Hello and welcome to another ice cast on our sublog.com in association with a brand

new sponsor which is Ole Ole.com. If you don't know what ole Ole.com is, I'll explain

that to you in just a few minutes time. But first coming up on today's show, I'll give

you the low down. Basically it's all your favorite stuff, it's the man in the bar, he's

here, our semiconductor hawkins is here. I will be talking and getting your comments and

reactions to the David Dean story which is the big story of the pitch this week on the

pitch. Things have been an awful lot better than they were in recent weeks. We've started

scoring goals and winning games and it makes everything so much more delicious. Life is

an awful lot more bearable and now that we're getting points again and six points in the

last week is much much better than no points in the other weeks. You see? But anyway, we'll

be talking about that in a few minutes time. Now then, what is ole Ole.com? Ole Ole.com

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join or you can just go along and comment and it's sort of in a way. It's a bit like

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stories are submitted to the site and then rated and the more ratings they get, the higher

they appear on the site's front page and the more popular those stories are, it's that

sort of concept. So you write your blogs and if somebody likes it then they can ole it

as they call it and the more ole it gets, the higher up it appears. It's a brand new

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stuff, let's look back at the football that's happened between the last ours cast on this

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