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It's certainly been a good week for Graham Soonless and Gary Neville,

so much so that they're back again today.

Graham, there's been some technical issues, though.

I noticed, or some of our more eagle-eyed viewers have noticed,

you're wearing your AirPods upside down. Yeah, I don't know what it says about my ears, but it's the only way

I can make them stay in. I know that someone put up on it or several people picked up on yesterday.

I'm hearing chopping in the background. That's be shriezy, is it? Not. We've Jeff She was coming on with us later on. We'll also be joined by the Bournemouth boss, Eddie Howell. Gary, how's the week been for you so far? It's been good. Yeah, I've enjoyed... I've enjoyed these shows. It's because you put your air pods in upside down. I have. I've got them in the right way, actually.

I actually lost my original ones.

I've had to borrow my other daughters this morning, which is I'm not very popular in our house, generally.

Well, that makes complete sense.

The big story that's around this morning, we will get the headlines with Jeff Shreaves in just a second.

The big story is that it looks as though,

and we should say, again, it looks as though Newcastle

on the brink of being taken over.

Graham, what have you made of this story?

Well, it's generally with these things,

if they're serious, you don't hear about it's completely. But this is dragged on for a long time.

Hopefully there's an organ interest from the people from the Middle East.

And I think it would be well by the past support.

Mike Ashley was seen as a saviour going in there, a very extremely wealthy man.

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