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Welcome to OSD . It's an Indian summer
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, with a beautiful sunshine over the
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South CC front and Lots
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of dappled sunlight in the forest . Welcome
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everyone . How is everybody ? How are you , johnny
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? I'm very well .
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I Do the how I
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use we're encroaching
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.
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Sounds a bit sexy . I like that come
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on then yeah , oh yeah , no , no , I'm really good
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, yeah , I enjoyed today .
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You've had an exciting time lately . I mean because you you're
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on Holly Bob's not longer .
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Yes , yeah , I was on holiday with Jodie
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Last weekend , all
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for five nights .
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Yeah , it'll , look lovely .
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Yes , amazing , was it crete ? Crete
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, yeah , beautiful .
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I'm not gonna sit and listen to you talk
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about Jodie , isn't it he
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better than that . It looks lovely . Who
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do you think you are ?
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It .
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We're in that joke , but still fair play you know , Fair
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enough . Bad that one back there Asked
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me how I'm . Yeah
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, it's me , it's me , I'm the emcee of OSD . It
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is there , he is . That's
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why that he's the rhymes . If
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I didn't love the rhymes much , I wouldn't do it , cuz I love the rhyme
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that you know . That's , that's why Did
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you just yes , wow , you
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just went in dry without any loob whatsoever
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. I think , wow , the
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tensions both between me and me and laughing
1:55
boy here , robo , not me and you Did okay
1:58
. They said well , we know , we know
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, the direction of travel . Start in this episode . Oh
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, it's huge . Oh , you're joining , it's fine , she's running fine
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, she's running fine , she's running Perry
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, she's 11 . Ask me , how are you ? Thank
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you , johnson . Thank you Robo . Fuck
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the perio , you're getting nothing out of me . Yes
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, yes , went to a wedding that started off . We got
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there for well . I actually got there for 10 to 11
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. First get the far was 10 and bullet
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chops here was stressing in the taxi thing
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and 11 Dispatch
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with a half 10 . Yeah no , we were it right , we
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were fine , we got there , okay . But then there
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the wedding . Well , we , we had our taxi
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arriving at quarter 12 . We're both like let's
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go home now . It was a long
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, it was a great day . Yeah , mark and Jess
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scour , who got married yesterday Congratulations
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. I know Robo knows mark very well as well
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. So , and
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yeah , and thanks for inviting us . Feel special
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day . I'll see anybody who just does know them . That wasn't invited
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is clearly a massive cunt . She
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got that one on . Yes
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, it was a great day . It was a great day .
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Oh , I saw you .
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Let . You had a great after that weekend with the kids . So , doggy would
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, who's the dogs that you went walking with ? Okay
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, do you want to say who
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said friend is ?
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Is my friend Vicky , so she's got six little
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, five little chihuahuas and the kids
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have always said about going out taking the dogs out .
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It's okay .
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Hey , can we pitch some of your dogs ?
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I really want to make a joke now . Do I dare make the joke
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? Can I make a joke ? Did she listen to this
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? Okay , so you played
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with Vicky's grounder today ? Oh
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yeah , not good , not good . Yes
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, as I said , we are , we're here again . I
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should not rob , I think you should . You should take that job on from now
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on at doing the intro , after you've asked
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our people now . Yep , yeah
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, because that was good . I
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like that and he's bad time . You pulled your weight a little bit
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more .
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Exactly , yeah , I thought I should encourage
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on your territory is not
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encourage you , make it better .
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It's like when you went to Harrogans chicken . It
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enhances Tarragon
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. Never Tarragon , it's a , it's a herb .
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Tarragon .
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We said Harragon , tarragon
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, yeah yeah , just put on
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just normal chicken breast , that Tarragon to it before you cook
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it , because it's slightly better . I don't tend to
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do it . I like to taste the chicken , so I don't like
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sauce on my steak . If I have a steak , I want
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to taste steak . I don't back in peppercorn
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.
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She'll be peppercorn at your bollocks , all
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right steak bit pepper , bit
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of a bit of salt , that's about it . Yeah
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, maybe a bit butter .
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No .
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Little bit of butter . No , let's go over go .
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Well , they're very docile this evening , yeah
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it's very yeah . Actually
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I'll run it . That's a good question , Johnny . Yes , how
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do you like your steak cooked ?
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Depends , which cut the steak I have now . For fuck's
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sake , I expect that from him
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.
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What cow is it from ? Where was the
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cow read ?
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if it's fillet , I'd have it medium rare . Okay
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and if it's rib eye , I'll have it medium . Yes
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.
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There's a full point rib eye , like John said . Wait , do you know this ? The
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rib eye is obviously marbled with fat the way
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through . The Fat has to melt . I was with
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an X
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, you know the worst
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one of all time . We didn't turn him . You
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know who she is and we went out from here and she ordered
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a Rib eye and she asked for it
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medium rare and the wait went . I don't
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think that's a good idea . She went don't tell me I'd have my steak
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. He gets to me now , can't you ? And
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she went I , I have my steak . I
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want you to know the listener is . She said no , I want
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, I like my steak medium rare and I want a rib eye . And I'm
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the next of the babe listen , he knows what
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he's talking about . He went no
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, I know , he just go in , get the steak
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I want . And they're like all right . He came out and
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of course the fat hasn't melted , so still quite fatty
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and chewy . So she called the way about I
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don't want this . This is a really bad cut . I've got loads
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of fat in it . The way is that I the thing is with
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rib eye . She went I want another one , get me another one . And
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the chef ended up coming out To
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basically sort of say look , I will cook you another
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one , but I'm not going to cook it unless you ask for it , at least medium
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. I don't like medium , and you know that
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. Right , listen to me , shut the fuck up and
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listen to me , all right . So then
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she's actually went . What for what ? Medium rare ? Have
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rump ? Yeah
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, what about you ? How do you like your steak ?
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Like Johnny , the fillet is medium
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rare .
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It's got to be , you know .
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I don't like it too rare , that medium rare , because it's
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a lovely cut of meat , really tender , lovely
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. But my favorite cut is rib eye
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yeah , especially if you get that crust on it .
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Yes , Good point
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, good point . Um , what's your favorite
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cut Johnny .
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At the moment it's rib eye . It was fillet .
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I'm I
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like fillet but I don't feel it's got like a Supposedly
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it's wanky Greg Wallace in the house . Philip
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doesn't have a meaty enough taste . That's
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why I actually like . I like rump because
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I think he's got . It's not like the tenderest , but
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he's got . If you get a decent bit of rump , steak okay
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it's got a real personal flavor
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.
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Anyway , how the ?
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fuck , do we get on here ?
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You are .
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Good point . That's a nice little discussion .
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They like that .
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That's nice yeah .
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Yeah , it's real that anybody . Should we just set
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this off now and go and have a steak ? Do
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you remember a jock that used to work with in the hyperlites
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years ago when I first met you ? Guy called jock
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you know , imaginatively he was a Scottish man
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, johnny right Right Nickname came from and
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, um , yeah and uh , basically
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he would buy a raw steak from the butchers
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and then just eat it completely utterly raw
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.
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Yeah , walking on the road , wouldn't he ?
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At least gets , yeah , blue gets , at least
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seared a little bit . So there's a little
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. Yeah , it pretty
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much is inside , it's just very yeah
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, almost literally like yeah , 30 seconds or something
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. Yeah yeah so , but
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it's can be . It's not as dangerous as raw chicken , but
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it can still be dangerous . That's like steak
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as long as it's cooked with citrus
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, doesn't it ? I think states targets cooked
8:02
to talk about , or yes , tile Capaccio
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, yeah , it's a .
8:08
Add , like a citron lemon to it . I think that's how
8:10
it basically looks like .
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I didn't know that is that part of you all today . He's old , was that just
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? An extra bonus content Johnny
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Greenfield , adding value speaking of it
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.
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It's food as well .
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Yeah , and it's not beige
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. Yes , no , johnny , right
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, johnny here's with you all today . He's older the week , buddy .
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Um , so the first one actually got sent this
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. Um , so it's quite interesting subject
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for , I think , for a lot of people . Um
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, and it's actually on citizens advice . So
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I sent the , got sent the website . Uh
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, look at the link . Um , I think I actually
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knew this because somebody at work actually did
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it , but apart from that , I wouldn't have
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known , but it's good to know . So , basically
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, if you put holiday off and
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you end up being sick on
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holiday , yeah , you
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can claim those holiday days back
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in exchange of sick days .
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I have heard this .
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Yeah , but then there is Additional
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advice on here as well which sort of says well
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, it depends on how much you get paid
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sick day versus your holiday day . Have you got enough holiday
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? So it's really just , it's your own personal choice . Yeah so
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it's not Definitely you have to do it or
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not , it's just that you legally have
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the right to do that yeah . Every employee has
9:17
to abide by it , apparently . Um , also interesting
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what's quite interesting Is if
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you're on long term six
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or save , you've got , say you've got four weeks
9:25
holiday allocation , you've
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got . I know you've had that . You've been
9:29
busy all through work but you've had two months
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off with like a leg break or something you
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can legally carry over
9:37
. If you didn't have a chance to take
9:39
your four week holiday and that calendar year
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, you can legally take that over the
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four weeks . If you've had to sit , pay
9:45
off , okay , into next year for 18
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months when is interesting
9:50
. I think , I think the rule is just about five
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days is like a discretion of the discussion
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yeah , but I think max for tax reasons , so
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not five days . But If
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you've been on long term sick you can claim them over for another
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18 months , or I'll say interesting
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.
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He said an employee themed one so far
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.
10:06
Yeah , anyone mate or yeah , I've got two more .
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Okay , cool , oh two more , so five in
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effect . Today he's on fire .
10:12
Yeah , Uh , there's one . I saw Um
10:14
again . It's actually food based . Again , I don't
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know how I go about food .
10:17
I was just gonna say what . So , johnny , I just think it's only
10:19
thinking of gaming the system at work , because all of a sudden he's
10:21
coming out with these yeah
10:24
, food going Um
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, but no , so this is food based , so you
10:28
know when you cut up like a pepper a red yellow or green
10:31
pepper , mm-hmm , and it's a real pain in the ass
10:33
getting that middle bit out .
10:34
Oh yeah , without all the pips go everywhere , mm-hmm . So
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I saw a video earlier and it was Rather
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than trying to cut around it . There's lots of different ways you can
10:42
do it . Mm-hmm , you literally just pop .
10:45
The oh straight in straight in .
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Okay , open up , and it all comes out like a stalk
10:49
oh so you just push down
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, push it down , yeah , but it's when it's rounded
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full . Push it down and they just come
10:55
. Then you're under , then you peel it or put
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a part .
10:58
Yeah , the stalk's in the middle oh
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did you know you can get male and female peppers
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? Oh , I
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don't know why .
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Yeah , come no , I don't know what . I've heard it though .
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Oh yeah , if it's got , you know , the bumps at
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the bottom , yeah , you get . If it's got three , I
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believe , it's a female pepper , and if it's got four bumps
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it's a male pepper . Oh , that's what I read . That
11:17
could be bollocks , you know . So , listeners
11:19
, only slightly drunk , um , no
11:22
info . Only slightly drunkcom
11:24
. That's the email address . Please email in , uh
11:27
, if you want to um debunk
11:29
that or give us any uh extra information
11:31
.
11:31
Got it , johnny . You got one more . I didn't see any more . Today
11:33
is older , I think I haven't found that's
11:36
more than happy to be sent in .
11:37
That is a great idea . Yes , if you've got today is
11:39
old , send one in . Uh
11:42
, send it in . And Whoever
11:44
we feel is sent in the the best one
11:46
that week ? Uh , we'll get a free
11:48
OSD mug . Sounds
11:52
good , okay In . Finally , slightly drunkcom
11:54
, send in your today is old suggestions
11:56
. Johnny will filter them and decide
11:58
which ones , if any , he wants to put on , and
12:01
then might be the story of us . It'll be Johnny will decide which one
12:03
he likes the best , because you're ? yeah
12:05
, obviously , but it's your , it's Johnny segments , so Johnny will decide
12:07
which one , uh uh , sent in , wins
12:09
the mug that week . Yeah . Nice
12:11
and um , also if anybody wants to send us some money
12:13
so we can afford some mugs .
