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Hello and welcome to another Askast Extra as always with James from GunnerBlog James!

How sweet a sound to hear that again. The choir of angels.

Oh, serenading. Angels has been a long time since anyone has referred to me as angels or a crowd of angels, a flock of angels, whatever the collective noun of angels is.

It is a goodly morning, but certainly is. It's been a goodly week and it's still a goodly morning after what I think has been a very goodly weekend.

How's it going with you, your end?

Yes, all well, thank you.

I had a strange experience of it in terms of the game where I was away, I was at a stag do on the day and I was initially on a train when the match kicked off.

It was a sort of weird kind of thing of almost being glad to not watch it because I was a bit nervous about the game and about the outcome.

It was a big, big match and it was quite nice to sort of not have all that kind of adrenaline coursing through me, but I arrived fear would be the word.

I arrived into Bristol just in time, sort of dumped my bags and sort of sneaked to the pub to catch the final 20 minutes and about two minutes after I walked into the pub, granite shaker lashed that ball past David De Heier.

Pined please Barkeep. Yes, well, I literally I heard a roar from the other end of the pub and it emerged there was a group of Arsenal fans watching the game and I ran through to another room, hugged about five strangers and then ran back out and rejoined the stack.

So it was a nice kind of interlude, but then I watched the game in full on my return last night much more relaxing. Yeah, I think I'm in future. I'm just going to do that, you know, shut my eyes, put my fingers in my ears and then watch it knowing the score because it's a blissful experience if they've won.

Yeah, it does take a lot of the tension out of things. There was a good question here. I wonder if I can find it now. It was I saw this on the discord which I thought was quite good. C white 90 says if I don't enjoy a football game until approximately the 90th minute you to nerves, both Chelsea and United, but enjoy it for the whole subsequent week. Did I enjoy the football game?

There's a sort of existential question. Yes, I suppose you get to enjoy the aftermath. Don't you? It's the bar. By the way, the pub I was in was Houghts on Broad State Street in Bristol. So if a random man sprinted up to you, hugged you and then disappeared again, shortly after granite shackle scored and you happen to be listening. That was me. Okay.

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