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This is top flight time machine. I'm Andy Dawson.

I'm Sam Delaney.

Welcome along to the latest episode of the Keen Odyssey 2.

In case you're new to this, We're looking at Roy Keynes first autobiography which he entitled Keene, but it's the second Keene Odyssey that we've done because we did his second book first. Please don't be confused. It's quite simple.

You can handle this. Where are we? Well Sam, at the end of the last episode Roy was just coming back from his cruciate and ligament nightmare at the hands of her, well not the hands of an,

Alfinger Holland, it was completely his own fault that it happened but he was coming back and there's a little aside at the end of the chapter where he talks about his recovery for the start of the 9899 season.

Excuse me.

Um, United went to Scandinavia on tour.

Peter Schmykel had been captain in the side in my absence, he said.

The manager told me he wanted Peter to continue as

Captain for the tour. Oh I wasn't too pleased. Even less so when before I

were opening game the charity shield against Arsenal at Wembley, Schmykel showed no indication he was prepared to return my armband.

Oh, power play. Now remember, later on in the second book, there's a big fight,

isn't there with Schmykel involved?

Not half.

It's almost, would you say that's almost the best bit?

It's certainly in the top five best bits of the second book.

One of the best fighting bits.

And it's one of the best fights I've ever read about a lot of people

I've noticed on Twitter going on about a big fight that happened in Game of Thrones.

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