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Ellis, our podcast is nearly 500 episodes old.

But what have we learnt?

Ellis James and John Robbins.

I've learnt that when you're doing live radio, if somebody texts in in block capitals, it's very really a good sign.

We've had a confused text, it says, I want to listen to this rubbish.

I learned that if you lose to lose Sanders in a board game,

don't mention it on the show,

you are going to get an unexpected call.

Oh, dear, oh dear.

Ellis James and John Robbins, 500 not out.

Lovely stuff.

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On the Football Daily podcast, Premier League review with Rick Edwards.

Hello and welcome to the Football Daily.

It's the most saller review with me, Rick Edwards.

With me on this episode, former Aston Villa and West Hamithfielder Nigel Riooker, and the Football Daily's personal Grinch, Luke Edwards, of The Telegraph. Evening both. Good evening. Good evening. Nigel sent us a lovely video of you snowed in somewhere in America, and it made me feel very festive and also made me immediately want to go and watch Home Alone. I don't know why. Well, Home Alone is a recurring movie in my household because my wife loves it and it brings the whole theme of Christmas apparently. It does, it does. It does. I really like your wife, Nigel. Me and your wife would get on, I think probably better than me and you get on. I love Home Alone. Which is not so much. Yeah, true. It's a wonderful film.

It's on consistently. for get on, I think probably better than me and you get on. I love Home Alone. Which is not so much.

Yeah, true. It's a wonderful film.

It's on consistently. I'm kind of over it now. But a bit snowed in and after I finish this lovely pod with you to Amazing Gentlemen, I have to go and shovel snow.

Like the, who's the character they think is a snow shovel murderer in Home Alone? You must know this. Next door neighbour, the old guy. The old neighbour. That's effectively you, Nigel. That's going to be me today. You are quite old, Nigel, yeah. Yeah, but yeah, but let's not forget, because still do a job in the championship. Quite unhappy household for you to return to Luke. I mean, presumably any time you walk back in the front door there's a slight air of disappointment but today

yeah that's had you know me so well you know me so well the dog is always really pleased to see me the dog the dog doesn't have favour. The dog adores me. The dogs are sicker fans. Yeah, my wife barely said anything, and she's still smarting about Newcastle, obviously losing the Derby, and my son had his headphones on and watching his iPad, and I don't even think he knows I'm back yet. So, yeah, quite normal. Ignorance is bliss.

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