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I'm Kevin Day here in O South London and over there in Deer Old, Sussex by the Sea is Football Finance expert at Liverpool University, Kiran McGuire.

And we ever discussed what a dreary song that is Sussex by the Sea.

It's a marching song from the First World War, it's a regiment song, so it does have a lot of historical impact as far as the club's relations with the local arms forces are concerned.

Oh, dear, what a depressing thought that that was the last thing some young man heard on his way to the song.

It's a busy show, Kiran, it's a very busy show, so let's crack on later in the episode we'll hear from Damian Collins, the MP for Folkston and Hive, and formally the Chair of the Digital Culture Media and Sport Parliamentary Committee.

Kiran spoke to him about financial governance, I was kept away possibly because I have the hump with anything to do with the digital culture and be here and sport parliamentary committee, but I'm sure it was fascinating, Kiran, wasn't it?

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