Welcome to the big interview bite size brought to you by bet 365. I'm Graham

Hunter and in each episode you'll hear an elite football or tell a story that's guaranteed to brighten your day.

All of them come from my podcast, The Big Interview with Graham Hunter,

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This is Michael Loudrop. My aim with the Maestro was simple. I wanted to get him to tell you how he did, what he did. Here's me trying to do that, and Michael exceeding all of our expectations.

Not for the first time.

I have to be honest with respect to all the other guests. We've never had people speak

like they do when they send us in questions. We have socios. Let me give you an example

please. I'm sorry to embarrass you. I'm sorry about this but

Chris Hennigan believes what he writes. High Graham firstly what an elegant

beautiful footballer Michael was for a certain vintage of people, the Danish team at Mexico 86

are like a red and white and black crosswind, zigzagging in and out of our memories in that beautiful kit.

Shane Hurley says, first off Graham, please say thank you

to this wonderful, wonderful footballer, even after he crossed the El Classical Divide.

Michael still has a part in my heart from being part of Barcelona's first European Cup winning team. It just goes on and on and on.

What do you think was the part of your football game? Never mind the trophies that made people

so bewitched by you.

What was the things you did that you can understand that made people say,

that made people still say, wow, Michael Lardrop.

Yeah, now you forced me to talk about myself and what I was...

I think of all the talks had people during many years.

I think a lot of things coming up one after another is that they say doing things, difficult things looks easy

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