and welcome, or in this case, hello, good evening, and Venger.

Yes, the subject of today's Libro podcast will be Le Proth, Arson Venger.

We come to praise, not always to bury him, but his story is of one of the greatest and most influential managers in football history,

with someone who's had quite an interesting afterlife beyond the management game.

Anyway, we're just supposed to say, this is our 50th edition of Liberal.

And so we're raising our back to the pavilion to warm applause.

Well, hopefully.

And you know what?

If you want to add to that acclaim, you can like and subscribe on Apple, Spotify, YouTube

comments, especially welcome.

Our plan is to go for the Daddy 100 at the very least and beyond.

Now, using that cricketing analogies caused Miguel a bit of a confusion here.

That's Miguel Delaney, of course, of the Independent.

Tarik Panja of New York Times is more of a man of the willow and leather.

I'm John Peruin, a man of denim and leather.

We are speaking, actually, just after recording the football clichés quiz, I'm John Perrin, a man of denizen leather. We are speaking, actually, just after recording the football clichés quiz,

myself, Jack and Jonathan.

We had a fun time, a great couple of hours,

and we fought very hard to uphold the honour of the Libero podcast.

Right then, Arson Venga, a man who probably requires little introduction, despite the end

of his arts career coming over seven years ago.

Guess who was handed the Guardian live blog that day?

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