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Yeah , um , and
12:18
I think this uh plays well into
12:20
the subject , or one on the subject , or a couple of the subjects
12:23
for today's podcast . It's film
12:25
related . Um , so
12:27
Did you know the
12:29
On the hocus pocus
12:32
? I think it must be the the
12:34
intro and the friends intro
12:36
. It's the same house with
12:39
the fountain .
12:40
Hocus pocus . That's a bit middleer film , isn't it ? I'm
12:43
actually focus , focuses yeah .
12:44
That's the one that the sequel recently came out was on netflix
12:47
or amazon , like years later
12:49
the sequel Came out
12:51
. You know I was putting that face because you know we're doing bollocks
12:53
on that later .
12:54
Yeah .
12:56
Yeah , you know we're doing bollocks on that later . Yeah , the
12:58
Averymore of the question is gonna find out .
13:01
Actually do you know what that's ?
13:04
I think rubbo suggested it a while ago and we agreed
13:06
to it , but we didn't do it and that was to actually Johnny's
13:08
reminder be set out at the beginning of each episode , uh
13:11
, or what's on the agenda for the
13:13
episode . Yeah , we forgot to do it . So
13:15
let's start that now . Obviously , today is old
13:17
. In a minute . We've got a new segment that's
13:19
going to be robos baby . Uh , it's going to be called
13:21
bits of space . So what's going to happen is , each week
13:23
, robo's going to take a few minutes , uh
13:26
, to Answer a question again
13:28
. Similar thing people want to send any questions
13:30
in about space , such as why you
13:32
know why is the logan's mouth
13:34
so big ? It has a certain gravitational
13:36
pull . Um , robo will answer a different
13:39
question about space each week , um , because he's
13:41
very passionate about this and he makes it very interesting
13:43
to listen to . Once we finish with that , we're
13:45
going to be on to the next segment , which is going to be Hopefully
13:47
semi-regular . We're going to ask a man question
13:49
. You know we had the airplane one last week which
13:52
we had great feedback . Uh , our friend Lauren
13:54
, uh , that Johnny and I used to work with
13:56
, she mentioned me going . She thought was hilarious
13:58
because she said basically the answers from all three
14:00
of you were indicative of your personality
14:02
. She doesn't know you , robo , but she's obviously
14:04
listed the podcast . She said she loved the fact that
14:07
scott , within seconds I'd almost not even finished
14:09
asking the question rob went . Fuck yeah , said
14:12
johnny , basically sat there and went . If I was trained to
14:14
do it , I could do it . And then Robo
14:16
started going . Is it a jumbo jet ? What size of plane is it ? Where
14:18
am I ? Where am I landing ? What am I doing ? So
14:21
we're going to ask a question about that this week . We're going to ask could you
14:23
disarm a bomb ? That should be interesting . Then
14:25
, uh , we're going to talk a little bit about football . Uh
14:28
, sarca , has football become too
14:30
toxic ? And we'll talk about why we
14:33
think that maybe maybe the case or maybe not . Um
14:35
, and then johnny's idea for a quick
14:37
segment , which , uh , I think's a really good one , which is , uh
14:40
, going to get the opinions off the boys as to which
14:42
film did they go and
14:44
see , really looking forward to , but was the biggest
14:46
disappointment , the biggest letdown ? And which film
14:49
did they go in , uh , to see or
14:51
they saw on video ? Did video , christ , oh man
14:53
, they're even DVD now . Is it blu-ray
14:55
streaming about
14:57
?
14:57
20 years before behind .
14:59
Which one did they go in thinking this is going to be shit , but they
15:01
ended up really enjoying . And then we're going to close
15:03
with a special movie , themed version of bollocks or
15:05
not .
15:05
So that's what we've got today .
15:06
I got to remember to get the start of each episode . I think
15:08
that's my fuck up boys . Yeah
15:11
, uh , actually you can take that
15:13
on from the album I . You could do that as soon as you seem
15:15
to be encroaching , right and
15:17
yeah intro
15:20
. How is everybody ? And what's
15:22
coming up ? Yeah , there
15:24
you go . Uh , right , should we have a quick pause
15:26
for drink refill ? Johnny's
15:28
dancing around holding his winkeys . I think he needs a weebie
15:30
. Yeah , like you know , like young boy , young kids do that
15:32
. You go . Jakeb , does that because you need
15:34
a wee . No , you need a wee . No , in the six months later
15:37
I've wet myself . Um , yeah
15:40
, quick pause back in . Set Right
15:44
, tiff , that Johnny , that was a
15:46
five in the end , four
15:49
normal ones and the extra one at the start which
15:52
I've already forgotten where that was . We
15:55
had to pause it for a drink refill folks
15:57
. So my memory's not that
15:59
shit . We
16:01
got a new segment coming up which John and I are excited
16:03
about . So regular listeners or people going
16:06
right back to the early days of ISD will know that
16:08
one of Robo's biggest passions in life is cock
16:10
sorry , space . He's
16:13
interested in all things space and astronomy and the
16:15
one thing that we've had feedback on this from listeners
16:17
is even people aren't necessarily
16:19
interested in space per se . Love the
16:21
passion and the way that Robo does
16:23
have a you know . And look , we've
16:26
all heard Robo get the hump in the past because I like poking
16:28
him and annoying him . So when I pay compliment
16:30
it is sincere , because I'd rather piss you off
16:32
because it's funny . Well , until I
16:34
genuinely I'm in fear for my life . But
16:37
yeah , so genuinely . Robo does have a
16:39
really good way of explaining this in a way that
16:41
is easy to understand and make sense for people like me
16:43
and Johnny , who know very little about it .
16:45
Well , I think that was proven last time . On
16:47
the air bollocks or not ? Yeah , on the home away .
16:49
Well , yeah , but you still only just lost
16:51
, though . Yeah , yeah , yeah , yeah , is
16:54
that because Robo took a lot of Bloody
16:57
trotters .
16:57
so that was all .
16:58
You took quite a few swings and hit , didn't you ? Yeah , yeah
17:00
, swinging them in , swinging , hit . So
17:03
, yes , robo is very passionate about it . He does know a lot about
17:05
it and you know what he doesn't know he
17:07
can very quickly find out about , because he knows where to get information
17:09
and he explains it in an interesting way
17:11
that makes sense . So we're calling this segment it's
17:14
of space . I
17:16
like that you can do that every week , in
17:19
which Robo himself is going to choose a question
17:21
about space or something he thinks people might want
17:23
to know . How does that happen ? Why does that happen ? What causes that
17:25
? And he's going to explain it to us . So , robo
17:27
, take it away .
17:29
Well , one of the things that I find
17:31
quite fascinating about the whole of
17:33
space and all the stuff that's way out
17:35
there is the scale of it all , and
17:38
so it's kind of I
17:41
find it almost impossible to comprehend how
17:43
big some of this stuff is , you
17:45
know , and it's one of those things where you
17:47
kind of try and relate it to something , and
17:50
when somebody says , oh yeah , the speed of
17:52
light is traveling for a year , sorry
17:56
, a light year is traveling at
17:58
speed of light for a year , and
18:00
that's how far you've gone , and it's like , okay
18:02
, that's obviously a very long way , but have
18:04
no means of quantifying that
18:06
and understanding it . It's like
18:08
when somebody said to me
18:11
that the speed of light
18:13
goes around the earth seven times
18:15
in one second , that you
18:17
go , oh , okay , I'll get it now .
18:19
That's pretty quick .
18:21
But I find it really difficult to comprehend how
18:24
far that distance is
18:26
for a year , because they're just
18:28
astronomical amounts
18:31
of distance , anyway , one of the
18:33
things I saw a while
18:35
ago was , that is , to
18:38
comprehending the size of
18:40
the planets and how far away we
18:42
are from certain things . So when
18:45
the earth and the moon are
18:47
obviously locked in their orbits
18:50
, when the moon is
18:52
closest to the earth
18:55
, there's not enough room to
18:57
fit all of the planets in between
18:59
the earth and the moon . But when the moon
19:01
shifts to its apogee , that its furthest
19:04
point away , you
19:06
can actually squeeze all of the planets
19:08
of our solar system , and I think
19:10
it's Pluto and Eris which
19:12
is the two exoplanets .
19:16
What three reasons are they ?
19:19
Why they call it the war for exoplanets .
19:21
They don't satisfy the rules
19:23
to be a planet .
19:24
What's that ?
19:26
I know one of them .
19:28
Do you not remember what happened last time ? My
19:30
toys went south without the pram ? I think they nearly reached Eris
19:33
. I was not having it , I was going . You said three . You
19:36
don't know this , do you ? Because I was too ashamed to tell
19:38
you . So I wrote two and two . And this is funny , as
19:40
you remember , when Robbo said to me I
19:43
said ask me a question about space , ask
19:45
me a question off the cuff . Robbo said what's
19:47
the reason that Pluto doesn't
19:49
satisfy ? There's
19:52
a reason that Pluto doesn't satisfy to become
19:55
known as a planet , which means it's a dwarf planet . Then
19:57
Robbo went there's three reasons . There's one that
19:59
Pluto doesn't satisfy . I heard that
20:01
, as there are three reasons , when
20:05
I couldn't name even one of them Bollockchops
20:07
, tropsy had a few drinks here I tried to
20:09
say Facebook and I said what are the other two reasons ? Robbo said they're
20:12
very calmly he's afraid to say
20:14
there aren't another two reasons . There's
20:17
one reason that it doesn't satisfy . I think
20:19
the other two did satisfy something . It
20:21
was literally a week later . I picked him up to
20:24
come and do another podcast . We were driving here
20:26
Again . Because I'm a dickhead , I started
20:28
going . Do you remember last week ? Robbo said
20:30
fair play to him very calmly sat there , nodding , obviously
20:32
thinking I can't be bothered to get into it again . I
20:34
said hang on a minute . Did you mean ? There
20:37
were three reasons and as
20:39
long as it satisfies one of those reasons , it doesn't
20:41
count . And Pluto satisfies one of those reasons
20:43
, robbo went . Yes , oh , I misunderstood
20:45
, that's why I was getting goby .
20:48
You thought it was us who pulled three , but it
20:50
wasn't .
20:50
Yeah , exactly , good work , logan .
20:54
I think I've got two of them that I can remember . One of them is it's
20:56
got sufficient mass for
20:59
it to make itself into a sphere
21:01
. The more things that clump
21:03
together over a period of time
21:05
, they will create a sphere . Pluto
21:08
does that . It's a
21:11
spherical object . The other one that
21:13
I know is that in its orbit
21:15
around the sun it has
21:18
to have sort of cleared out all of the debris
21:20
and gas and whatever
21:22
that's there so effectively
21:24
. If you look at its orbit around the
21:28
sun with all of the crap that's there , there
21:30
would be an empty space in its
21:32
orbit because it's cleared it all out , can't ?
21:34
remember what the third one is .
21:36
Yeah , something else , but
21:38
yeah , so when these ? Oh
21:41
, excuse me .
21:42
Excuse me , the wine's going down well .
21:44
It is going down very well . So when
21:46
you've got the Earth and the Moon and they're
21:49
sort of a set distance apart . But there's
21:51
a point where the Moon will get closer to the
21:53
Earth I can't remember
21:55
the perigree , so that's the bit where it's closest
21:58
and then apogee , where it's furthest away . When
22:00
it's furthest away , you can get all
22:03
of the main planets . So you
22:05
get , oh God , no God , I don't remember what
22:07
they are , I've had a few drinks now . So Venus
22:10
, mercury , mars , jupiter
22:13
, saturn , neptune , uranus
22:16
, and
22:19
you can get the Pluto and Eris
22:21
to fit in the distance between the Moon
22:24
and the Earth .
22:25
You missed one . Did I , I think you did
22:27
.
22:27
My done , I did .
22:28
No , because .
22:29
Earth is there , on the Moon there , yeah , so
22:31
we're going to Neptune , did you say ? Neptune . Yeah
22:33
, I did say Neptune , you did , I did say Neptune .
22:35
Done it again .
22:36
Done it again . We're a wanker .
22:37
I was actually counting as well .
22:39
He was . I
22:41
could see him on his fingers , but I also saw him get confused
22:43
. When he got past four I lost count .
