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Welcome to the Wayne Rooney show.

Wayne Rooney, Kay Curd and me, Kelly Somers,

break down the biggest stories in the Premier League and beyond.

He's gone in quite quick, but he hasn't caught him high.

I just don't think it's the red card.

Plus, we'll hear the funniest and most outrageous stories from Wayne's career. I was going into positions and doing things I shouldn't have really been doing, but you do it because you feel like you have to, and I helped us drive on and win the FA Club. The Wayne Rooney Show. Watch an eye player, listen on sounds. BBC Radio 2, 10 to the top.

And we say a very good morning to Mark Holland, who is in Hornsey in North London.

Morning, Mark.

Good morning, how are you?

I'm good.

Apparently you and Super Hands have something in common.

Is that right?

We do, yes.

So ran my first marathon, and it was following the footsteps of the Peep Show character

Superhands in the show he runs from Croydon to Windsor, so that's what I did.

And was this your own marathon, or were you running with other people?

It'd been organised by some other Peep Show fans, so there's about 100 of us that ran. Yeah. So they didn't place the roads or anything, but it was still a lot of fun. I think that's fantastic. And we all dressed up as characters for a Peep Show? Some people were, yeah, some people were dressed up. Yeah. But I wasn't. How long did you tell you? Just under four hours, which I was quite happy with.

Yeah, it's very impressive. And you're a teacher? I am, yeah, primary school teacher. So what do you teach? All sorts of subjects? I do, yes. So I teach year four, and they're a great year to teach. They're still very imaginative, but you can have proper conversations with them as well. so yeah,

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