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We were kind of forced together and quite enjoyed it.

Tell the truth, it was tin direction.

It does my head and effectively a magazine was just looking for something to write about

and decided to come up with an award.

We could all do that and then now suddenly it's more important than league titles.

Maybe sticking a crocodile in a river is part of marginal gains.

Hi, Mark.

Hi, Gabby.

Welcome to another weekend edition of the sports agents where you can catch up on our

favourite bits from this week's podcast.

Plenty going on, as ever, as we always say, every week when we bring you this best bits.

We had Eddie Hearn and Frank Warren together in the studio. They're not often together.

They've been sworn enemies for many years, but they've come together now because of the money

in boxing provided by Saudi Arabia. But actually, the chat was much more than that. Well, I really, really enjoyed it with the two of them. Yeah, it was great. It was a bit like having the rat pack back together. That's what it felt like, you know, it's like two of the great crooners of the sport, singing beautifully from the same hymn sheet in the studio.

Could I crowbar any more metaphors into there? But it was great. We talked about all sorts of

things, societal issues as well as the kind of machinations of a new boxing league.

Then we had Guillain Balagay and John Gibbons with us. John's from the Anfield rap. And it was all

about Trent Alexander Arnold and leaving Liverpool to go to

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