22:45
So yeah , I always find that quite interesting because it's like you
22:47
know that these things are massive and you know
22:50
, we know roughly , that the Earth and the
22:52
Moon are sort of 275,000 miles
22:54
apart roughly . So
22:56
in that distance you can get every single
22:58
planet in our solar system .
23:01
And I find that pretty impressive . I think it is . Yeah
23:03
, they say economies of scale . You
23:05
get those videos on Tintweb , can't you ? On YouTube , where they kind of do the zoom out
23:07
thing to kind of give you an idea . They do it as well
23:09
with things like how deep the deepest
23:11
parts of the ocean are . Yes , because
23:14
your idea is they do similar ones to space .
23:15
They go to certain parts of the ocean . It will show you like the Eiffel
23:18
Tower . Yeah , yeah , yeah .
23:21
And that's really useful because that is , that
23:23
is a referenceable thing , that
23:26
you can go . Oh well , I've seen the Eiffel Tower and I know that
23:28
it's this big and somebody says a hundred meters
23:30
and you go oh , I know what a hundred meters is , but
23:32
it's on these scales , with this
23:34
sort of stuff , it's just absolutely
23:38
unimaginably huge .
23:40
Isn't there the famous Blue Jewel photograph
23:43
? I think it might have been taken by one of the voyagers that
23:45
was sent back , and it's . I think it was when it was
23:47
past the Saturn or something like that , and he sent the photograph
23:49
back and you can see a . You can see a tiny
23:51
, small blue planet , which is Earth , and I think
23:53
it's called the Blue Jewel photograph . Am I wrong ? I think you
23:55
might be right .
23:56
Was that on this ? Yeah , that was from New Horizons .
23:58
I don't know . It could have been buddy , I don't know .
24:00
They've got . There's a picture , and it's a really weird picture
24:03
and I think as it passed
24:05
Saturn , it looked back . So
24:07
Saturn is lit from behind and
24:09
it's this really strange ethereal
24:11
object and
24:13
you can see the rings around Saturn
24:15
. And then there was this tiny , tiny little
24:18
dot , and that
24:20
tiny little dot is us and
24:22
it's it's literally a slightly
24:24
brighter spec .
24:25
Yeah .
24:26
In one of the rings . Then you know , you can see there's a couple
24:28
of stars and this and that , but there's this tiny little
24:31
spec and that is us and it's like
24:33
holy shit Awesome .
24:36
Don't think we'll be doing that again . That was a bit of shit . Yeah
24:38
, that was great mate . Thank you , Rob . Did you know
24:41
Johnny was invested Because you asked him questions ? It's always
24:43
a good sign , Even though he's
24:45
still . He's folks . For those of you who can't see
24:47
, Johnny is now taking his socks off to use his toes
24:49
to count on as well . He's currently
24:51
sitting with his legs in the air .
24:53
Hang on a sec .
24:55
It's Friday night already . Yeah , oh
24:58
, no .
24:58
No , no , no .
25:02
I'll tell you what . When you first started speaking , did you see me sort of
25:04
sit there and put my head in my hands and shake my head slightly ? Did
25:07
you notice ? When you first started talking , I think ?
25:09
I thought you , I thought you did .
25:10
All right . No , no , I did it because I suddenly realized
25:12
there's a volume button that I can turn up individually
25:15
for each of your mics on here . Oh
25:19
, I just you know they were fine anyway , but it does look
25:21
a bit better now . Oh lovely . That's
25:24
been there the whole time .
25:25
This is why you shouldn't trust me All those
25:27
weeks of frustration that he's been like nearly throwing the laptop
25:29
out the window and it's
25:31
actually been on the soft side , hey hey , come on , I'm the
25:34
MSD of OSD , right ?
25:35
I know what I'm doing . That's why it's two different things tonight
25:37
where I've gone . How long we've been doing this Today
25:40
is old . Okay
25:42
, cheers boys . I love that , rob . I genuinely
25:44
. That was really interesting , mate . As I said , you know
25:46
, not just plain as makeup . You're asked because I'm the first person
25:48
to take the piss at you , because it's funny to watch you get worked up
25:50
. That
25:53
. Yeah , I love the energy and the passion you bring to that
25:55
and I don't want to
25:57
sound patronized if it does . I don't mean to be . It's
25:59
the way you explain it in a way that
26:01
, like you know , you get those
26:03
things and you can read it like it explains me , like I'm five
26:05
year old . Yes , people go . I don't know the sound Somebody
26:08
actually put today about the Israeli conflict , which we're not going to say anything more
26:10
about . It sounds like it explains me like a five year old
26:12
Israeli conflict , and someone's reply was no
26:15
, I can't .
26:16
It's not that simple , it's not possible .
26:18
Speaking of , read it very quickly before we move on . I saw
26:20
this over there , a photograph
26:22
. It's so funny . There's a Portsmouth group
26:24
in Reddit , right Portsmouth sub , and somebody's
26:27
put on there to the cup and in lime grove
26:29
who were shouting their head off at each other all the time . Could
26:31
you shut the fuck up ? I can't have a barbecue
26:33
or dinner outside without hearing Portsmouth finest
26:35
argue about what , when and why . Shut up
26:37
. Somebody replied well , what are they arguing
26:40
about , mate ? Don't come here with half a story . Somebody
26:43
else put oh , that's me , sorry . And then my favorite reply
26:45
was one at the bottom what's the only put ? Yeah , because
26:47
they'll definitely be reading this . That
26:51
was good . Let's move on football , football
26:53
, football . I love football . Johnny loves
26:55
football . Well , johnny loves a lower standard of football
26:57
. Obviously , robbo doesn't
26:59
hate football , and we've had many
27:01
fun times watching England games in the pub , haven't we ? So
27:03
you will watch it . Yeah , man
27:06
United , that kind of thing .
27:08
He said about big games .
27:10
Don't watch the shit ones like Pompey .
27:12
I watch Pompey because that's effectively that's my
27:14
local team .
27:14
Yeah , exactly , I can agree with my goal . I
27:16
can agree with my goal . Yeah , yeah , I can hear
27:19
them from my goal , and we've
27:21
won a lot of them , haven't ?
27:22
we , I am . Yeah , I haven't heard much from my goal
27:24
, were they at Top of the League ?
27:25
Top of the League . We're actually leading
27:28
in the whole country of unbeaten
27:30
unbeaten in 23
27:33
games now .
27:34
The longest-known beaten run in
27:36
the country .
27:37
What was this ? New manager ? New set up
27:39
Playing well , okay , yeah he's a guy , he's
27:41
a small contact .
27:43
Yeah , he came in last year . What's 30 saying
27:45
?
27:45
He's 36 . He was actually playing
27:48
for Oxford United last season
27:50
and he's chairman of the PFA , and
27:52
then , yeah , he signed with his manager
27:54
.
27:54
Was it your mate ? So who knows him ?
27:57
Yeah , a friend of a friend basically said that
27:59
I think when he first
28:02
got signed as the manager , no one heard of
28:04
him and there was
28:06
a couple of statements on Twitter at the time
28:08
saying oh , pompey , have gone for the cheap option
28:10
here . And then
28:13
actually the chairman came out and
28:15
said we haven't gone for the cheap option . We really he's
28:17
got a lot of good pedigree .
28:19
And there were other people that could have got cheaper with more
28:21
experience .
28:22
I think Neil Warner was even in the fray and then the few
28:24
others .
28:26
Didn't he manage Pompey ages ago ?
28:28
No , but yeah anyway
28:30
. So then mate got a message saying
28:32
oh look , he knows his stuff . Hopefully
28:35
the fans won't give him too much grief and
28:37
look at now , if he wins , he'll be fine .
28:40
Look at us now at Top of the League , haven't ?
28:41
lost what League one .
28:43
The old division three .
28:44
Yes , that's two down from the Premier League . Yeah , oh , that's
28:46
not bad .
28:47
Mars will be a hundred down from the Premier League . Mars
28:49
will be a hundred down from the Premier League . Oh , that's a word
28:51
to say For nearly every team that's not taking us up . I've
28:55
lived in Pompey my whole adult life , so of course I
28:57
have a little affinity for them , but you know
29:00
I have to take the best because
29:02
I'm a cunt . So , yes , I've
29:05
been on football . How tired it is . Oh yeah , I've just demonstrated
29:07
it , haven't I ? Oh , fucking hell , I'm
29:09
about to get on my soapbox about it and I've just got to go
29:12
. Oh , nice one . Do you know what , Robbo ? You're on fire tonight
29:14
, but you're also going to get on my fucking nerves a little bit
29:16
, because you just called me hell Very
29:19
cleverly and it's quite cute because you two are quite
29:21
clearly . You know you're a little bouncing off each other tonight
29:23
.
29:28
No , please don't .
29:30
For the benefit that listens at home . Robbo actually just put
29:32
his wet finger in Johnny's ear . Well
29:34
, he didn't eat what they didn't even kind of pretend
29:36
to , he just went and did it . So we're gonna talk about
29:38
football next . Again the magic of podcast , though I can
29:40
see Johnny needs a top up and he may even
29:42
need St Long and thin
29:44
in his mouth . So
29:51
, yeah , we're gonna , we're gonna pause it . We
29:53
will be back really shortly , but as far as your concern
29:55
, it'll be straight away . So yeah
29:57
, so basically what we're gonna talk about now as we briefly
29:59
discussed then , and of course I do like
30:02
to impomp you do well , I've lived here for
30:04
years . I would say it's because I like to wind Johnny
30:06
up , but he doesn't get . We end up about it you know , Is
30:08
that a famously ? when I tried to , when we
30:10
know , he caught me about a guitar but it's taken
30:13
another man United in the next week . I was so smug
30:15
so I'd add him about the Russian oligarch
30:17
with all arm of dealer and said , what about you ? And he's went
30:19
. I don't care and Unlike
30:22
you , logan , I didn't get on my soapbox about it . So
30:25
, yeah , what I talk about is that you know I'm interested in
30:27
a D E Boys . Just give me your thoughts
30:29
and we'll start with with Johnny
30:31
. I Should
30:34
give me the finger . I
30:37
love football . I mean , I love football , very passionate about it
30:39
. I've done two years . I was
30:41
very lucky and that I chose a team to support
30:43
just as they started to become fucking
30:45
awesome . That you know they're they . They . You
30:48
know you see it there as a fan . You think
30:50
you should . This is shit . This is shit , like you know . But
30:52
yeah , there is , we're doing shit . Now that's
30:55
some saying , but you know . You
30:57
know you football yeah , but you
30:59
can be quiet now if you want , for
31:01
about the next hour .
31:03
Another thing I'd get you with this
31:05
is lovely in it , though she's really nice .
31:07
He's all just a full of happy energy tonight
31:09
. Love you Go . Little sparkling , you're right , it's
31:11
good . Yeah
31:14
, boobs , we're not doing so
31:18
, yeah . So what's gonna say was you know , but United
31:20
, you get frustrated as United fans . I wouldn't
31:22
know , you and you think yourself we're doing really shit , like
31:24
we're ninth in the Premier League having spent over a
31:26
billion pounds . You know are . My
31:28
version of shit is like the spoil kid and
31:30
again I have to pull myself back and think , christ , you know
31:33
, I think how many teams had loved
31:35
to be in position . We are shit . Anyway , what
31:37
is is I ? I Before me more and more
31:39
. I love with football , not so
31:42
much from the United perspective , so I love watching
31:44
United , so all the stuff that comes around it
31:46
. It's the toxicity , the tribalism . To
31:49
me and this is what I want to get your guys opinion
31:51
on it feels like football
31:53
is becoming more and more toxic . It feels
31:56
like the , the violence is creeping
31:58
back in . That we kind of grew up within , the 80s
32:00
evenism . It
32:03
feels like you can't
32:05
have a sensible discussion with many people anymore
32:08
. You know we have a chat group
32:10
. As you know , there's some of the lads in the
32:12
group you can have a really intelligent discussion about
32:14
football . There's other people just to forget about
32:16
it , you might as well , just you know , try and talk to your toilet paper
32:18
. There's another guys they weren't mentioned who
32:20
I've known for many years . I've recently blocked
32:23
him on Facebook and got rid of him because I just got fed
32:25
up with how just how violent he was about football yeah
32:30
, and it was safe ruining my enjoyment , but it's also
32:32
like I just I don't want that in my life . So the
32:34
point is is football
32:36
becoming more toxic
32:38
? It is there more
32:41
and more Anger and toxicity
32:43
creeping in football , johnny
32:46
, what ? What do you think ? I ?
