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Music Hello, hello, hello everybody, and welcome to the totalcer Show, an extra long one for what has not felt like that long of a week, but it has felt like an absence in the absence of Graham Ruffman, who is back once again, his second straight show.

It's lovely to have Graham returning to answer some listener questions with me. We're talking double secret release clauses. We're talking disproportionate USM&T sadness. Second division drop-offs, career redos, and much, much more. Graham, a man who does not need a career redo is Scott McTamane. You've got him on your back. He's winning silverware.

Probably going to win the Ballandore for sure. Don't fact check that. It's good times. It's good times, Graham. Hello, Taylor Rockwell. Yes, it's great times for Scott McTominy. I don't know if you saw his outfit at Wimbledon when he, I think, Ryan, might have dropped it into our Slack chat. elderly has been

has just been

honestly the best thing

for Scott McTominee. I think Ryan might have dropped it into our Slat Chat. L.A. has just been

honestly the best thing for Scott McTominy.

It's like a

turning up to SW19 like a mafia member.

Now, it's incredible.

What a gloat.

How much linen was involved in that outfit?

I can't remember.

So his shirt might have been linen,

but it was like a kind of like a navy blue, like a

dark blue like blazer and then he had like the striped shirt with the collar popped up like

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