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From the Embassy Road Studios in the Crap, part of Soho, it's the Men in Blazers podcast, Roch. I'm back.

From Israel, the land of tiny, tiny urinals. Really? Is that what it is? There must be lots of smalls and Israel.

Then for a place where such tiny, it was almost like a movie, each, your bathroom went in, you had a tiny one then before. I didn't think it was possible to be any tiny, it'd be an even smaller one.

Wow, good for the kids. They must be accurate. So you took your whole family.

And all of your kids, a new and I between us, we've got like several Premier League squads worth of kids.

And good youth development system at Men in Blazers. How did they all enjoy it?

I've got to say Tel Aviv, amazing youth culture, which is surprising and magical.

That is reals burnly. Amazing food, unbelievable food. One of the best meals I've had a long time in a restaurant called North of Brexit.

But the highlight was going to go and watch Maca B. Tel Aviv play at Pearl Bersheva, which of course everyone listening knows his first versus second.

The top of the table clash, the Passover Classica, which at Pippen ain't TZ.

Did you say the Passover Classica? Somebody tweeted, peeping at TZ, tweeted a say it's the classic Cohen, which I hope sticks. I think that's fabulous.

It was in Tel Aviv, no corporate boxes, very, very old school atmosphere, probably about 15, 18,000 people there.

Very basic. But oh my God, did the passion remind me of the Premier League in the old days. Do you remember when these to be passion in the stadium before the Emirates, the libraries? It was amazing.

They're still passionate there, Roger. But it's good. Toss all some proper Israeli football.

I did. My favorite part was the half time. The Maca B. Tel Aviv sponsored by Nivia. And they had two fans.

They had them stand at the halfway line. And they put a cone on either side of the penalty box.

And a tiny urinal. And I wish that would have made it. And then they put a ball on the penalty spot.

So these two fans had to sprint as fast as they could around their cone. And then the first one to get to the penalty spot and kick the ball in would win the competition.

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