32:49
Guess , from a personal stance , I see us
32:51
port ports man when we're
32:53
in . I don't know whether that toxicity
32:55
is more . I think , from where you're
32:57
coming from , Andy , it's more premier
33:00
league base , because I think there's a Lot
33:03
of dick swinging with your clubs and
33:05
who's gonna , who's got most money , who can afford the best
33:07
players , and , and it more
33:09
gets down to that . It's like , well , if you spent this amount of money
33:11
and your second , you should be
33:13
top or this . This team
33:15
has spent billion or however much , and
33:18
their fifth , or like United from years
33:20
ago , they were always known as the best team throughout
33:23
the 90s and early 2000s
33:25
, and Now
33:27
people are sort of and then Chelsea again
33:29
, they were a next one . Now man City are . Liverpool
33:31
have always been big anyway , and they
33:34
won the Premier League once , I think , and and it's
33:37
I think with that . I
33:39
think that's where the toxicity is , whereas
33:43
when we , when you talk about
33:45
the lower leagues , ports are
33:47
for League one , I Think
33:50
it's .
33:52
Oh no , sorry mate . Oh , which is good
33:54
, to be fair , not even
33:56
necessarily lower league . You quite often go to watch non leagues
33:58
. I think you're really good mate . Tom said oh , he's
34:01
a captain of Ferrum , yeah
34:03
, but you know you will go and watch gospel and stuff like
34:05
that . So to be fair , yeah , I was worse
34:07
than society trucks to say Johnny knows what he's
34:09
talking about . Even you know talking
34:11
about that kind of more grass roots , because you really go and
34:13
watch it .
34:14
So sorry to interrupt . That's all good . No
34:16
, I think . And then when
34:18
I think Portsmouth , I
34:20
think through financial fair play , when
34:22
they went to bankruptcy and stuff like that
34:24
or close to it , they got deducted
34:27
points and got pushed down to the league Like
34:29
such a ridiculous thing to do
34:31
.
34:31
It's man struggling with money .
34:33
Okay , we're gonna find it's bad management , isn't it
34:35
? But the yeah
34:38
, and then went down to lead to , which
34:40
is the bottom league , and we're in there a few years and got promoted
34:42
Really one . We've been there seven
34:44
. I think it's the eight year in league one . I
34:46
think that level , it
34:49
doesn't seem , the
34:51
Oxysities there
34:53
is you're talking .
34:55
I think what you might be talking about
34:57
is you . You're looking at real
34:59
football fans who support their local
35:01
teams . This is my uneducated
35:04
outside of you , so they're like real
35:06
Grassroots football fans
35:08
that they go . That's , that's where I live
35:10
, that's my town , that's my team . I'm
35:14
gonna , I'm gonna watch this because and I'm
35:16
gonna support this team because those , those are my people
35:18
.
35:19
You shut your whole mouth .
35:22
Honestly when , when Robo was telling me that I was
35:24
looking at me .
35:25
More and more purple .
35:28
Steam were coming from his ears and I'm
35:30
just laughing .
35:31
I gave myself whiplash . My head said around . So
35:33
much then , like , take
35:35
my football team's name , addy , your fucking
35:37
mouth . I think the actually
35:39
thinking . But yes , I think you're thinking of Rob , yeah
35:42
, and I think the passion for the
35:44
your home club is is there
35:46
.
35:46
So I think don't I . I
35:49
don't think I don't get worked up on people
35:51
from another team getting , I
35:54
rate , about all saying about Pompey not doing very well
35:56
. Okay , well , we're enjoying it . It's good football
35:58
, it's fun , fans are great and
36:01
, yeah , go and watch lot non-league . What
36:04
I like about non-league actually is you
36:06
can go to the ground and drink throughout
36:08
the whole game , because I got bar open throughout
36:10
.
36:11
Oh , but in the premier ones you can't from
36:13
Lee to .
36:13
I don't know what it's like , a conference , national
36:16
, good confidence premier , but
36:18
the yeah lead to
36:20
lead one Championship Premier League
36:23
. You're only allowed to drink for the game
36:25
. Then when the game's on , you can't take
36:27
a drink to your seat . And then you
36:29
get , I think 10 minutes before
36:31
half time , about five minutes after
36:33
no , then that half after half time they shut
36:35
the bars . So if you want to
36:37
go out for a day with the boys , whatever , it
36:40
sort of stops the drinking side unless you taking
36:42
a drink with you , which no one ever does . But then
36:44
yeah , I think , yeah
36:47
, I don't see it from On
36:49
the on this side of it , the only toxicity
36:52
I see is again From
36:54
the Premier League teams and bigger clubs , and
36:57
it is again . I think there's there's
36:59
sort of hoping that they don't
37:01
succeed , nothing . That's where it is . Well , I think with
37:03
the lower teams , I think there's a lot of ah . I'm
37:06
like I want to back them . I hope they do well .
37:08
Yeah , that's the difference . I think we have an underdog
37:10
, don't we exactly for the love of the game .
37:12
To be fair , about probably a year ago
37:14
. Friend of the show . Scott , yeah , obviously
37:16
one of our boys . He's
37:19
a Samson fan . He went to watch Samson
37:21
v Newcastle in at Southampton
37:23
. Was a cup game , lee , cup game , yeah
37:25
, and this was yeah , I'm gonna say me
37:28
and Johnny went to meet because some of Johnny's mates
37:30
who live up in Leeds One
37:32
of them's a newcastle fan , yeah . Yeah
37:35
, he'd come down to watch the game . So Johnny said look , I want
37:37
to go to Samson and meet him . He's a mate and he's in Leeds
37:39
a little so we can meet Scott after the game . I was like , yeah , we'll
37:41
do that . That was the night when I think I must have repeated
37:44
I'm so pissed every three
37:46
minutes on it , every three minutes
37:48
, I'm so pissed . Anyway
37:50
, the point is gonna make was we went sat in one bar
37:52
and we actually were watching the game on the screen . We
37:54
were into Hampton and there's a couple of lads next
37:56
to us and we just got chatting to him . Yeah , I got
37:58
quite openly said , like you know big Portsmouth and
38:01
they had some Hampton fans and we had a really good chat . Yeah
38:03
, do , we had a good chat like this is a usual bit of it , wasn't shitty
38:05
banter , they were all Pompies , hampton , but
38:08
um , so yeah , that's an example of how
38:10
that was . Again , there's
38:12
that Samson were Premier League then , weren't they ?
38:14
Yes , yes primarily .
38:16
Yeah , it doesn't totally support the , but
38:18
maybe does support like not not as much money
38:21
spent .
38:21
So there's not so much . They're not classes . The big
38:23
six , yeah , so yeah , and
38:25
you do get rivalries with Portsmouth and Sampton
38:28
May not live at all . You
38:30
get lots of different light hooligan
38:32
firms . They'll you then known to have rivalries
38:34
that way , but I think that's more of a . If
38:36
you choose to be in it , then you're in it . It's
38:38
not like you get caught up in it . I think a lot of that . There
38:41
will be situations where you might be in the wrong place at wrong
38:43
time , but a lot of it
38:45
and it's it's an unwritten rule from like
38:47
the hooligans and stuff . They'll only fight
38:49
other hooligans . They won't target but
38:53
the general public , they're just gonna watch the game normally
38:55
.
38:55
Madison craze wins . Yeah
38:57
, love them , I love them . Mom
38:59
, safe to walk the streets were
39:01
never about that . Yeah , I mean from the did
39:03
some of the stuff that I've read . You
39:06
know , I agree with Johnny on that , you know , and that's why often
39:08
hooligan firms in the 80s Didn't
39:10
often fight in or around the ground .
39:12
Did they ?
39:12
they would get around your me away . So
39:15
they could , partly because you know if the further away
39:17
you are , the lesser Please can be there , but also , like Johnny says
39:19
, you know , they went interesting kicking heads in of normal
39:21
supporters , most of them anyway- you
39:24
get the odd occasion where people get caught up in it .
39:25
Oh , there's , there are some dickheads that do do that anyway
39:28
. Yeah , and but yeah , most
39:30
of the time you don't . Unless you're looking for
39:32
it , you don't really get it . You get a bit of
39:34
banter and you know , I mean you
39:36
can walk . So you go to Frank Park and it's against
39:38
. I don't know , wigan , for instance , you
39:41
will walk from the train station . There's Wigan fans in
39:43
front , pop fans . You have a chat . It's not
39:45
, it's not like that . And
39:48
you get a bit ban on the In when you're
39:51
in the Terrorism . But
39:53
yeah , no , I think it's , um , I
39:55
think from in that level , more
39:57
of the local scene , like you said . Hmm , I
40:00
think it's more the love of the game and the passion
40:02
is my town , yeah and I think
40:04
, yeah , the way , and you said that toxicity
40:06
, from what I've seen , it is normally the
40:09
big teams Trying
40:11
to put the other teams down to
40:13
save Andy sports may not and see their sports .
40:15
Liverpool may not lose .
40:16
They've provided buzzing , giving
40:18
him shit about it and then Chelsea
40:21
fans , vice versa .
40:22
It's all those celebrating somebody else's misfortune
40:24
.
40:25
Yeah , because because it's seen that they
40:27
spent that money . They got all this . This brought these cash
40:29
to their name . They can buy them once .
40:31
They shouldn't be losing , I guess there's a
40:33
side of it which is like people want to see the
40:35
Giants fall . Yeah , they want to see
40:37
, I know , waterlooville
40:39
juniors beat Liverpool or whatever
40:41
it was .
40:42
Didn't they play ? How more Louisville played Liverpool in the
40:44
FA Cup ? That's right .
40:45
Yeah , and that was , and they went well , we'll come to your ground
40:47
.
40:47
Actually , no , we won't why don't you come to us ? Well
40:50
, no , it was actually they . They
40:53
drew them away and
40:55
then , yeah , I think they
40:57
would have had to play at Ham or Lou was right . Yeah , but
40:59
the money generated would have , it's better for them
41:02
to go and play Liverpool .
41:02
Yeah , exactly generation of money . Do you want to come and
41:04
play our stadium ?
41:05
Oh , okay , but that's just how the draw was
41:07
. It actually drew that they were away
41:10
.
41:10
Oh , sorry , yeah , I thought I thought I was all around .
41:12
I can't remember who , but that did happen with a different team or about
41:15
. You are right , it wasn't having . Yes , it
41:17
has happened where . Yeah , hang on a minute
41:19
, if you come to us , we can fit 3,000 people
41:21
. If we go to yours , yeah , because in the
41:23
FA Cup and if you play in a normal football like Premier
41:26
League game , liverpool , man , united , the home team , all the gate
41:28
receipts and everything is the
41:30
home team keep it , and the FA Cup I think it's 50
41:32
50 . So you know , having
41:34
a little bit of said yeah , they would have got 50%
41:36
of the gate receipts at Liverpool , winner
41:39
4050,000
41:41
cities dating not quite the 78,000 man United's
41:44
Robo
41:53
as . Yeah , thanks , johnny . So basically
41:55
, if I , if you just sum up , johnny but correct
41:57
me if I'm wrong which after now , you
42:00
, you're not saying it's not more toxic
42:02
, but you don't notice as much because of the
42:04
level of football that you watch , there tends
42:06
to be a different type of fan , who's there
42:08
more for the love of the game than and
42:11
another city , and then , therefore
42:13
, that more toxic
42:15
rivalry and yeah
42:18
, then yeah , I'm trying to beat the
42:20
other team down , yeah that is
42:22
that that's fair ? Yeah , okay , cool .
42:24
That's fair . I'll do like when something lose
42:26
. Yeah , of course . Yeah , I don't know you
42:31
can do that and not be toxic about it . That's the thing is that yeah
42:33
.
42:33
I'm a rubber . Well , I'm interested in your perspective because you know
42:35
. I know you're not a football fan , but I say
42:37
we've watched many English games together and had some
42:39
good times . Yes
42:42
, I know , yes , because you
42:44
wound me up , say
42:47
as someone who just is not drawn to football . Anyway , I
42:49
suspect that some of the reasons why not may actually
42:51
play into some of this toxic stuff .
