The Square Bowl podcast. Hello there, welcome to the show. You'll find this episode in your podcast app if you want to listen and if you want to watch. It is on YouTube as well. Dan here with Michael and with Chris Mack. As we chat about Pat, a bit of Pat chat because Patrick Bamford is leaving Leeds United. It is transfer deadline date as we record. We've got a bit of a transfer deadline special. We're going to round it up with Bering Cross on the West Stand. So we're moving the shows around a little bit this week. So we're going to be chatting to Berrin with the show that's going to come out on Tuesday. In the meantime, we thought, didn't we, given the, I don't know, the impact that Pat Bamford has had on Leeds over the last few years, that it probably warranted a separate standalone little chat. So I suppose that's the first question. The first question, actually, is it, is where can you get Will's Probate and Convance in it with a discount? I'd actually just remembered, just before you said that, but now you've made me look bad. It's all right. I don't mind doing that again.

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Levi's Solicitor.com.uk forward slash the square ball. Full details in terms on the website. Pat, yeah. So why talk about Pat separately? I suppose he's the first question. Because he's been here forever. He has. He's been an interesting, often enigmatic part of leads for the last seven years.

And it warrants, I suppose.

It warrants, I suppose, it warrants because he's a Bielsa player and they are rapidly running out at Leeds. There's only what Pascal and Melier left at the time of recording. You see, I did this as well at the weekend. Then I was like, Jack Harrison. Jack Harrison. Was there throughout the whole thing. But weirdly, because he didn't belong to us at the start,

and then he left for a bit in the middle.

Sort of makes me feel like he's not done his time in the same way as Pat has,

whereas Banford has been here through every grim moment of it.

Yeah.

So I agree.

I think he warrants a separate chat because there will be people pleased to see him go. I've no doubt or feel that it's time that he does. And I kind of understand that feeling. But I'm also sad about it because it feels like the end of something. Because it is. It's the end of another little part of that, that Bielsa world that was so rich for us wasn't it yeah the entire time the

Bamford was there i think well especially the last couple years a lot of people and i think you've

mentioned before dan have said we'll look back on him differently after he leaves like he might

be frustrating at the time but in 10 20 years time people will look back and see the highlights

of him scoring all those

goals and maybe not see the highlight of the miss against Lester or several other miss penalties

and all that sort of thing. But I also think that's true of a lot of lead strikers. I think

if you take, if you even take the best lead striker of the modern era, Mark Voduka, and sit

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