This is Paul Hawksby.

And Charlie Baker.

And this is the H&B Daily, some of the best bits of this afternoon show. Well, in light of that mad penalty that Celtic were given against Motherwell last night, Gregor Robertson, a former Hart's player and Times journalist came in. And, yeah, it wasn't massively impressed. I think he's fair to say. What was very interesting on the topic, Tim Burgess, front man of the Charlottons, is going to be appearing on our sister station Virgin Radio with a new show Sunday. Excuse me, we talked to him and we also did a bit of Manchester United. You get an emotion about it, I had a small pocket of wind. All right, I thought you were going to filling up that Tim, Tim Burgess is finally on Virgin Radio. And Alfie Dundas is an up-and-coming comedian

doing his first Edinburgh show.

A man well-connected,

and not so well-connected, as he told us.

And a man whose dad once sold jury to Saul Campbell.

And so he was great.

So here he is, plus the birthday spread.

Yeah. And so he was great. So here he is, plus the birthday spread. Can I start commiserating, Charlie?

Yeah.

I did fill for you at the weekend.

Your team, Torquil United, found themselves in the National League South playoff against Horn Church.

Twice they were in the lead and twice they were pegged back in the dying seconds of both games to ultimately lose Charlie.

He's saying it quite a lot, Paul.

No, I was honestly, I was gutted for it.

It was awful.

I did, I spoke a little bit about this yesterday and I

congratulated Hornchurch yesterday, but I did also say that I would, that I would take all that.

Yeah. With the fouls and the build up to the goals and everything. Yeah. And in, in our goals as well,

I'd take all that. Yeah. Over the, well, yeah. I'd take all that, the AR. Well, yeah, I'd take all that, having my own reaction to that

and being able to deal with it in my own way

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