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This is a global player original podcast. Hi Gabby. Hi Mark. So we've had another really busy week,

excited week. Loads of really interesting guests. Loads of really interesting subject. So we've decided

to keep up the weekend edition of the sports agents. Yeah, just a handful of our favourite bits from

this week's episodes. We did a health check on the state of rugby union featuring some really great names from the sport.

And we had Sam Warburton, Courtney Laws, Lewis Reesammer and the Premiership Chief Executive Simon Massey Taylor came in.

But we're going to start these best bits with Tuesday's episodes. And the Mayor of Greater Manchester, Andy Burnham, who is also a huge Everton fan.

In case you didn't know. In case you didn't know.

In case you didn't know, you'll be able to tell from the passion in this.

Everton having received points deductions this season.

And so he didn't, in my interview with him, really hide his feelings about the need for a regulator for the Premier League.

The Sports Agents with Gabby Logan and Mark Chapman.

Look at the whole of the bottom of the table.

Nobody knows where they are.

No one knows what's going on.

Nobody knows what the next deduction will be. Why have we got another charge? Haven't we already been done for

the same part of the same period? And then you look at, you know, the process that they've got

Forrest and ourselves in now. Have they used a formula that they sent to the original commission

that looked at Everton,

to the commission looking at Forrest?

I don't know the answer to that question.

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