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Hello, we're back with another episode of The West Stand, our guest show that's out on a Monday and Friday, which you will find if you want to watch it on YouTube and in your podcast app, if you would like to listen. Guests from across the world of Leeds United. My name is Dan Moyland. Hello. With me is Michael Normanson. Hello there. And we're riding on the good ship NordVPN today. Which country we're riding in? Any you like. Any, okay. You can choose your virtual location just within the control panel there on NordVPN, get yourself a virtual private network VPN, and you can connect securely to a remote server in your country or abroad. No one can see your traffic, and you can be geographically relocated in a virtual sense. Very nice. Can you just do that on one device? Up to 10. Up to 10. You can watch sport TV movies that are not available in your region by switching virtual location. Secure browsing, private, away from prying eyes. Do we have a good offer? The best. The best, yeah. I think it's an additional four months free on top of your two-year plan. If you go to NordvPN.com forward slash

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It's a 30-day money-back guarantee. That's the one, money-back guarantee. Yeah, if you're not happy. NordvPN.com slash TSP. We welcome our guest now. It's former League United and England left back, Tony DeRigo. Hello again. Hello again. How are we? Good, good timing here. Good. Because we are recorded on the morning of the first ashes test. The big question, of course, Tony, England. and have traveled down under to play Australia in the cricket. Who you're rooting for? Routing for? Well, that, yeah, it's the Aussies. It's the only thing that I really support Australia in. It's kind of one of those things that you grew up with down under. You'd watch the cricket and especially the Ashes. And so, yeah, it's Australia I am rooting for.

However, it sounds like we are behind.

That sounds weird, doesn't it?

Yeah, yeah.

Or is it they?

Yeah, I was going to say, who do you want to win?

And I was hoping you'd say cricket.

Because you were very diplomatic about your sort of dual nationality.

And when I came across in 1981, I must admit, looking back, I've never lost an Ashes series since.

Because I can flip-flop between the two.

So there we go.

Horrendous.

Thank you.

Actually, it was Edgebaston.

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