42:53
Yeah , there's . There's parts of football
42:55
which I think I'm
42:58
quite envious of , because I used to work with
43:00
a chat and
43:02
he had this really solid group of mates . They
43:05
followed their football team and they literally followed
43:07
them all over the country and they weren't like a Premiership
43:10
team , it was a
43:12
local . Well , okay
43:14
, it's a big team , but it's a local team for them and
43:16
they literally followed them religiously
43:18
and they would fight anyone
43:20
that said anything bad against their team and
43:23
it's . It's that kind of sort of thick
43:25
as thieves , you know , do or
43:27
die , ride or die or whatever the thing is . I
43:30
kind of thought I think I missed out on that
43:32
somewhere , you know . I think that that might be
43:34
quite a nice thing to have . Yeah
43:36
, you know . So it doesn't matter where you are , you
43:38
can be , I don't know , out of Mongolia
43:40
and you bump into a I know ackrington
43:43
Stanley fan and You've
43:45
immediately got that camaraderie . Yeah
43:48
yeah , and
43:50
there's something to talk about and there's that , that whole
43:52
Whatever
43:54
the word I don't want to talk about , you've
43:57
got that . You've got that . That join
43:59
that connection . Okay , and so
44:01
that side of football , even
44:03
though it's sort of really tribal and
44:06
really Can
44:08
be quite violent , yeah , it's , it's
44:10
actually it . I've
44:13
looked at it with with other people before , so
44:15
I share , I think that I wish I
44:17
kind of had something like that , but
44:20
I've just never been drawn to football
44:22
at all . But , um , you
44:24
class ? Oh yeah , absolutely no . I
44:26
, you know , I just I don't have any interest
44:29
in sort of knowing all about the transfer
44:31
windows and this and that . And you
44:33
know , you guys talk about football
44:35
as if you're managing your own team . So
44:38
it's like you know
44:40
all the all the names of people past and present
44:42
. You know the score line from
44:44
a game between x , y
44:46
and z in 1997
44:49
and you'll recall how do you remember that goal
44:51
, that such and such did , and you remember this , and
44:53
it's just this massive plethora
44:56
of Join , jointly
44:59
owned information that you guys love
45:01
. You know , yeah .
45:01
I think we've grown up with it . When you just naturally Get
45:04
that it's like you were forming a one . You'll know a
45:06
lot more than I'm , a very casual
45:08
sports observer , but
45:10
you're sports for money .
45:12
It would be most for yeah , but again I look
45:14
, I know people that are the Steeped
45:17
in motorsport and they they were
45:19
all . Detailed
45:22
. I love . I love the engineering for most . Yeah , I
45:24
love all of the , the technology and all that kind
45:26
of stuff that goes on . Nowadays
45:28
it's kind of I'm seeing it kind
45:30
of what I call deteriorate
45:32
into like a sort of football teams kind
45:35
of thing . Well , there you go , you can get the certain teams
45:37
. Yeah , it's like I , like this guy
45:39
. So I I'm gonna say your
45:41
shit , your shit , your shit and your shit .
45:43
I don't think you get the the
45:46
toxicity with that and such , and I think that's
45:48
because , as well they're just a single driver , whereas
45:51
if it's a team , oh , it is , it's , it's
45:53
happening , it is happening .
45:55
I've noticed it a lot when people talk online
45:57
about all right , they'll go there's kind
45:59
of this Obviously
46:01
, max Verstappen is the
46:03
one essay .
46:04
Yeah , yeah , he's a three-time world champion
46:06
.
46:06
He's supremely talented . Yeah , terrible
46:09
sportsman .
46:10
Oh yeah .
46:11
But then people that like him , or a lot
46:14
of people that have started to like him , and they might
46:16
I've seen this , have , I've seen this said a lot
46:18
people say I think Whoever
46:21
is talking on this particular forum
46:23
is probably a Netflix
46:25
I can't remember the name of the drive to survive
46:28
and they try to make it all into a drama
46:30
. So they , they oh , he hates
46:33
him . He did this , is that ?
46:34
that sells more tickets . Yes
46:38
, the new fans get more fans , but it's
46:40
kind of this is lovely .
46:41
It's detracting from the actual sport
46:43
itself watching you two talk to each other like
46:45
this interaction , it's
46:48
really good . No , it's really good .
46:49
I'm giving up another wet William and it no
46:52
but , I , think we're going back to football
46:54
. Yeah , I , I think there's there's
46:57
that tribal side of it which I kind of I'm
46:59
slightly envious of , but I'm also I don't
47:01
like it , because it is so tribal
47:03
and it can deteriorate into violence really
47:06
quickly . And I saw a video
47:08
literally about an hour before
47:10
it came out and I think it was a Lester game
47:12
. Oh yeah , and there's a kid
47:14
.
47:15
I sent it here .
47:16
Yeah , and there's two guys standing there . They're
47:21
pointing and screaming at this kid .
47:23
Yeah , they just did it and
47:25
it's like they're just the
47:27
. You get that in a every walk of life . They need this dickhead
47:30
.
47:30
Well , the kid is about eight .
47:33
What's interesting about that yes .
47:35
Yeah , it's awesome video . No
47:38
, that's it , that's that . Yeah , that is I mean
47:40
, if there is anymore , I haven't seen it right . So
47:42
, yes , that's that's all we can't see . But the interesting thing
47:44
about that was , um , that the kid doesn't
47:46
stop giving it the large amount , even with it , which I loved
47:49
.
47:49
I loved .
47:50
But I was what . I showed it to Annaly earlier on
47:52
. I think she made a really good point . She went oh yeah , no , there is music
47:54
. But you do realize that that kid Will probably grow up to
47:56
be exactly like those two .
47:58
He's already displaying that kind
48:00
of one of the things , yeah it's
48:02
almost like it's engendered .
48:04
Yeah , within it . Right , two seconds , people
48:06
, we'll be back . Well
48:08
, I'll say two seconds . The magic of podcast , it's gonna
48:10
be less than that , okay
48:12
, yeah , um , to robo anything else
48:15
you want to throw in there , buddy , before we wrap this
48:17
. Well , I'm not done yet
48:19
.
48:19
So yeah , we got um . The other thing that
48:21
I don't like and it's something that
48:23
I like and to a sport I know equally
48:26
that's about as football , you
48:28
know , is rugby . Um is
48:30
, I was what's .
48:32
The famous phrase is Uh , football
48:34
is a gentleman's game played by thugs and
48:36
the rugbees are thugs game played by general
48:38
.
48:39
And what I'm , what I noticed , is the difference
48:41
, the main difference with that . Rugbees
48:43
are very violent physical sport , but
48:47
when the ref says stop , 99.9
48:52
percent of the time there is respect
48:54
for the ref . I think you can only speak to the captain
48:56
, can't he captain ? And the
48:59
? Uh , the player that's
49:01
done the offense or whatever . So the captain
49:03
is always there with the ref .
49:05
Yeah , talking through whatever the yeah
49:08
, they call captain over , yeah , along with the player , and
49:10
they say captain and the player is in trouble . Is that right ?
49:12
The captain's , the one that talks .
49:13
Yeah , show me the , but he brings the play with him . I
49:15
got that right . I don't know , I think .
49:17
I think they're bringing that into football . Well
49:20
, they need to . They are , because I don't .
49:21
I hate that interesting when there's an issue
49:23
on the field and immediately the team that's
49:25
being Penalized rush
49:28
the ref there shouting and screaming and pointing
49:30
and bustling . I hate that . That
49:32
needs to stop . They need to stop that because
49:34
that's what those young kids who love
49:37
those players , like in bapae and all that lot they
49:39
see , that dissension on
49:41
the thing , they go . Well , fucking . I'm doing that because Messi
49:44
did it , or Cristiano Ronaldo did it or whatever
49:46
with that .
49:47
I mean it's interesting to say that , Do you
49:49
think ? Because obviously football I mean
49:51
rugby is a very quick game , but
49:53
I think there are certain rules of
49:55
rugby . I don't know the rules that much , but I
49:58
don't know the rules . I don't know
50:00
any rules , no , but I know some of the rules , not
50:02
just rugby anything in life .
50:03
What are the rules ?
50:03
I don't know . We know that , sorry , johnny
50:05
. Um , I
50:08
think normally when a
50:11
referee Makes a decision in rugby
50:13
pretty much 99% right , because
50:16
it's it's easier to spot Something
50:19
wrong , whereas football was so is so
50:21
quick as well . And Again
50:24
, I'm only going to be a thing . But if you
50:26
look at , say , even five years ago , it's
50:28
so quick but the natural I can't always see
50:30
it . And that's probably why the players
50:33
get so frustrated , knowing that they haven't done something wrong , but
50:35
they also they also brush the
50:37
ref even when they know they're excited
50:39
to make sure that the next time they get the decision
50:41
. That's why I don't like this .
50:43
I remember talking to this chap at work and he's going
50:45
, and I think we were talking about something
50:48
that happened at the weekend . He got the wrong
50:50
end , or his team got the wrong end , of a decision
50:53
from the ref and then
50:55
the following weekend it's almost identical
50:58
situation where his team got the benefit yeah
51:00
, and it's like , well , we got away with
51:02
it , didn't we ? Or it was okay
51:05
because nobody
51:07
, you know , nobody , um , nobody
51:10
found out . Kind of thing . So to
51:12
me it was . It
51:14
kind of makes it as kind of an institutionalized
51:17
cheating . As long as you can get away with it , it's okay
51:19
.
51:20
I think that happens . Almost any sport though . Yeah , you know , honestly
51:22
, look at the cricket . You know you get times in
51:25
cricket . I think even happened in the last Ashley series
51:27
, didn't it a player ? They'll
51:30
know that they was lbw . Whatever
51:32
, they won't move until they officially get
51:34
called out . So maybe cheating
51:36
is too strong a word .
51:37
Yeah , that's more more likely taking
51:39
advantage of somebody missing
51:41
something .
51:42
Which is what again what they're doing ? Football , again they're
51:44
. I think maybe I'm a sensitive point , buddy , but
51:46
I think it happens in a lot of sport that go back
51:48
to formula one for snap , and you mentioned earlier Verstappen
51:51
. I don't know a lot about formula one . What I do know
51:53
is where I've seen Verstappen quite often as you
51:55
know , doing like a bit of a
51:57
shimaka . One of the greatest drivers all time was notorious
52:00
with Damon Hill . Senna was always
52:02
known as somebody who was quite happy to drive
52:04
very aggressive yeah . Yeah
52:09
, so , so , yeah , so I
52:11
think I agree . I just don't think it's just a football
52:13
thing . I agree with you that in football you've
52:15
got there's quite a few people
52:18
at once and united were famous for that under Fergie
52:20
you know they were famous for , for
52:22
crowding the ref and intimidating the ref . You
52:25
know that's the famous when , yeah
52:27
, when Alan Shearer was , you
52:29
know , england captain , he was the golden boy . There
52:31
was the famous incident where basically he
52:34
was sent off , come what it was for , but sent off or something
52:36
. The FA looked at it and the FA
52:38
have the power , whenever anybody sent off , to increase
52:40
the length of the band depending on how severe
52:42
the sentence or what sent off or was . And
52:45
you know , and shea , her sense , admitted he did this
52:47
, but he said he wasn't proud of it . Shea basically said
52:49
if you extend the band for any
52:51
longer , I won't play for England
52:53
in the next few matches because I feel it's an
52:55
injustice . So you know
52:57
.
52:58
It's a difficult one . It's what I see
53:01
because I'm a very much an outsider
53:03
looking in . So I'll pick up a Football
53:05
game . If you guys are watching it , you
53:08
know I'll come down the pub and we'll watch
53:10
the same game and I'll sit there . I think I don't know what the
53:12
fuck's going on . Um and it's so
53:15
. I am very much an outsider . I don't know any
53:17
of the rules , don't know . Well , I know I think I might
53:19
be able to waffle through the offside
53:21
rule , but I'm not sure . So
53:23
it's . It's not something that I
53:26
follow , so it's not something I can speak
53:28
of any authority about . It's just my
53:30
perception Of some
53:32
of the things that goes on in high-end football
53:34
. I don't like the fact
53:36
that Kids five
53:38
, four , five , six , seven , eight , nine , ten , whatever
53:40
who are watching that . I'll then replicate
53:43
that on their Sunday .
