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You're listening to BBC Sounds. Out and about again this week in, it's not your turf but it's it's it's you played on the turf.

It's not too if. That's the plastic.

Yeah. Thankfully it was laid after I retired because I wouldn't have played on that.

But normally arms parked on the hospitality boxes a bit disappointed

not in the Martin Williams Bar downstairs.

Oh really you've got a bar down stairs?

Is that a bar downstairs your bar?

Do you get any money from it?

Because I've bought a lot of beers

for the bar downstairs. You've never seen the same. I know what I've said Martin Williams Park Bar. I was

I'm going to take it around the corner. Take it around the corner.

I'll have a photo outside it for the kids. They've very, very proud of that. It'll probably be renamed in a couple of weeks of Sam Wobden Bar or the

Gettageengs Bar but you know I'm holding on to it because yeah I remember

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