Hello Gary. Hello guy. So it's a North London Derby today.

You're not going to be intimidated by the fact that there's the Camden and Islington boys.

Me, no, I'll be just feeling very smart. Where were you from? What part of London? Where did you grow up?

Waterloo? Waterloo, of course. Waterloo, I'm saff!

Saf! Well there's two ways of looking at it with because Waterloo is such a funny

where a place is that either I'm either from South London or I grew up in the shadow of

the National. Yeah I think that's more you, isn't it, really?

I was born, but I was born in a flat between the old and young Vix.

Ah, so surprisingly, I never really knew much about Suggugs. I never kind of bumped into him at all.

I mean in the 80s I don't remember sort of meeting up with madness or doing a top of the pops with them but but Chrissy boy. I did know because he was he's three years above me at the same school

He was rather mean to the young violinist. It was quite the school yours wasn't it? It's got quite the

alumni. He was he was rather mean to the young violinist Neil Barnes that was in my

class. He was the only kid who played violin and used to bring the violin into school and obviously that kind of riled Chris Foreman.

This kid, how dare he play a violin and I think he picked on him a bit?

It turns out that Neil Barnes ends up becoming also

successful in music in a band called Left Field.

Oh, right.

Oh, there you go.

Not playing the violin though.

Playing synthesizers and stuff.

And debt.

So yeah, no, so there's going to be some cockney jives and japes and...

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