The match ball.

Hello, welcome to the show down with you, along with Michael Normison and Rob Conlon on the match

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You enjoy that? It was all right, weren't it? Fine. We're wonderful enough.

It had it all. It wasn't just fine. We had penalties, penalty scored for leads, penalty misses,

we had a big fight. What mark would we ask for? This is what Premier League clubs do, isn't it?

In the NFL Cup, well, they're supposed to do it anyway. Make nine changes and just piss it

anyway, make a second game like a training exercise. I mean, we sort of pissed it.

The bit where they nearly made it to, we never really got out a second gear. No, I don't think we

did. It's a bit like the Calgary friendly where they nearly made it three all within a matter of

three minutes. We think, oh, I wonder how that would have turned out if that had ever happened.

If anything, we're just winning too much here. Do you think so? Yeah, just lose on. I mean, I couldn't

see the scrap because it's about far as far away from me as it can be in that bottom corner.

Did you two see it? Tell me, tell me, were punches thrown? I was the closest to it. There were no

punches thrown. There was just, there was jostling. There was a little bit of tugging and throwing

around, a little bit like, you know, too cool and con-tay when they got into that little bit of

thing with the handshake. It was like that, but it involved a little bit of pulling to the,

to the floor. I was pleased to see Melie and was it yelled at? Just absolutely piling.

Yeah. It was Liam Kitchen, wasn't it? The former league's player. Sorry, my headphones have

just gone off. I can't hear anything. So I'm not saying, no, interesting. It's fine. I can hear

mine. It's absolutely fine. There we go. I can hear you again now. So I've either gone deaf,

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