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Here we go, here we go, here we go, here we go, this is it.

This is top flight time machine I'm only hot, but I need awesome,

blah, blah, blah, blah. I'm Sam Nifty that I need so well.

Well, well, onto the Melchester Odyssey. Once again, I have in my hand the

22nd of January 1983 issue of Roy of the Rovers, which promises eight great picture stories

every week. And this particular one also promises Mick Mills and Bruce Grobalar in color.

Oh, what a comeback.

Continue sales if you can. Now the front cover is once again, it's a Melchester

themed one. It's a little preview of what's coming up inside in the Roy of the Rovers story.

And it's yeah, and it's quite simply, it's Charlie Carter on the training ground,

diving full length to save a shot. And it just says the cat is back.

I mean, thank you for really, because Tubby Morton has had his career autumn, let's say,

over the last few weeks. He's the older man went a rolling one fucking day.

We saw him go shift through all the gears down through all the gears down, down, down.

It needs to be, it needs to be ended. It needs to be put out of his misery.

It looks like it's happening. It needs to be taken out and shot.

I mean, basically, yeah, yeah.

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