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Music Welcome to the total soccer show and our latest transfer update.

There's a race for Benjamin Zesco happening.

Who's in pole position?

Alexander Isaac is still the subject of a summer saga and might Jack Greelish end up on Merseyside this season?

All these questions will be discussed and possibly answered on this episode. My name's Ryan Bailey joining me today. Mr. Joseph Lowry's here. Hello, Joe. Yeah, Ryan, do we ever

fully answer questions? I feel like we do discuss, we think, we maybe ponder aloud. Do we answer

them rarely? So I would expect more discussion than pure hard answers today. Yeah. We ruminate, Joe. I would actually suggest we change the name to TRS, a total rumination show. That was, that was a... I'm in. Taylor's not here. I think as long as we have quorum amongst us, we're good to go. Agreed. Graham, Rutherland, we in? TRS? I mean, I'm here with hard answers. Benjamin SESCO, flop. ESAC, 150 million two days before the end of the window. I've got the answers. Oh, wow. You've really quick notes this episode in advance, Graham. Thank you very much. That's good. Excellent stuff. Yes, obviously, there's a few transfer stories which are developing into sagas but which is the sagariest of the sagas.

We shall find out on this episode possibly or maybe we'll just discuss it or ruminate on it.

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Please. Anna, thank you. All right. Let's say we get straight to it with the race for Benjamin Sesco, which makes it sound very dramatic, Graham.

The last I'm seeing is an amount of around 74 million pounds. Manchester

United might be interested in outlaying, adding to the 130 million they've already spent

on Mattes Cunia and Brian and Womo. I hate to be a tea lady at Carrington Training Ground right now

because cuts are coming. But here we go, Graham. What do we think?

See, the thing is, CESCO's so fast that he can do it all.

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