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72 Plus, the EFL podcast with Aaron Paul and Joby McEnough.

Hello and welcome to 72 plus the EFL pod from Five Live Sport and the Football Daily podcast.

Guys, new studio this week.

We are in old broadcasting house. I feel like we're in an

atmosphere steeped in history. It has that smell of history about it as well. And we have a prop.

It's the fighting talk bell. I don't know what it's doing in here, Joe's, but I'm going to be

utilising it throughout the show. I quite like it. It reminds me for anyone out there to watch

Breaking Bad, the old boy in it, some really interesting scenes where he's just drilling the bell, getting no response. So I'm not sure if I'm the old boy today, actually, Aaron, I think it might be. For once, you've actually made the trip in to London to come and see us, and I really am grateful, because I don't really see you that often. Well, we've got a special. Kind of like having a long-distance relationship with someone, you know.

But, Jobbs, it's really good to have you with us.

I've put the bell in between us, so whenever you feel like you want to ring the bell, you ring the bell. Fair enough. You're always welcome. It's also a warm welcome. And I mean, look, Jobs, it's the January transfer window.

We've made a signing.

This guy is an industrious midfielder, plenty of games across the football league, promotions, you name it. Andy sings a good song. Gold? Don't know about that. If you won the strike. 75 for midfield. It's not bad, Joe, is it? Did I not bill you? I add one to that every time I put that at that. That's big enough.

It's in the 70s.

It was a good enough intro.

Welcome to Wimbleda manager, Johnny Jackson, debut on 72 Plus. Thanks for having me. Thank you. Is this actually his debut? On this year? Hope, resenting debut, yeah. Wow. Yeah, I'm pretty sure it is. We've been trying to get him for a very long time.

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