Thank you. Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the football rambles sponsored by Capital One.

It's Capital One Cup special time.

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Isn't it, chaps?

This is the first of a number of Capital One podcast that we're going to be bringing you.

We're only in round three, of course.

We're going to be right through the competition. My name's Mark. Pete's here. I'm here. Extra Ramble Pete. Hello. Oh, just as good as normal Ramble Pete, we hope. No, a little bit worse. That's a little bit tired. That's not possible. Luke. it's only fitting that when the big guns come into the Capital One Cup

the big guns come into the Capital One Cup

It's not going to the Capital One Cup, the big guns come into the Capital One Cup.

He did the clicks. If you heard the clicks. You heard of do the clicks. It's a professional studio. You should hear the clicks. And one points. Jim. Yeah, I'm here as well and I agree with everything that's been said. Great stuff. Yeah, we are with Capital One. Of course, proud sponsors of the Capital One Cup, the credit card that supports the supporters. Now, we are going to begin by saying, or me asking you, who is your standout player of round three? Luke. Oh, me first? Yes. Wow, okay. I'm going to go for, and I thought about this in some detail, actually. and I'm going to go for Gary Hooper. Oh, good choice. Well,

because Norwich have struggled this season and they were two no down against Watford. They were. And a tricky place to go. It is, yeah, absolutely. In Watford, they're going and wearing the championship. So, Gary Hooper, who's had his problems with injury, suffered a bit of a setback in preseason. I think he's a good

player, I think he's a proper striker, and

his two goals against Watford showed

that. I mean, the first one was like a really textbook near post run header, which you like to see as a striker yourself, Mark. Well, absolutely. The second one composed. The winner was a great example of what strikers should be doing and maybe what Norwich had been missing a little bit playing off a shoulder splitting the central sensitive defenders and going on

going and slotting little touch through the keeper's legs it's great stuff and I think nice

fact about Gary Hooper I believe it's a fact someone told me this today that Gary Hooper's

first three seasons at Celtic were more prolifer than Henrik Larsen's first three seasons at Celtsin.

I think he's got 80 goals for them.

Yeah, well yeah, exactly.

I think it's 80 in about 120, 100, 130 games.

I mean, that's phenomenal record.

I mean, people would immediately say,

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