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This is Rebecca Loa, or Rebecca Loa, if you listen to suboptimal radio and you are listening

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It's unbelievable!

Welcome to a Men in Blazers pod special.

One that I present to you with a deep sense of gratitude, both professional and personal,

because it's my conversation with Mr. Carlo Ancelotti, a gent that I've admired from a far

for decades first as a tenacious, glorious midfielder with Milan, turned trophy-winning

leader, a blue chip CEO of massive clubs, off the biggest players who's been liored

to the shores of my hometown to rebuild the club I love.

Everton Football Club and Transforming Organization, one that's been soaked in hope and dreams

and shattered dreams, and is still in it with a calm, a confidence, a sense of strategic

growth, and it has been magnificent to witness, magnificent to experience September, a

Virgo's Delight, a glimpse of what can be possible for the blues.

As Carlo warns, the winter is coming and a football season is made of highs and lows this

interview gives insight into how he intends to lead this team through both.

This is an extended version of the interview, which ran as a TV special earlier this week

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