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Hello my name's Richard Moore, breathless with the racing that's going on at the moment

and I'm with I think an equally breathless Lionel Bernie. Giddy Richard, positively giddy.

I was spinning around like a top. You've just been you've just come back from Tuskini yet

a lovely weekend away with Simon Gole at the Strada Bianca, a mini break, documented

in first of two episodes this week. Very evocative it was too Lionel.

Thank you. Yeah, I mean corrections corners, flooding in already. I've had Lisi Banks on

WhatsApp today correcting my pronunciation of Strada Bianca. As I said in in Watford we

tend to flatten all the vowels and really land heavily on the consonants. It's just

unfortunately that's how I say things. In my head it sounds, you're lyrical and poetic

but it's obviously not coming out quite right but just call it the weight rods next year.

Oh well, why not. And also Joe Grant on Twitter, I mentioned Jürgen Klopp's recent quote, Jürgen Klopp,

the Liverpool Football Manager about how football is the most important of the things that don't

matter. And he points out Jorgen Grant did that. Adi Gohsaki, the great Milan manager was

the person who apparently said that first and I wish I'd known that when I was recording

because obviously it's a little bit more poetic to have an Italian as the originator of

that particular quote but I was using it to kind of a bit more learned wouldn't you, you

didn't sound as I would have done. Yeah exactly. Like Daniel, like a new word I was talking about.

Well, I was slightly more concerned as another piece of correspondence from Will Roberts today.

Morning all really enjoyed the show, the Strada Bianca episode. Just hope Lionel doesn't get into

trouble. Every car I've had an Italy strictly forbids use on white roads for guards with Robert.

Thanks for that Will. Yeah, thank you. Well, I'm just awaiting the car. I will check his

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