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The Pop Top Ten podcast with Scott Mills and Rylan, and comedy specials

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I am a football fan. I am a football fan.

I am a soccer fan.

I came to see Maradona.

Who is going to score in Apple?

Yeah, the real sounds of Africa.

So once again kick off our world football phone in.

As ever, we welcome all the way from Rio de Janeiro, the man known as the legendino.

Tim Vickery.

Good morning, good evening. How are you?

I'm very well. I fear, though, that I might have ringside seat to a thunderstorm.

It's building, it's coming, the rain is falling, the breaking. It may well tomorrow.

I don't expect sympathy. Be a full 10 degrees cooler than it was today. And, you know,

I can just see the sky lighting up a little bit. So it's kind of the strange but hypnotic

beauty of a thunderstorm could be unfolding in front of my eyes. Well, thank you for giving us

the full meteorological perspective all the way from Brazil. I don't know how to pronounce it, but it's not a bad word, is it? But you're right. We have no sympathy for you. So moving swiftly on, James Young is here all the way from Rainey. Did you get that to him? Manchester. We call him the Numskalari. And that's because he chose to be in Manchester rather than Rio

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