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This is a podcast from The Times. Go to The Times. Go to the Times.co. UK. This is a bit of a melancholy game podcast bonus because Tom Dart is leaving us at the times and don't worry he's leaving us at the times and don't worry he is leaving us at the Times.

And don't worry, he's leaving us by choice, his own choice.

But Tom, I want to take this opportunity

to talk to you a little bit about how football has changed, the experience of a fan.

I'm assuming before you became a football writer, you were a football fan, maybe in some ways you still are.

And for those you don't know, by the way, Tom is going to be making the leap across the pond.

He's moving to Houston in the great state of Texas.

But before you get... Houston in the great state of Texas.

But before you get to that, what do you remember, I mean, as a kid growing up about how you watched football and how you experienced football.

A game on TV was a big event.

Generally, see a few games living in London on a Sunday, I TV had a thing called the big match which was

Yeah, not that big one south end seemed to be on it quite a lot. This wasn't like super

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