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From the Men in Blazers studios in the crap part of Bedford, New York and the crap part of West Hollywood, California to Men in Blazers podcast rogge.

We back like the Chicago white socks, your World Series champion 2022 America. How are you? The best makes it's Dean. Hold it up, David.

Holding up. Okay. I get a lot of tennis balls this weekend, Roger, which I find therapeutic, but it was a big sports weekend. We had that massive Premier League clash.

We had a Grand Prix. We had the Masters, Roger McElroy, the highlight for me, McElroy, holding out GFOP, Rory, holding out from the bunker and finishing second.

Godspeed. I actually was in Philadelphia this weekend. With the bell. Big shout out to everyone. I'm there in that proper football in city. I really love it there, David.

Yeah, I know you've always liked Philadelphia. I remember driving down there in our in our mini countryman back in the mini days. And you're getting this little sense of excitement because you love a cheese steak.

I love a cheese steak and God big shout out to Jim's. I love the spirit of the place. There's something about it. Just the that we do not care that everyone despises us.

We know who we are. Spirit in that place, which reminds me deeply, deeply of my own hometown of Liverpool. And I went to watch the union play.

I was watching that clubs transformation over the past five or six years. It's what I say. How much I admire it. I spent some time with a bloke Ernst Tanner, who is their German sports director, a bit of a legend in the Bundesliga.

And talked about how he's witnessed the quality of the club progress in his time. And I've got to say, I am blown away by what they are building down there.

The serious investment that co owner Richie Graham has poured into building the youth academy. A youth academy that's produced the likes of Brendan Aronson and his brother, the man management of Jim Curtin, whom I do wonder, watch him.

Whether he could be the next American manager to Jesse Marsh style apprentice his way into Europe. And mostly the energy in that stadium, the sons of Ben, truly a beautiful setting, the bridge, the water, the football, whatever blueprint is going to lift our men's game in the United States, Dave.

I do think Philadelphia is working so bloody hard on that alchemy to find it. And I love it all.

Speaking of Philadelphia, Roger also highly recommend the Ben Franklin documentary series on PBS started watching that this weekend. Mandy Patinkin, poor giving it bifters from central midfield.

Is it is patinkin drop in the Ben Franklin role of a lifetime?

Yeah, well, he does the voiceover. No, it's it's a documentary, but he's he's patinkin just has a voice. He has the perfect voice. We need him for a many blazers voiceover. It's super.

I'd love it. Patinkin is actually becoming Jewish hanks. It's just like, it's been.

I think that he said both men it's fascinating. They have gone to a place in the ether where they no longer take roles for what they can, like how they can morph into another character.

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