights Don't look like them Well alright then What's climbing to the The cab of an HGV Too high for you Like where were we getting I'm going to piss out my side.

46:13Where are we going here? Where are we going with that? I just don't like heights. They get a bit wobbly with them. Anyhow, remember to get yourself over to thatprizeguy.co.uk for your chance to win a£2 ,000 centre-parks voucher for just 99 pence. Right, while we've got you here, Chris, now this can be, a bit like when we were talking about pundits, any era. I want you to do your comedian's six-a-side. okay so it's comedians playing in a team yeah not because of football qualities I'd imagine just well you can you can mix a bit of both and it's a six aside it's normally a five aside why six well because you're in it oh I'm in it so I'm in the team put the extra player that's the level we've reached everyone because you're in the team we'll have to add an extra one oh you give it to us one hand and take away with the other let's start let's start with your goalkeeper in goal comedian six aside alright do you know what let's stick my mate Rob Beckett in goal motor mouth won't stop talking he'll be shouting at the team in front of him and I reckon those big teeth of his as well when the sun catches them anyone coming down on goal they'll get their like sun and they're like absolutely no chance I was do you know what when you said Rob that he's another great lad where I thought I wonder how long it is until you mention his teeth there you go Straight in the...

47:43Teet so big, even I know. Defence, no. Who's your defenders? Well, defence. Let's go for some height in defence, shall we? Should we go for Greg Davis? And Tom Davis and Greg Davies? I think Greg Davis would have been a good shirt for your goalkeeper with a height. And Big T, Big Tom. Yeah, we'll stick the two of them in defence, I think. Right, OK, we've got three. Six foot eight, he is. say something who is I thought you was in with the show

48:14Nicky:Paddy's face dropped because I don't know if you know it but Paddy's a record goalkeeper at Soccer Raid and thinks every time I get a goalkeeper on he talks tactics because I like goalkeepers it's absolutely devastated his record is he's conceded the most goals no I've not no I've not I've stopped the most but it was just in that one game and to be fair it was Carlos I lost fucking Tevez. I can't like Tevez again. Who just finished playing. He was 98. And didn't get the memo. I'm just putting it out there. Sorry, Chris. Sorry. Sorry about that, Chris. Any chance to get to character assassinating me, they will.

48:53The comedians who play soccer aid, right? They think they're playing in the World Cup. Lee Mack scored one goal. He never stopped. You would think it's the greatest thing that's ever happened in his life. Yeah, but also as well, when I ever see Lee Mack, when he talks about that goal, I do remind him, Joel Domit was in the nets. Right? And he was in the nets because I'd got injured. So they just went, Joel, do you mind going to nets for this? The first one he lets in, because he tries to just put his foot on the ball, because it's rolls when it goes under his foot into the net. And Lee Mack's running off, pulling his shirt off as though he's just pulling past.

49:27Didn't Lee Mack play for rest of the world, but he's English? He started off as England, then went rest of the world. He's a great lad. I played a game with him as well. Lee's one of them people. because it's funny in comedy. There's some really brilliant comedians out there who you wouldn't necessarily would want to sit down in a pub and have a laugh with. And then you've other comedians who are brilliant, but you could sit down and have a laugh and Lee's one of them. And there's some comedians that are a really good laugh when you're working with them, but you couldn't imagine what it's like to live with them.

50:01Oh, yes. Yes, there is. Right. Where are we? We need a midfield player, don't we? Midfield. Have we run the... About three. Two midfield, one forward. Two midfielders, one forward. Two midfielders. OK, right. Well, let's go with... I'm going to go... Let's stick John Richardson in midfield because he's so anally organised about everything that I think he'd be able to organise the team around him. Is he acting now? He's in Waterloo Road, isn't he, John Richardson? Is he the one at 8 out of 10? Yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah. But he's so neurodiversely OCD. He'd have that team in shape from the centre of the pitch without kicking the ball himself, I think.

50:42I love that. Right, who's at the side of him? I'll tell you what, let's go with a little bit of a play on words here, but let's go with Ben Elton because he's got a fast-paced delivery. Oh, I love it. So, Ben Elton for his fast delivery. Have you met him, Chris? Ben. Yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I've met him a few times. Exactly that. Because before I ever met him, I thought, bloody hell, it's Ben Elton. the track record and the persona he has on stage, I thought, oh, Christ, what's this going to be like? Two people I've met like that in comedy where I was worried were Ben Elton and Alexi Sale. And I absolutely loved being in the company.

