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As a player, as a former player, we don't take two weeks off. You play with the local guys and they're very happy to see you. And they're not happy to try and go in and, you know, do you want? Of course they do. Of course they do. You have to be careful. I remember Agnes Dieton, who did Socceret, told me once that he said to somebody a proper famous pro,

go back a bit and I'll mark Maradonna.

I thought that's the phrase you want to use, isn't it?

The other thing that Sticks and Kenny's memory was Figo telling him to stop trying any passes of more than a metre.

Hi, I nearly said hi Mark.

I know you did.

It's been a long week, hasn't it, really?

Hi, Gabby.

You go first.

Hi Mark.

Hi, Gabby.

It's time for the weekend edition of the sports agents.

And this is where you can catch up on our favourite bits from this week's podcast.

And as always, we have a sporting popery for you, a pick and mix of comedy, American sport, club world cup.

We had a little bit of a debrief on what's going on in French football.

We did.

And when we say comedy, actually actual genuine comedy, not just us trying to be funny.

But Lee Mack joined us to talk everything about soccer aid, celebrity football, his love

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