The So much for that. So in some ways Ed I feel like the most interesting thing that happened in that Wolves game, apart from one matter outpacing the

Wolves backline, was Wolves bringing on a kid with curtains.

Oh, honestly, like...

Absolutely prime that haircut.

They're gonna come back.

They'll come back because everything comes back.

And you look at it and go,

how, how does someone look at pictures of Phil and Gary Neverall in 1993?

I want me some of that.

Yeah, that's what I want.

Yeah, that was, that was, I was embarrassed for the lad, to be honest, it's just bad.

I mean, look, he's, he was a kid, I was embarrassed for the lad, to be honest, it's just bad.

I mean, look, he was a kid, and I guess he's not earning the wage of all these multi-basillionaires

of his peers at the club, still he can afford a hairdresser and maybe they could have a

whip around for him I want to start a whip around for him.

Do you think Gary Neville and Phil Neville's curtains were born of economic necessity.

But like it was that thing of they, you know, took ages before any of them got a club car

and all that.

I reckon they had curtains from like age five,

bit like how you had a bowl cut for like 25 years of your life.

Honestly this is very firmly embedded in your unconscious isn't it the idea of me with a bowl cut?

No no it's firmly in the conscious, right in the

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