Hello and I'm now joined by Alex Stewart.

Good morning Joe.

And Sebs Abad Bloor. Hello Joe.

Hello now this podcast is in two parts.

Part numero do is sensible transfers where we discuss a number of interesting and exciting players, their current situations,

stroke predicaments, where they could end up or where we think that would be fun for them

to end up, if that makes sense. Hey that's nice. And part one's also nice in

which Seb speaks to James Horncastle of the athletic about PIRLOS Juventus and the season so far and

Italian tax law which isn't as boring as it sounds.

So that's exciting for us.

But before we get started with all of that, there's a thing I've got to tell you about.

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Sepp. Did you, tell me about it, please? Football, you're going to read about it, you can, there's some listening, and there's,

tell you what, it doesn't matter what team you support, because there's always a person for you,

and also other sports. That's the athletic. So if you visit the athletic.

dot com forward slash tifo you can get everything I've just talked about and more actually a lot more

for one pound per week it It's a good thing. So, Alex? Yeah. Exactly. And that's all for now and I will

leave you in the cool hands and the very warm embrace of Mr James Horncastle. the Okay, I know it's self-assessment time, so nobody run away when I say this, but we're going to talk

about income tax, income tax in Italy and how it affects

Italian footballers and foreign players moving to Sarriar and to do that we've got James

Hallcaster with us. Hello, James.

Hello, Sip.

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