This is Paul Hawksby.

Charlie Baker.

And this is the H&J Daily with some of the best bits of this afternoon show.

And we had Stan Colleymore in fine form. He's a big Villa fan, but he played for both Villa and Forrest. And he gave us a real pros insight into what he's seeing from some of the players that could be heading for the World Cup. And what he made of the game. Really interesting stuff from Stan. Bill Burroughs, Tim Southwell and Ben Marshall were three stars of loaded magazine back in the 90s.

They now do an exploded podcast with some of those war stories from that era, and they popped in and told us a bit more of that.

Yeah, interesting guys.

And actors and Manchester United fans and mates from two Pines of Lago and a packet of Chris and lots of other fine work, Will Mellar and Ralph Little took us down to the pub, didn't they?

Yeah, they did indeed. Talk to Buddy United. We had a chat, of course. Here it all is.

Good afternoon, everyone. Good afternoon, Charlie.

Afternoon, Paul. A late replacement today. And it's nice to come in and be with you on a Friday because clips of the week.

That's right. We've got a fresh match for you today. We're going to bring you.

Paul, what do you think of this? I was, I had to drop my car off at my brothers on Sunday.

And then, um, uh, because I had to get a train into town to do something and then go back to his. Yeah. And Ronnie Corbett, this bloke. The produce. And, uh, where's it going? I, um, said to, uh, yeah. Now, this, anyway, this old man. Was that Ronnie Carlin? It wasn't bad. It wasn't bad, Paul. David Rappaport. Better than my. I've seen Time Bandit. Yeah. Yeah. Anyway, this old man... Was that Ronnie? It wasn't bad. It wasn't bad, Paul.

David Rappaport.

Better than my... Is it? Time Bandit? Yeah. Yeah. A little bit of Rita. Anyway, this man said, would you like a lift for the station? I'd never say yes. I'd never... Didn't you... Your mum and dad tell you not to talk to strangers? I said, I've got some kittens in the boot, if you'd like a look.

No, he didn't say. No, he didn't.

He didn't say that. I caught in the car with him, nice guy. Yeah. As I looked at him, I thought, actually, you were a bit older than I thought. And it turned out he was 94, Paul. Wow, and still driving. Yeah, and shouldn't have been. Oh, no. I think we nearly died about four times on this two-mile trip to the station. And I thought, how would I explain? Who would explain this? Me in the car. With a 94-year-old stranger. It's what he would have wanted. That's the way he would like to have gone in a head-on with a 94-year-old who shouldn't

have been driving.

He went out, you know, he went out.

You didn't tell anyone I was getting in the car.

It would have been over.

Imagine all the comics getting to get.

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