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got a night of the realm on the show. So, please be up standing for Sir Les Ferdinand.

If you watched football in the 90s, you'll have special memories of Les Ferdinand for

Kupiar and Newcastle in particular. He was a hugely popular striker, powerful, quick,

supreme in the air, particularly for his height. He's now back at QPR which was his first professional club as Director of Football.

So get ready to hear Celes on all of these subjects and also on helicopters.

Of course you're going to love that, well at least I did. But let's start in Turkey. How many of you know that it was in Istanbul where Siles first made his name and won his first trophy gloriously against the man I most hate in all of football.

I can fully understand having watched you play and having talked to you while I worked in London

where they call you Sir Les but we're with so Lesford now which is very exciting indeed

and we're in your majestic office where you can see

your domain out the window and it's a beautiful London day this is kind of you a

manner this is back to well this is where L..'s finance should be at 2PR.

Yeah. I, yeah, we say my manner. This is my club in terms of, you know, where it all started for me.

In terms of my manner, my own manas Labagrave, I grew up up in sort of like West London, 19 Hill.

And I'll like, though this is the West Side, it's not quite as... It's the leafy countryside, sort of thing.

As you go from here back into town, there's a little bit of wild land where they've got ponies and horses and stuff

that nobody's ever developed. That's right yeah. I'm absolutely love. That's so London. I think it's greenbelt so no one can develop on it.

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