Hello and welcome to Libero, the podcast about the most important of the least important things, as Alph Ramsey said to a tearful Jimmy Greaves in 1966.

My name is Jack Pitbrook, and I'm joined today by the, they've been called the Frank Lampard and Stephen Gerard of Wonsworth, Jonathan Wilson and

Miguel Delaney. Only one can go at the same time. They can't get the best out of each other

if you're both there. In fact, you could also say you're the Phil Bellingham, Phil Bellingham and

Phil Foden of Onsworth. This is such a bungled intro already, or even the John Terry and Rio

Ferdinand. You guys have represented sort of golden generation vibe on this podcast, don't you think?

Two men, massive clashing egos, club rivalries. Ultimately, the challenge of Libera is a challenge

of the golden generation. Can we get the best out of each other? Let's not forget, I was a, I'm a veteran of Barden-Barden. I was there amid the nonsense.

I was dancing on tales of Ellen Rivers. I wasn't.

Where were you for the 2006 World Cup, Miguel?

Actually, where I am now, which is my parents' house back in Ireland.

Where it will not be actually when this podcast comes out, but yes.

And Miguel, you're currently wearing a,

what to me looks like a Steve

at Manor-Meneer around Madrid shirt?

It is the 99-2000 around Madrid shirt.

Part of a theme, I suppose, I've got

going lately, yeah, we've just got a

different kit for each year, preferably a retro kit for each year. Jonathan, when you see that shirt, which player do you associate it with? Um, Figo, maybe, I don't know. It was a shirt they wore when they won the championship. In the final in 2000? Yeah, two months before they signed Figo Oh, okay Yeah, yeah I would associate with Raoul, Anelca, Moriencennes Yeah I forgot they had Anelka Redondo Actually, many people associate Redondo more with a black one After the back deal At Manchester United I'm a kit person. I don't really care of a kit.

Really?

Yeah, it just doesn't bother me.

I remember modern kits.

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