I'm Gabby Jules Gray and Rainy Skies over West London possibly because there's no league

football this weekend, probably.

Alright Jules, we still have a ton of stuff for you to talk about on this show always.

Lukaku, Ternapoli, to Harry McWire, wow that's like getting people to join.

No, don't worry, we got Lena, Messi, we got Jules Feet, so a ton of things to talk about.

Let's start with a person who's leaving the scene, Eden Azard.

He announced his retirement, we knew it was coming, obviously his concert expired,

a ground Madrid. Can you just kind of put them in context for us please Jules?

For me it was one of the greatest players that we've ever seen playing in Premier League in England.

I think he was an absolute baller, the technical ability of course, the pace, the loss

on top of gravity, the skills. He was a showman really, I think he always saw football and

certainly the times that had a chat with him, that I spent with him was always, football is fun,

he should always be fun, we should be playing to have fun for fans to watch a fun game.

This is the way he was, he hated training of course. Apart from playing and dribbling,

there was not many things that he liked about football to be fair. So for me it's a sad day

because he's the kind of artist that you want to see in the game and of course he was 32 and

way past his best in the last four years in Madrid, where nightmare for him. But if you think

Azard is best in league, in league when he walked over the league at Chelsea, where you've seen it.

Two time player of the year and he was 16 when he started, he looked really like the best player in the

league. He was amazing and then at Chelsea where you saw more than me, I just think he was an artist

and he was sad to lose players like him. I think that's undoubted. Obviously, I said it was

interesting when you talked about the art history of it. Obviously very good genes because both his

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