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Hello, I'm Adam Horry, and what you're about to hear is pure cliches.

A few minutes we think perfectly encapsulate the essence of our podcast.

So whether you've been with us since right back in 2020,

or you've wandered in somewhere in the last 200 odd episodes wondering what the hell's going on,

we hope you enjoy our unprecedented dissection of the concept of unfinished business in the Premier League.

And one of my favourite ever clichés moments, as we got our heads around the news that Kevin Keegan was hosting a very obscure industry awards ceremony.

Now, Nick, I think it's safe to say that Antonio Conte sits right in the middle

of what we can describe as unfinished business territory. Does he, does he, you know, let's kick

this off. Does he fit for you all the criteria of unfinished business? Yeah, I mean, left.

I don't think so. You can't have unfinished business if you've won the Premier League, surely.

No, but he sort of left.

I suppose the perfect unfinished business is if you return to the place, the exact place where you managed before.

But he kind of left England under a cloud.

There apparently,

apparently for some reason,

people at other clubs who don't think he's a particularly good option,

despite the fact that he's very obviously brilliant.

I think that.

I think he qualifies.

I take both your points.

I mean, yes, he did win the Premier League,

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