53:45
Football field . What's interesting about ? Like the
53:47
younger generation I know watch the football and stuff
53:49
on tv , but thinking
53:52
grassroots , like children , football there's
53:55
a lot more rules and a lot more
53:57
there's like a .
53:58
Isn't it all , fa ?
54:00
It's still fa , but I think there's like a
54:02
, there's like a rope now that parents
54:04
can't step over and then they do . There's
54:06
certain they control it a lot more at that
54:08
age because that don't think there's now , but
54:10
then say Premier League and that's , there's a lot
54:13
of money to stay and , of course , a lot . That's why
54:15
frustrated .
54:17
This is the thing money fucks everything up , because
54:21
what you were saying earlier is like the lower , the
54:23
lower leagues yeah , we've got more respectful
54:25
, more passionate football . Yeah , perhaps
54:28
is what you're getting out , I think .
54:31
Um , it's the word you , you live for .
54:33
There's no money there because they they're all
54:35
trying to get to the premiership , to get to the money . There
54:37
you go . So it's like as soon as
54:40
you introduce a shit ton of money into something
54:42
, it fucks everything up . Doesn't
54:44
matter if it's politics , sport or anything
54:46
. Yeah , soon as money's involved .
54:49
Loving this . This is uh . This chat's gone a bit longer than don't
54:52
be anticipated , so we'll talk for a few minutes
54:54
on it and then watch your chaps . If you agree
54:56
, the , could you land a plate ? No , not , we did
54:58
before fuck yeah could you disarm a
55:00
bomb ? And uh , movie
55:02
pleasures or movie Disappointments
55:05
will do on the next show . Yeah sorry
55:07
listeners , but I'm sure you'd agree listening to this . This has got
55:09
more legs in it . A couple of things , the rugby thing
55:11
, just what was really interesting . I
55:14
could be wrong , but to me part of the rugby thing
55:16
is it's , it's , it's part
55:18
tradition of rugby . It's always been the case , at
55:20
least as far as I'm aware , that only the
55:22
captain can speak to the ref . So
55:24
so because of that , it's just
55:27
accepted as part of you , like the tradition of it .
55:29
Which is why I'd be fascinated here if you
55:31
know I don't know whether it is brought
55:34
in with football , but if you always see when
55:36
things happen in football . Now he calls
55:38
over the captain . Yes
55:41
, yeah that's what it is like . Say there's a big so
55:43
they're adopting it in football , well , I just think
55:45
it's the captain needs to say can't play us
55:47
down , they don't want to start sent throwing loads of red cards around
55:49
and I think , what if your captain's Vinny Jones
55:52
? Yeah
55:54
, who knows , that's
55:56
why I didn't bring it in . Then it probably dropped
55:59
it , or something . Um no
56:01
, I think the um . Where is it going
56:03
with this ?
56:04
Sorry , I apologize . I interrupted . You were talking
56:06
about um how they are . You're
56:08
starting to see more of the captain's being called over
56:10
.
56:11
Isn't it in rugby , where if
56:13
you do show disrespect
56:15
to referee gets inbind or something ? Yes , that
56:17
is part of it .
56:18
But yeah , but might . Yeah , you're all right .
56:20
Absolutely . That might be a threat they don't want to lose , because you're
56:22
fighting some fucks sake , I've lost you five . I
56:24
agree .
56:24
But also , yeah , you are right 100% . But , mike , kind
56:26
of my point that was sort of making along with that was
56:29
it's that it's accepted in rugby
56:31
tradition that only the captain can speak . There
56:33
is a punishment . You're right , and maybe that
56:35
you know there were talks for the
56:37
World Cup You've done , if you . You probably don't , johnny
56:39
, because you know you're a child and you know
56:41
like football , so you probably don't remember World Cup 94
56:44
, 98 . Yeah , 94s . France was 98
56:46
. Yeah , usa 94 yeah
56:48
they were , which England didn't qualify for a course
56:50
under Graham Taylor . Do I not like that Linesman
56:53
? You can tell that man from me . He just cost me my
56:55
job . Why is he ? Brian Clough ? Um , there
56:57
were talks about how , uh , they were going to make that
56:59
more palatable for the US audience , and one of the things they
57:02
talked about was having four quarters instead of two halves
57:04
right . The other thing I was talking about was introducing
57:06
an orange card right which would be
57:08
um One below
57:10
the yellow , but that would be for a 10 minute
57:13
sin been . So if you did disagree with the ref
57:15
or you you did Show this in , or
57:17
whatever .
57:17
Orange card sin been for 10 minutes right
57:20
, I think that actually do that in non-league .
57:22
Oh really .
57:23
Yeah , I'm sure . Let me double check it
57:25
. I'm sure I've seen or heard
57:27
that they do . You do get like a Sin
57:30
, been it like non-league level that's
57:32
interesting .
57:32
No idea I'd love to . I actually would love to see that
57:35
.
57:35
I'd love to see that . Sure , that is one
57:38
of one of the things one of the images I
57:40
like the most about Rugby
57:42
, is it ? There's a Welsh ref he's
57:44
very famous , called Nigel , something I
57:46
don't know . He's um , because I think in rugby
57:48
aren't all them the refs miked up
57:50
. You can hear everything they say , that's
57:53
in NFL . Oh , okay , I thought
57:55
it was rugby as well , but anyway , it might
57:57
be for the audience done about on the pitch . I've
57:59
no idea , but you , I remember hearing
58:02
his voice very clearly . I think
58:04
one of his quips , because he's quite a witty guy
58:06
he says something like hello
58:08
, I'm the , I'm the referee you might
58:10
have . You might have recognized me in
58:12
this outfit , you know , but I'm the referee
58:14
, so I tell you what goes on . It's
58:17
like he's sort of dressing this guy down as
58:19
if , like , we haven't met yet . But I'm the referee
58:21
.
58:21
Can I say that is the best Boris Johnson
58:24
I've ever heard . Thank you , brilliant .
58:26
I would yeah .
58:28
Well , the the original line that comes from is from a
58:30
bottom TV series . When he just an
58:32
impression , he goes that's the best reg van ever . Most
58:35
people probably wouldn't know who's reg vani . Um
58:38
, one final thing that I was . Oh sorry , robbo
58:40
. I'm so sorry , mate , apologies .
58:41
I like from , uh , from rugby . Is this , this
58:43
guy , nigel , whatever his name , is famous
58:46
referee . And I think it's like this
58:48
humongous Samoan dude
58:50
with a massive afro and
58:52
he's done something which obviously the ref
58:55
is telling him off for and this . I
58:57
don't know how tall this Nigel guy is , but he looks
58:59
as if he's about four foot nothing and this
59:01
guy's about eight foot two and he looks
59:04
like a five-year-old being told off by
59:06
this guy . And it's this humongous
59:09
dude and I just love that . I
59:11
thought that picture was it . To me it kind
59:13
of summarizes rugby in a picture
59:15
. You know , it's like respect for the ref
59:17
.
59:18
Yeah , I think they do very quickly
59:20
before then . Then we wrap this up and get to this
59:22
week's bollocks , or not ? Johnny , we had
59:24
a really interesting conversation of the week which I , you know
59:26
, I want to Ask you to talk about
59:28
um , come back to the lower level
59:30
of football and what people enjoy
59:33
about it and take from it Um , and we would
59:35
, you know , I think I well , I've said it to you before and I've
59:37
said it to lots of pompy fans I know , when pompy
59:39
had that under Harry redknapp to a pickup
59:41
finals , one one .
59:43
Made it to Europe .
59:45
Then nobody cares , mate . Nobody cares ? Um , I yeah
59:49
, because I've done in the detail .
59:51
Now go on , mate championship
59:54
into Premier League and then , uh , yeah
59:56
, to pick up finals . One one of them
59:58
got to .
59:59
Europe 2008 period
1:00:01
, and that's yeah , uh , it's right . Yeah
1:00:03
, Uh , I can't really if
1:00:05
I can't you , but yeah , we got promoted in 2002
1:00:09
.
1:00:09
I think right , but yeah , um , go
1:00:11
on , andy . What was the question ? Sorry
1:00:14
, mate , I'll spell it later Um .
1:00:17
I forgot what the question was . Oh yeah , that was it . Many times that's conversation with
1:00:19
pompy fans and you know , after that Amazing period of
1:00:21
glory , run our Dino game . I see my
1:00:23
land game and you know , but some of the players you
1:00:25
have playing that was you talk about like pros and ecchi DRR , some
1:00:27
genuinely world-class players . And
1:00:31
then everything happened afterwards , with the club
1:00:33
being very close to going under the fall back down the visions . Every
1:00:35
time I'm asking a pompy fan Are you and I talked about before
1:00:37
, would you swap that ? Would
1:00:40
you swap those ? Was it five or six year period
1:00:42
of glory ? Maybe a bit longer , seven years , um
1:00:44
, actually longer because you got . You got to bear in mind , you
1:00:46
know , that first season when you got promoted to the Premiership
1:00:48
, that season in the championship or first vision , it might have
1:00:51
been then , yeah , you were amazing that season . Yeah
1:00:53
, must have been amazing to watch .
1:00:54
So you know , I always say would you swap that , knowing how low you
1:00:56
kind ?
1:00:57
of fell and how close got bankrupt . See , and you said it
1:00:59
before , and
1:01:02
every pompy fan of ours said absolutely , not even knowing what came after
1:01:04
, I'll still go . Absolutely not even knowing what came
1:01:06
after , I'll still take that period
1:01:08
of glory , because you never know when
1:01:10
you're gonna get it again . So waffling
1:01:13
um , I have jammy
1:01:16
forgot the question .
1:01:17
That was it .
1:01:17
We spoke every night about pompy in the
1:01:19
Lee one , the old third division top
1:01:22
, doing really well , as we said earlier , um
1:01:24
, looking for championship next year and you had a really interesting
1:01:26
take on where you would like to see pompy actually
1:01:29
Usually the level you'd like
1:01:31
to see and be at yeah , I think .
1:01:34
I think , yeah , loved it when I was in the Premier League and
1:01:36
yeah , again , I wouldn't change any of it for the success
1:01:38
we had and it was
1:01:40
just something so out the ordinary and
1:01:42
saw some amazing players , amazing games . Um
1:01:45
, I think
1:01:47
it depends . Again , it all comes down
1:01:50
to like what the infrastructure , money wise , would
1:01:52
support . But I think
1:01:54
if we , it'd be great to play in the championship
1:01:57
. But I do like that
1:01:59
, that level , um , because
1:02:02
you still got a chance . I think in
1:02:04
the championship league one , league two , anyone
1:02:07
can win it right , whereas the Premier
1:02:09
League , again , unless
1:02:12
you've got the money behind the
1:02:14
billions , all the players , it's very difficult to
1:02:16
actually be successful . So you literally just fighting for survival
1:02:18
all the time and I guess obviously the clubs are
1:02:20
happy with the money generated , but from
1:02:22
a fans perspective there's always a chance
1:02:24
that you'll be every team in that league In
1:02:27
which I mean it's a bit different now you do get . I think
1:02:29
wolf beat man city , didn't they last weekends , but
1:02:31
that's a rarity .
1:02:32
Yeah , you always get those kind of one off Results
1:02:35
for with you . Lester yeah when
1:02:37
the Premier League , then last season they got relegated
1:02:39
.
1:02:39
Yeah , you know so is that , I think I . I
1:02:41
think championship was good level for sports with it
1:02:43
. So it's
1:02:46
, I don't know . There's , you've always got a chance and
1:02:48
it's attacking again . I don't . You don't even have var
1:02:50
as well , so it's still quite
1:02:53
that I did not know . Yeah , there's
1:02:55
any fear on the problem .
1:02:56
Yeah , speaking to again Scott , who's a slampton
1:02:58
fan despite being born in ports before that went out . Folks
1:03:00
, you know Scott's been saying this . He's
1:03:02
in that Samsung struggled a bit at times this season . A
1:03:04
couple of good results lately he's enjoying
1:03:06
it more because they're not going into every game , kind
1:03:08
of thinking . You know well , let's see how many
1:03:10
we lose by . There's an enjoyment and excitement
1:03:12
to the football . So then guys , just to
1:03:14
wrap this one up , johnny
1:03:17
. So the question
1:03:19
is football more toxic ?
