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Hello and welcome to a very special edition of Inside the Huddle.

My name is Neil Reynolds and joining me to discuss the news of a fifth regular season game at Wembley stadium Mike Carlson of Channel 4 on the BBC Mike good to have you back well back's not

quite the worst because I'm sitting down in Cornwall at the moment but it's nice to be back on the podcast

we want to hear splashing we want to hear you making sandcastle splashing in the water a bit

seagulls and fish and chips the caw the cawaw you hear is seagulls it is Splashing. We want to hear you making Sandcastle splashing in the water a bit.

Seagulls and fish and chips.

The corkaw you hear is seagulls. It isn't me laughing.

I thought it was your fan club.

Mike, there's lots to talk about in the NFL. We'll get your views on the lockout, which is a very serious one.

We'll get your views on that in a little while. On the upcoming NFL draft as well, we'll get some information on that. But first to the Tampa Bay

Buccaneers and the Chicago Bears at Wembley Stadium, Sunday, October the 23rd, a 6 p.m. kickoff.

Your thoughts on that game and the fact that we've got a game coming back to the UK.

Well, I mean, that's great news right off the bat,

and I think it's a really positive sign in terms of the lockout,

that the plans for it are going ahead,

although I suppose you and Greg Brady will probably be playing for the replacement bucks

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