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Sven, Sven, Sven, Goren Ericsen.

He's a lovely geezer, but don't forget that he's from speeding.

Up front there's Michael Owen and Heske, that's his pal. We should shave off semen's stash and cut his ponytail.

Seaman, seamen, seamen, your air is in a right, I will stay.

All you need is a mark why.

Do you remember that song?

Sven, Inger and Erickson, who's on the front pages this morning.

A true gent of the game, it says on the front pages this morning, a true gent of the game,

it says on the front page of the sun, 1948 to 2024. He died yesterday at the age of 76 in his

Swedish mansion, surrounded by his family, eight months after revealing his cancer diagnosis.

And a tremendous football man, a tremendous man all round from what people have said about him.

We're about to meet now, though, the two men who wrote that song, singer and songwriter Martin Bell and Johnny Spurling.

Morning to both of you. How you doing?

Morning, Mike.

I have to say, I've never seen the guys in the gallery quite so animated as they were just

were when that was being played. They were dancing around having a great time. So the song

still sounds good, you know, how sometimes you listen to something, you go, how on earth

is that, was that popular at the time? But it still, it makes you want to just move around. It's

great, isn't it? Yeah, it's a strange one, really.

We wrote it back in 2001.

Strangely enough, it was talk sport that asked us to write the song.

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