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This is Talk the Devils, the Athletics podcast dedicated to Manchester United. I'm Ian Irving and we've got the whole gang with us again. Today, after the festival season came to an end and Laurie Whitwell eventually found his way out of his wellies. Did you have a nice time at Glastonbury? I had a lovely time and I didn't even need my wellies Ian. It was that sunny. There was threats of rain. Is it Glastow without wellies? I've been to three now and I've not needed them once. So I didn't even need my wellies, Ian. It was that sunny. There was threats of rain.

Is it glass or without wellies?

I've been to three now and I've not needed them once.

So I don't know if I'm a lucky charm

or if it's not a proper glastonbury because I'm going there.

But no, it was just dusty, a little bit of rain.

Mounded ass trainer's got a lot of wearing them, a lot of stepping, as I said to you off camera, 57,000 steps on one day.

57,000 steps, people, beat that.

200,000 across the whole festival.

It was brilliant, though.

I'm trying to find a tenuous football link, and I think the best I can do is Sam Fend on the Pyramid stage

and his saxophonist wearing a Newcastle shirt and lots of Jordy's flying about.

That was quite good for him.

But now that...

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