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Yeah.

Yeah.

Like...

We're better.

Like, I'm dreading this is what I'm getting to.

I'm dreading talking about the show and I shouldn't because after five years I know that we'll have a great time.

Alright gang?

Like it's always a laugh here on a Wednesday afternoon. I've got something serious to say momentarily. But this was trash. I don't know if it's the interim era. It's difficult sometimes between administrations, and they've got a player manager in at the moment. Don't really know if he's going to get it until the end of the season or if they're going to bring somebody in permanently.

So I can understand why they're...

You're not that interim.

I remember that as a Simon Raffa Benitez became Chelsea manager.

We're just not that interim.

Half decent.

We fan.

CFC fans.

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