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Let's start with Ian. At the start of the game when managers shake hands and

chat, they act like it's the first time they've met that day. Is that really the case? I think it probably is, isn't it?

She arrived by a coach if you're the way team you go probably go straight in the dressing room and you talk to your team. Most managers stay in the

dressing room. Some managers like to go on the pitch. But I imagine it is. I've never really thought

about that as a question before. What do you before. The shaking hands before games are biggest waste of time ever, isn't it?

What's wrong? It's just nice, isn't it's convivial?

Well, you've been to manager, Earl. Tell us what happens?

Yes, true.

More so from a player's point of view I was talking about is when you walk out and you go

got to go along the line.

Good luck, good luck, good luck.

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