This is Paul Hawksby. And Andy Jacobs. And this is the H&J Daily, our podcast featuring some of the best bits from this afternoon show. Good show today. That's some great guests. Thank you. Not all of them have made the cut, because we can only bring you. Can't bring you three hours. Ridiculous. But we can bring you Stephen Mangon, the actor and author and Toplin fan, presenter. He was on good form. It was good to chat

to him. We discovered that Andorne Irola, the Bournemus manager, ran the line for his daughter's

team. And we spoke to one of the managers involved in that game, didn't we? He did. Danny Kelly bought us a quite amazing story from the world of Irish sport.

The incredible fall from grace from one of the greatest Irish sporting heroes ever.

And it is some story.

Amazing story, yeah.

We had a bit of a chat, and he brought us some posh news.

He brought a toy in with him, like a five-year-old.

And we looked back on last night's football and all that.

Here it all is.

Good afternoon, everyone.

Good afternoon, Andy.

Good afternoon, Paul.

And I noticed last night watching the football,

there's so many games on Sunday at 2 o'clock that Villa

V. Bormouth is on Sky Sports cricket. I saw that, yeah. They should play a T20 to decide the three points. And I was thinking, Unai Emory's a bit like Dennis Compton, like the original Brill Creme Man. Yes, that's true. But Dennis always bril creamed his hair, even after training. He didn't have it Bufant the way that

that Unimri has on a Friday afternoon.

Now, one, I'm Dennis always grilled his hair, even after training. Yeah. He didn't have it buff on the way

that,

um,

that Um,

that Unai Emory has

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