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Wayne Rooney, Kay Curd and me, Kelly Somers,

break down the biggest stories in the Premier League and beyond.

He's gone in quite quick, but he hasn't caught him high.

I just don't think it's the red card.

Plus, we'll hear the funniest and most outrageous stories from Wayne's career. I was going into positions and doing things I shouldn't have really been doing, but you do it because you feel like you have to, and I helped us drive on and win the FA Club. The Wayne Rooney Show. Watch an eye player, listen on Towns. Greetings! Welcome to another edition of the Off the Ball podcast with Stuart Cosgrove and Tam Cowan.

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One, two, three, four.

Thank you. to the podcast page. Yes, great drumming there

and that's why we've got Duggy Viupon on the show.

I noticed, I don't know if you have followed it,

but James Gadsen passed away yesterday,

the phenomenal Motown drummer, one of the great R&B drummers

fantastic amazing player absolutely amazing player

and yeah just the coolest and grueviest of them all I think

oh yeah so there you go

Ress Hockney drummers Buddy Rich and we've got a rich

buddy oh yes that's clever Ah, aye, buddy Rich was some drummer But anyhow, Dougie, would you like to just thank Stuart Before we get any further? Thank you, Stuart. Cheers, Dougie. Because it was Stuart, of course, at Spart, Dougie Vibeye Vy Pond's TV career, wasn't it? That's right. Dougie, for the younger listeners, Stuart was away, I think, Sri Lanka for three weeks. Somebody says, well, we'll try that Doogie Viapon boy. He's a wee 15-year-old drummer with Deakin Blue, the band. Dougie came in, and it was a lovely guy in here of yesterday, Ken McQuarrie who thought I like the sound

of that guy

on off the ball

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