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Thank you. When it comes to the big interview, one of the great privileges is that I get to invite people I like.

Now, that isn't program sellers often or pie sellers or kitmen, it's often

footballers, managers.

And in this instance, you've been watching Micah Richards on Sky or on Match of the Day

since, I don't know, 2006, 7, 8, and you're still seeing him on those shows now because

sadly an excellent career was truncated by injury however what he's proved is

that he's exceptional at analyzing football, talking

what the sport he loves on television, and therefore we asked him to join us in

the big interview, and our guest was, was of course a Premier League winner with

Manchester City. Now he's popular in what he does. The range of football shows

where he's popping up indicate that television thinks he's great. You're about to hear a remarkable

inside account of the Making of England's Champions in 2012, starring who else, Roberto Manchini, Mario Balletelli, Manchester

United, and Micah himself. Michael Richards. First of all, thank you very much for getting out of your

scratch early this morning driving south, coming here and putting up with us.

Thank you for this beautiful tea.

Thanks, thanks for putting up with me.

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