Here we go with Leeds United.

We're going to give the boys a hand.

Welcome, ladies and gentlemen to the official Leeds United podcast with me, Matthew Lewiswis and of course as ever michael bridges how

you doing i'm very well matt thank you i'm a little bit more liby than you are pal i believe

you've been up in all hours is that watching clips of lead united or what you had on uh no no no not

quite i've uh i've got a new i've got a job bridgie um so i've just had a bit of a yeah i've got a new job, Bridget. So I've just had a bit of a, yeah, I've got a job.

So I've just been doing a read-through this morning over Zoom, which is weird.

So I was up at like 4.30 because they're all in the UK.

So I had to do a Zoom read-through, which was a new one for me.

And, yeah, I've been up for several hours now.

So I'm going to let you do all the talk in this week. Well, mate, I need no more

introduction to do that, mate. I can talk under water. You know that. So thank you very much.

And I wish you all the best for that new role, mate. Let's fingers, fingers crossed. You get it.

But you better not forget about us on the Leeds United podcast, mate. Oh, no, of course not.

I'm sure I'll be able to find some time in my busy shooting schedule to accommodate the pod and yourself. Hopefully we'll have

more to talk about in future weeks. It's been boring with the international break,

aren't it? It certainly is. Do you know what it is? I hate international breaks. I hate the games.

Can't stand it. I'm watching a game last night and I see it was like, Portugal against Bosnia

and Herzegovna and I'm

thinking five and a little up at half time in the second half it was just horrendous so

mate I just get rid of it whatever yeah let's bring it on I know this is going to sound a little

bit dated but yeah I don't like the international break mate the thing is we can have them but

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