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Pepsi Max, thirsty for more. Hello and welcome to the rest is football with Alan Shearer, Micherichas and meet

Garillinka. We're recording this on Sunday just after the playoff final

where Southampton have beaten leads 1- so congratulations to Southampton.

Alan's cheering because obviously he was at Southampton way back when

Mike is a bit miserable because obviously Leeds is one of the

four hundred and seventy three teams that he supports.

We'll be talking about that a little bit later on but firstly Al I think I

think we have to talk about Eric Tenhog now I said to you at the end of the game

yesterday didn't either. The sign when you've done a good co-commentaries when you're

not trending and you weren't trending at all but boy oh boy were you trending later on as was I not not

quite to your levels you know people took a bit of umbrage with our questioning and

your answer particularly to Eric Tenhag.

He, I think he came, he came over and he seemed,

he didn't seem very happy right from the start.

And I think he also made points on I TV's coverage as well. I think he had a pop at Roy Keen. So he obviously had something in his mind when he came over.

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