No, but Tom, he says to me, what are you wearing?

He's like, you look ridiculous.

His invite said yoga party.

You were spot on, bro.

No, no, no.

His text auto-corrected.

So what was it meant to say then?

Toga party.

What?

Oh no.

So they all came as Romans.

Well, I never thought of it like that.

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We'll start with Rangers who've finally installed a new permanent head coach in the shape of the former Southampton manager Russell Martin.

His appointment ended several weeks of speculation as to who would succeed Philippe Clement, who was sacked in February.

The Belgian has kept his council since departing Ibrox, but spoke to BBC Scotland in his first interview on the very morning Martin was appointed, and I began by asking about the challenges Martin would face.

A lot of things changed in the club this last year or year a half over and over again.

So I hope because that's the main thing that's necessary in the club,

that there comes stability to work in a good way with players,

with the staff, with everybody in the club, to have a consistent story.

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