So welcome along to Bespoke Weekly. I'm OJ. Borge. Thank you so much for downloading this podcast from the BBC and for subscribing as well, because I know you have. And also leave us some feedback. What's in the show this week? Well, we're looking ahead to the second monument of the season. It is to Belgians, what the Super Bowl is to Americans. It's the Tour of Flanders, which is taking place on Sunday. I want to work out later on in the show with both Tom and Rob, who we think, if it is the Super Bowl to Belgians, who'd be the halftime act? Both of you think about that. Don't say anything, but think about it. We'll be taking a look at both the men's and the women's races. We'll analyse the route, looking at the main contenders. We'll also be hearing from Team Skies Luke Roe, hopefully. At the time of recording, he's planning on being on the start line of the Tour of Flanders. That's despite breaking his right leg in over 20 places. That wasn't in a bike crash, a whitewater rafting accident on a stag do. You can imagine how that went down with Team Sky. It's pretty amazing

he's back on a bike

so soon, let alone

possibly taking the line

at Flanders.

Welcome to Bespoke.

I'm really sorry, Stephen,

but your bicycle's been stolen.

I was watching it through you

till you came back in the fall. That's all there. That song there, that was Welcome to

Rob Hales, hello,

I guess I didn't do such a good job after all.

That song there, that was December.

An apology song.

So, welcome along to ex-world champion,

Rob Hales.

Hello, Rob.

Hello, OJ.

And the BBC's chief sports writer. That is Tom Fordice. Oge are you well? I am. Let's do some interaction from last week, some feedback. We did, of course, the 80s quizzes, didn't we? Oh, yeah. Ding Dong said, you must practice your blockbuster's hand jive. What was the blockbuster's hand jive? I'm not sure

No I don't remember that said you must practice your blockbuster's hand jive. What was the blockbuster's hand jive?

Ah.

Yeah, I'm not sure.

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