51:21So generous, so lovely to talk to. Who's the god of comedians? Oh, you're right. Is he not a one? No, it's a personal thing. I had an ITV show a couple of years ago, a year and a half ago, interviewing people and stuff like that. And I'd never interviewed anybody or anchored a show like that before. My first guest was Paul Whitehouse. And my last guest on the series was Ben Elton. And having them on a thing that I was doing, they were, when I had Paul Whitehouse on at the beginning, honestly, I'm sat there opposite him. I'm interviewing him, learning how to interview on the job, really. And in me head, my brain is just going, you're interviewing Paul Whitehouse?

52:01Yeah, yeah, yeah, exactly. Shut up, I'm trying to talk to Paul Whitehouse You almost want to With people at Art and All and Ben You want to Ask them stuff but you think you can't do That like, it's like these two Sometimes these two will be talking And I'll be sat there and they'll be talking about The dressing rooms at Barcelona and in my head I'm going Fucking hell That's outrageous but like You forget, you've got to Stop yourself kind of fanboying A little bit, haven't you? You have yeah you have and I had to stop myself from doing a smashy impression in front of Paul Whitehouse it felt brilliant right and finally well you know obviously we've only got one left listen it sounds quite arrogant I'm sticking myself up front because as we've learned from the England game and Garner's performance the main thing is keeping a clean sheet so we've got a solid defence we've got the midfield sorted we're going to keep a clean sheet with Rob Beckett in goal and Greg and Tom in defence and then basically there's more chance of the ball hitting me and going in accidentally if I'm up front if I just run around and make a nuisance of myself and try not to run into the goalposts.

53:12Who's your manager?

53:13Nicky:Oh, that's a good one. Oh, do you know what? Who was talking about the last one laughing before? Was it you, Paul? Yeah. Yeah, let's think Bob. Bob Mortimer. Bob, yeah. Because we know, you know you've got the hydration breaks, right? Yeah. Well, he'd have a little bit of pocket meat, wouldn't he? Oh, he loves a pocket meat. For the little pocket meat break. Have you watched a fishing program he does with Paul Lighthouse? Yeah, yeah, yeah. How good's that? It's good, isn't it? Brilliant, yeah. They've got that. Sometimes TV programs come along where you go, oh, they've just cracked it there. And there's nothing to it.

53:43It's just a nice, gentle watch. Whack it on. It's mad, isn't it? You go, watching people fish is going to be good telly. Do you know what makes me laugh, though? It's like you watch something like Gogglebox, right? And I can't get my head around it. I'm like, what? you're just watching people watch the telly. And then, you know, somebody pointed out to me, it's literally what you do with soccer. You're watching people watch football. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, it is true. It is true, yeah. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. It's the same thing, isn't it? On that fishing pro, have they ever caught a fish? I don't think I've ever seen one where they caught a fish.

54:15Yeah, yeah, yeah. Well, Paul's the kind of expert. Proper angler. Yeah, and Bob sort of. But I think Bob's got more into it as he's gone along. But it's just a lovely, nice, gentle watch. And you forget, no, there's a generation of people watching them too. Bob's main partner Vic Reeves Jim but everyone talks about him with Paul Whitehouse it was a quiz thing they used to do shooting stars shooting stars yeah for Bob I mean Bob's had a massive resurgence in his career and I think it stems from how brilliant he is and would I lie to you yes he's just become a legend really hasn't he yeah I mean he was already he had his moments with Vic and that and it was brilliant but it's almost a second career now for him but do you know what else that is Chris as well you're right it is from that but it's the power of social media and clipping things up on YouTube and you just go oh what's this and you go oh he's brilliant and he's so he's so clippable though isn't he is he a football fan Middlesbrough Middlesbrough yeah Chris thanks for joining us pal on this World Cup special it's been an absolute treat well do you know what thank you Chris I've loved this I still hate you but it's been a pleasure cheers guys thanks Chris I'd like to think he's directing it at you two yeah yeah yeah I'm like you know Chris what have I done the problem is you can't have a go at a Bolton fan yeah yeah yeah I don't know where my eyes wander what am I supposed looking at you talking to them well that's it for this week's The Good The Bad and The Football Powered by Midnight the betting app that's built different

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