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Oh goodness what's it called? Is it a Robona?

It's Friday, it's Roch and as we part there's a massive storm.

Smacking against Britain's storm units, 122 while in our winds be safe, British listeners and expect to see a lot of Chris Packett's blown across Premier League football field this weekend.

How are the British coping?

By tuning into a live streamer, broadcasting enormous planes struggling to land at Heathrow in horrendous conditions.

While the commentators screams, go on then and fair play to this pilot. Possibly the most British thing you will hear this weekend.

A fat plate of this pilot, oh easy son, easy easy.

Are you sure? Are you sure? Go on then go on then go on.

Drop it, drop it. Yeah, nicely done.

That commentary, oh there with a Tyler Gasm.

I am still Tyler Gasmning myself reading all of your thoughtful, magical responses to our new podcast, European nights.

I'm so bloody excited about this beauty because midweek Champions League football is poetic football.

When I was a kid, I used to marvel at a Polish player, Bonnie Echo, played for Juventus and always seemed to seize the opportunity to dazzle under the floodlights to such an extent that he under the nickname,

Belo Di notte, beautiful by night and to me, European football has been and is most certainly this season exactly that Belo Di notte.

To unpack the written stories that underlie the shifting tectonic plate to the continental game is an incredible privilege, especially to do it.

I went to Dortmund to shoot a 17 year old Christian policy that's how long ago I had the idea for this podcast and hanging out with Rory there.

I talked about his travels around Europe, going from clubs major to minor and listening to him. I just wanted to pod with him, just hear his stories, his insights, his wonder.

And now we've begun, I'm so bloody grateful and so excited, keep sending in your feedback as we build the show via many blazers at gmail.com. I do read all the emails myself, try to reply to as many as possible. Please, please, spread the word as we go again.

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