1:03:22
I think it is for the bigger clubs
1:03:24
, as in and
1:03:27
yeah , they sort of you'll
1:03:29
, yeah
1:03:32
, I think it's for the bigger clubs that is toxic
1:03:35
Again . They want to see each other's teams lose
1:03:37
Again . In
1:03:39
the group that we're in , if
1:03:42
a lot of the guys support a lot of the big clubs
1:03:44
and it's every week someone's
1:03:46
losing , everyone jumps on it , Whereas
1:03:49
I think we don't
1:03:51
get as much of it in the lower leagues
1:03:54
. So yeah , I think it is that at
1:03:56
that level Again , I think it's just purely
1:03:59
because they actually really really want them
1:04:01
to lose as well . Yeah , it's not a
1:04:03
case of no , you've lost and it's funny .
1:04:05
It's vociferous . It's really really aggressive
1:04:08
.
1:04:08
Yeah , some people yeah
1:04:10
again .
1:04:10
I think yeah , so it's interesting
1:04:12
being in some of this particular group
1:04:14
. you're talking about it because I've got no
1:04:17
interest in football . So on Saturday , whenever
1:04:20
it's a football day , oh
1:04:22
, this whole thing is like bing , bing , bing , bing , bing
1:04:24
every 30 seconds or not even every
1:04:26
30 seconds , every three seconds , yeah , and
1:04:28
it's some of it is interesting
1:04:31
to look at because I have no idea about football
1:04:33
. I have very little interest . But the
1:04:36
stuff that goes between you guys
1:04:38
this is what I was talking about in the beginning where you go oh , do you
1:04:40
remember that ? Yeah , when he scored that goal in
1:04:42
1984 , and this , that and the
1:04:44
other , and you go through all this detailed stuff
1:04:46
and it's all intellectual
1:04:48
conversation . But there are people
1:04:51
that just go yeah , but you're shit
1:04:53
on you , and you you're part of Qatar or whatever
1:04:56
you know . They talk about the money thing
1:04:58
all the down .
1:04:59
I think you leave Qatar out of this . They've
1:05:01
done nothing . They've done nothing wrong . I
1:05:03
just say sorry to interrupt . I have to say this
1:05:05
right , robert is very
1:05:07
passionate and we love that Right . And he's very expressive
1:05:09
not like that very expressive with his
1:05:11
hands right . And the more passionate and , let's be honest , the more drunk
1:05:13
he gets , the more the hands
1:05:16
flail . His glass of red wine
1:05:18
is right by his wallet and right by and right
1:05:20
by the Mac laptop the Johnny owns that we used
1:05:22
to record on Johnny several
1:05:24
Johnny's nervous . Now is taking his leg . Johnny's
1:05:26
been getting more and more nervous because Johnny sits
1:05:28
next to Robbo . I'm gonna record Johnny's been getting
1:05:31
more and more nervous about how close Robbo's hands have
1:05:33
been getting to knocking over his glass of red wine
1:05:35
and every so often yeah , yeah
1:05:37
, well , everything , and
1:05:39
every so often Johnny's been going like just watching
1:05:41
Robbo's been going okay , okay . And then just second
1:05:44
ago , johnny actually lent down , picked up the glass
1:05:46
and moved it out of the way because
1:05:48
it was getting too close . Robbo sort of nodded
1:05:50
and acknowledged it and carried on talking and then seconds
1:05:52
later , robbo reached out for where the glass was a minute
1:05:55
ago
1:05:57
and probably would have knocked it if he had it done . Yeah
1:05:59
, you know , we don't care about the
1:06:01
wallet . Okay
1:06:04
, yeah , Great chat , boys
1:06:06
Robbo . Any final thoughts from you to buddy ?
1:06:09
I think I think we covered it all . Like
1:06:11
I say , I'm not a football expert
1:06:13
or any knowledge whatsoever
1:06:15
. I've got nothing . I'm just a outsider
1:06:18
looking in and it's just my observations
1:06:21
of the games and
1:06:23
how that kind of filters
1:06:26
down the behavior
1:06:28
on the pitch for the big games with the
1:06:30
. You know the big superstars of football
1:06:32
, how their behavior filters
1:06:34
down to the young kids that are coming through
1:06:37
and you know their dads who
1:06:39
are living vicariously through their activities
1:06:42
on the pitch . You know it's from my
1:06:44
, from what I've been told by some of the dads
1:06:46
that go to these
1:06:48
. You know football pitches on a Sunday and
1:06:51
the abuse that gets
1:06:53
thrown around at a bunch of
1:06:55
five-year-olds that are playing on a pitch
1:06:58
and the ref , who's like probably some volunteer
1:07:01
16-year-old or something , I don't know and
1:07:04
he's got these 40-year-old
1:07:06
guys going you can't .
1:07:09
Okay , sorry to cut your roll out , but we've been here
1:07:11
for a while . I can tell you we just do a second
1:07:14
. No , you were just settling in then to go off for one . I can
1:07:16
tell I just that's a great
1:07:18
subject for next week . We're going to continue this one
1:07:20
way . Should football or slash celebrity
1:07:22
be role models ? We're going to talk about that next time , all
1:07:24
right , so I think that's going to
1:07:26
be brilliant . We're going to crack on with Box , and I'll
1:07:28
just very quickly before we do that , because I did make
1:07:30
a promise to a local portion of artists
1:07:32
that we all know . Mary Red she's
1:07:34
got fantastic singing voice . She
1:07:38
is available for a professional singer . She
1:07:40
is a songwriter . Anna Singer , age
1:07:42
32 . She is based here in Portsmouth . She's
1:07:45
got a really unique and really versatile voice
1:07:47
. She's an amazing singer , I
1:07:50
think . Well , I'm going to
1:07:52
read this from the website , right , I'm not going to try and pretend , I just
1:07:54
made it up . She has a really good
1:07:56
range and it oozes with a jazzy , soulful sound
1:07:58
with a little hint of gravel . I think that's very
1:08:00
she basically treats
1:08:03
music as a melodic diary . Her own songs that
1:08:05
she writes herself have got topics of love , world
1:08:07
affairs , past relationships , very
1:08:09
vulnerable performer . There's a real haunting quality
1:08:11
about her . Her website is
1:08:13
wwwmaryredredcouk
1:08:17
. She's available for hire for gigs and stuff we're
1:08:20
not being paid to do this but
1:08:22
Mary is a really talented artist
1:08:24
and we made a promise that we'd give her a shout out
1:08:26
. So anybody thinking about a vocalist pubs
1:08:28
that need anybody maryredcouk
1:08:31
, give her a shout . Right , very clearly , boys
1:08:33
, we'll finish off the show with
1:08:35
bollocks , or not ? Shout out to
1:08:37
that top you prick .
1:08:39
Right , we're at the usual format 12 questions .
1:08:41
Okay , true or false , you can both guess the same one Johnny
1:08:44
Lee's the series 3-2 , and today
1:08:46
they are movie themed off the back of Johnny's idea
1:08:48
about films that we're carrying on for next week . Okay
1:08:51
, robert , you're losing . Yes
1:08:53
, so we'll start with you .
1:08:54
Okay , val Kilmer was who's
1:08:56
keeping count ? By the
1:08:59
way , who's keeping count at the schools here ? I will , yeah , I will . I'm
1:09:01
going to have to do my job properly , aren't ?
1:09:03
I . So we'll go R and
1:09:05
J . There you go , and I'll put a little one after each
1:09:07
one . All right , good shout . They've both
1:09:09
just got their phones out . People Probably
1:09:11
to just check Phone's away , please , before
1:09:14
we start , unless that's
1:09:16
work related , in which case you have to . Right , we'll
1:09:18
get through as quickly as we can , right
1:09:20
? Robert Val Kilmer
1:09:22
was offered the role of
1:09:24
Johnny in the movie Dirty Dancing
1:09:27
before Patrick Swayze .
1:09:28
Val Kilmer ? I don't think
1:09:30
, so I'm going to say that's probably
1:09:32
a load of old bollocks .
1:09:35
And Johnson . That's true , it
1:09:38
is true . No , he was the first choice
1:09:40
. Yeah , val Kilmer . Yeah
1:09:42
, join dancer Patrick Swayze Originally
1:09:44
the people that made the film , for Patrick Swayze
1:09:46
was actually a little bit too old to play Johnny , and because
1:09:48
of how young I was in Jennifer Gray yeah
1:09:50
. Jennifer Gray was . It
1:09:53
could come across a bit creepy .
1:09:55
He worked with her on Red Dawn
1:09:57
.
1:09:57
He did years before .
1:09:58
Yeah , well , not years . She hated him with a passion .
1:10:01
Yeah , and they danced . It was even worse and she
1:10:03
fucked her career , jennifer Gray , because she went
1:10:05
and had a nose job . She
1:10:07
quite a distinctive shape nose and after she had a nose
1:10:09
job she lost that quirky look
1:10:12
that made her stand out
1:10:14
. She just became yet another actress , anyway
1:10:17
, sorry . So question two , johnny , you're
1:10:19
guessing first True or false Bollocks or not
1:10:21
? Sorry , I should say . Ian McKellen is the only
1:10:23
actor from the Lord of the Rings movies
1:10:26
to receive an Oscar nomination for
1:10:28
doing those films .
1:10:31
False .
1:10:33
Bobo , I'm going to say it's false , but
1:10:35
I'm going to tell you who did get
1:10:37
an Oscar nomination .
1:10:39
It's true According to information I have , so I hope it
1:10:41
doesn't contradict what you're going to say .
1:10:42
Oh , I thought the only one that got a Oscar nomination
1:10:44
was Annie Serkis .
1:10:47
Do you know ? That's a really good shout . I
1:10:49
think he might even have won an Oscar .
1:10:50
He's the only one , because
1:10:53
of his motion capture .
1:10:55
Yes , I think you're right , let's say human
1:10:57
actor . Let me ask a question again . Ian McKellen is to
1:11:00
be fair . This is one time when Robo is
1:11:02
questioning the question when actually I think
1:11:04
, robo , I didn't think anybody
1:11:06
else got an Oscar apart from Wardrobe
1:11:08
or something like that . Oh no , the last one . Materia
1:11:10
of the King . Yeah , serkis
1:11:12
won , but yeah , but we could be splitting hairs .
1:11:14
So it was just to get nominated . Void
1:11:18
that question .
1:11:18
Void that question . Okay Johnson
1:11:21
, the first time Superman
1:11:23
appeared on film , in the cinema
1:11:25
, was in 1977
1:11:28
.
1:11:34
Oh , quite Johnson's thinking .
1:11:35
I'm going to say false
1:11:39
, false Bobbo .
1:11:42
I thought he'd been . He had to have
1:11:44
his own movie or
1:11:46
just appear on the screen .
1:11:48
All the information that is in the question .
1:11:50
I think he's been on the screen
1:11:52
before then , so we're talking cinema
1:11:54
films False .
1:11:56
It is false . The first film with Superman
1:11:59
in it was actually made in 1948
1:12:01
.
1:12:01
Yeah , I was quite old . I was going to say 50s , I thought he
1:12:03
was on the 50s .
1:12:05
I was expecting good things out of the question . I thought you'd both get it wrong
1:12:07
. Robo , eddie Murphy's real
1:12:09
name is Eddie Foley Shit
1:12:16
, sorry , sorry .
1:12:17
Because
1:12:19
he was Axel Foley and Beverly
1:12:22
Hills .
1:12:23
He was indeed .
1:12:29
No , it's not .
1:12:30
Okay , johnson , true or false ?
1:12:32
Eddie Murphy's real name is Eddie Foley .
1:12:34
It is true . Yeah , believe it or not , his real
1:12:36
name is Eddie Foley . Again , a lot of it . I know we're
1:12:38
up against time . Interesting little bit of trivia about Beverly
1:12:41
Hills Cop . Originally , when that was written , it
1:12:43
was a very violent action film written
1:12:45
for Sylvester Stallone , and Sylvester
1:12:48
Stallone didn't have the time to make it because of
1:12:50
other commitments . So they actually rewrote it
1:12:52
as a action comedy and
1:12:54
cast Eddie Murphy . No way , yeah , yeah
1:12:57
, okay , johnson , you're first Bruce Lee , renowned
1:13:00
karate man . Bruce
1:13:03
Lee was actually a champion ballroom
1:13:05
dancer .
1:13:08
True .
1:13:09
Okay , Robbie .
1:13:11
I'm going to say false Because
1:13:13
I have to .
1:13:14
It is true .
1:13:16
No .
1:13:17
Yep , it's true , he . In 1958
1:13:20
, he was crowned the crown colony Chacha
1:13:23
dancing champion of Hong Kong . No way
1:13:25
.
1:13:25
Yeah , yeah , well he did move , well he
1:13:28
did .
1:13:28
Yeah , that man knew how to use his body . And then
1:13:30
some in the original script for Robbie , sorry
1:13:33
. In original script for Back to the Future , the
1:13:35
method of time travel was a fridge .
1:13:41
Oh , I'm pretty
1:13:43
sure it wasn't the law in the start with that . Do
1:13:45
you know what it sounds ? Crazy enough
1:13:47
just to be true . It's true .
1:13:48
True , Johnny , Sorry
1:13:51
. Close to the mic , Johnny Sorry .
1:13:52
I think it's true as well .
1:13:53
It is true the script
1:13:55
was bouncing around for quite a few years before it got made
1:13:57
fascinating documentary on Netflix the movies that made us
1:14:00
about it and it was as originally written . It was
1:14:02
a fridge , but executives
1:14:04
or whoever were worried that children then
1:14:06
might climb into fridges thinking
1:14:08
that they could travel through time .
1:14:09
That's surprisingly well thought out , I know
1:14:11
right For Hollywood .
1:14:14
Johnny the Wolf of Wall Street
1:14:16
holds the record for the most times
1:14:18
the word fuck is said in the single
1:14:20
film the Wolf
1:14:22
of Wall Street . True , I'm
1:14:25
saying .
1:14:25
True , I'm saying true , it's got to be
1:14:28
one of those Scorsese gangster
1:14:30
things , because Joe Pesci says
1:14:32
fuck every other .
1:14:33
Joe Pesci is not in it . No , no but is
1:14:35
it a Scorsese film ?
1:14:37
What .
1:14:37
All for Wall .
1:14:38
Street . No , no , no . This is I'm saying that it can't
1:14:40
be the one with the most fuck . I'm so sorry
1:14:42
mate In one of the Scorsese it
1:14:44
says every one .
1:14:46
Yep , I've done it again . That's all me misunderstood
1:14:48
, my fault , mate .
1:14:49
Sorry , false
1:14:51
.
1:14:52
It's true . All right , bonus point time
1:14:55
. Boys , you can get a bonus point here If you can
1:14:57
tell me how many times the
1:14:59
word fuck is said in that film . I'm going
1:15:01
to let Johnny's ahead , so Johnny can guess first
1:15:03
. I'll give you a clue it's
1:15:06
in three figures .
1:15:08
Wow , yeah , I'd say 175 .
1:15:13
200 .
1:15:14
We should have 176 or something . To be a boy
1:15:17
, robby is closest , it's
1:15:19
actually 569
1:15:21
. Yeah , you still
1:15:24
got the point . So right , right
1:15:26
, johnny , right
1:15:28
, yeah , okay
1:15:33
, I'm down about you two . I'm pretty pissed by that
1:15:35
the skyscraper in the
1:15:37
film Die Hard Not interested as a Christian believer
1:15:39
. Not . That debate is settled . It's not . The
1:15:42
skyscraper in Die Hard is called the
1:15:44
Nakasi Plaza .
1:15:46
No , it's the .
1:15:46
Nakatomi Plaza . No
1:15:49
, I think it's false as well then
1:15:51
you are an idiot , robbo .
1:15:52
Do you know that I love you
1:15:54
to death , mate ? But honestly , it
1:15:56
is a Nakatomi Plaza . Yeah , I was
1:15:58
going to say , because
1:16:02
Johnny probably wouldn't . I don't think would have had
1:16:04
to think about that . Yeah
1:16:06
, okay , robbo , no
1:16:09
Johnny . In the thriller Speed , no one . With that
1:16:11
counter-issue , annie , played
1:16:13
by Sandra Bullock , was only on the bus
1:16:15
because her car was stolen by the
1:16:17
same terrorist who planted the bomb .
1:16:21
False .
1:16:23
Okay , robbo , I'm
1:16:25
going to say it's false
1:16:28
as well .
1:16:28
Okay , I'm going to give a bone . You're both right . I'm
1:16:31
going to give a bonus point for whoever can tell me
1:16:33
why she was on the bus and
1:16:35
it wasn't because she wanted to meet Keanu Reeves
1:16:37
and she wasn't the actual original bus driver . Yeah
1:16:41
, that's .
1:16:45
Absolutely nothing .
1:16:47
Take , a take , a swing , the mist .
1:16:49
I think she was banned for dream driving .
1:16:52
Oh , do you know what I think we might be
1:16:54
right ?
1:16:55
You're so close , it's for speeding Irony
1:16:57
, irony Robbo
1:17:00
. The classic Japanese film the Seven
1:17:02
Samurai , which famously is the inspiration
1:17:04
for the Magnificent Seven , is still
1:17:07
the highest grossing foreign language film
1:17:09
in US history .
1:17:12
I'm going to say false
1:17:14
. I think I know why .
1:17:17
You're going false right .
1:17:18
Yeah , yeah , I'm saying false as well .
1:17:20
Okay why do you think it's false ?
1:17:21
Because it wasn't amily , a foreign language film . It
1:17:24
was massive .
1:17:25
I think there's a newer one out , the Korean one
1:17:27
.
1:17:28
Oh yeah , parasite , parasite . It
1:17:30
is false , you're both
1:17:32
wrong . I
1:17:35
want to kind of say by this point but you'll never , you'll never , you'll
1:17:38
never know . When I first read this I thought
1:17:40
that's a cheat . But it actually makes sense . It is
1:17:42
the Passion of the Christ . Oh , that's
1:17:46
American film , el Gibson . It's all in
1:17:48
, yeah , hebrew and Aramaic . Yeah , it's quite a
1:17:50
bit in Hebrew as well in the Sanhedrin Jewish
1:17:53
Council . Yeah , but yeah , it's lots of Aramaic as well . Right
1:17:56
, question 11 , boys , what's the score ? I
1:17:58
can't fucking see Johnny's winning . Alec Guinness , who's
1:18:01
guessing first ? Christ , I've got to do this
1:18:03
at the start , robbo
1:18:05
don't go wrong Okay . Alec Guinness receives an
1:18:07
Oscar nomination for his role as Obi-Wan Kenobi in
1:18:09
Star Wars .
1:18:13
Oh shit .
1:18:14
I don't think so . Alec Guinness
1:18:16
? He's more
1:18:18
machine now than man . I'm
1:18:21
going to go false . It's
1:18:24
true , right ? Final question , johnny , right , hold on , susiex
1:18:26
, talk about yourselves . Okay , I can't have
1:18:28
that air , but I need to add these up . Okay
1:18:31
, he's there .
1:18:31
Sorry when it puts my class play .
1:18:34
Yesterday they won 2-0 against Port Vale .
1:18:35
Port Vale , that's what we were looking at .
1:18:38
I don't think he was there .
1:18:40
Do you reckon he was there ? No , okay , yeah , that's
1:18:42
good See one thing I noticed .
1:18:44
I like that nothing about football , but a lot of pundits
1:18:46
that I've seen have said that the atmosphere at
1:18:48
.
1:18:48
Pompey is really good . Oh
1:18:50
yeah , he did . Marino said it .
1:18:52
Thierry-henry once said it was the best atmosphere in the military . Yeah , what's the
1:18:54
score then ? Right
1:18:57
the score is .
1:18:57
Johnny has eight . That little clink you may have heard about
1:18:59
.
1:19:00
Robbo was smashing his glass . Are
1:19:05
we nearly finished ? Johnny , you can relax in a minute
1:19:07
, right , johnny , you've got eight . Robbo
1:19:10
, you have seven . We
1:19:12
are into the last question . There's
1:19:15
no bonus . So , robbo , if you get this right , johnny
1:19:18
gets it wrong , there could be a draw . Otherwise , johnny
1:19:21
goes four to a head . Johnny's getting
1:19:23
first . James Bond has a new
1:19:25
name . James Bond has a new name . James
1:19:28
Bond has never
1:19:30
been married .
1:19:32
That is false .
1:19:37
I think that's false too , but I can't remember
1:19:39
which film Is
1:19:41
it Casino Royale ?
1:19:45
The original one , no it's Roger Moore
1:19:47
one .
1:19:48
The original Casino Royale was a parody . What's
1:19:52
his name ? It's
1:19:55
Jimmy Bond , the American version of James Bond . It's
1:19:58
so shit , it is false
1:20:00
.
1:20:01
He goes to Greystone , doesn't he ?
1:20:04
He does . That's not .
1:20:08
It's true .
1:20:11
It's to be fair . I don't know , but Roger Moore , when he was James
1:20:13
Bond , may have done a scene of him going to Greystone
1:20:15
, the film in which he's married
1:20:17
.
1:20:18
I've only seen that he went to Greystone . That's
1:20:21
what I know it's actually
1:20:23
.
1:20:24
It's false . He was married . In the film , in the book
1:20:26
on a Majesty Secret service , george
1:20:28
Lazerby , the final I
1:20:31
think it's the final shot of the film , or it's near the end is
1:20:34
he gets married . He's driving off into the sunset and
1:20:36
one of the henchmen that he failed to kill pops
1:20:38
back up , tries to assassinate James Bond , doesn't
1:20:41
manage it but kills his wife , and that was intended
1:20:43
originally to give a bit of a story arc to George Lazerby's James
1:20:45
Bond . The next film was going to be about him getting revenge for
1:20:48
his wife's death , but then of course
1:20:50
the film kind of flopped and
1:20:53
Lazerby Actually I don't know if you've seen it George
1:20:56
Lazerby's pretty good at James .
1:20:57
Bond . He gets a bad
1:20:59
rap .
1:20:59
He was at the time , but he's actually with the benefit of me , I'll
1:21:03
just Sean
1:21:05
Conny , sean Conny
1:21:07
, Sean .
1:21:09
Conny .
1:21:10
Sean Conny . Anyway , I finished
1:21:12
this shot when the star of James Bond , Sean Conny
1:21:14
. Have you seen the interview
1:21:17
from the 70s where James Bond basically says I
1:21:20
think , Sean women like a slap . They're
1:21:22
like pushing the luck , because she's a part of them
1:21:24
that actually enjoys it Ultimate Confession
1:21:27
. And that great bit is in Goldfinger when
1:21:30
he's by the Paul with Felix Sliter and he's
1:21:32
with the sexy young girl and
1:21:34
she basically walks over to the Paul to give
1:21:36
James his drink and then fix it James , can we talk
1:21:38
? We gotta talk in private . And then
1:21:40
Sean Conny turns the women around , slaps her really
1:21:42
hard on the ass and goes man talk . And
1:21:46
then one more , one more , mother fight , roger
1:21:48
Moore . When he wakes up in Goldfinger in the plane and all
1:21:50
the black ones there . And yeah , sean Conny
1:21:53
, did I say something different ? Sean
1:21:55
? Oh sorry , sean Conny . He
1:21:58
wakes up , he's been unconscious and all the black
1:22:00
ones above him playing Pussy Galore . He looks
1:22:02
at it who are you ? And she says I'm
1:22:05
Pussy Galore . Of course you are . Anyway
1:22:08
, that's that . Johnny Wins 4-2 in
1:22:10
the series and we are rapidly
1:22:13
reaching the series
1:22:15
finale , which will see it happening in
1:22:17
December .
1:22:18
Indeed .
1:22:19
Boy , is that one on a bit longer than we thought , but
1:22:22
in a good way , because we covered lots of ground .
1:22:24
We did . You
1:22:26
enjoyed that , I did . I thought it was very good . I thought it was
1:22:28
good , I enjoyed that .
1:22:30
I know you pretty smashed he .
1:22:32
Put some booze away hasn't it ?
1:22:34
Yeah , that's good , though . That's what we're here for . Right
1:22:36
until the next time , boys , we're done and
1:22:38
remember , don't be a dick , don't be a dick . Ok
1:22:42
, right , Johnny , could you keep
1:22:44
the socks off your toes . I don't want to suck on them
1:22:46
for a little while , that's all right .
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