Andreas Weimann

segment.

I meant to say let's do the Weimann meter before we finish up.

Well, the fashion segment is back to cats in the bag.

What did

Or we just keep them and enjoy them for five years.

Let's do the Weimann meter on that front when Zambi's going up, Jackson's going up.

Jackson's shooting at the edge of the box as well.

I mean, we didn't have this with Watkins.

Well, I think we looked at him a while back, I think.

The real curveball was they signed Andreas Weimann, who has played in the Premier League for Aston Villa.

He's about 36, but he's scored a lot of goals for them.

So they've signed an older pro with a lot of experience, and they've got one player in the middle of the park who chips in with goals and can create.

He just comes in at the Baltimore but unlikely level.

It's Andreas Weimann and he was part of the Euro 2024 squad there.

Even though he's been on the team since 2012, he only has 26 caps and two goals, but did make it to the Euro 2024 squad but appeared as a substitute and on the bench during this period, but not selected for the last six matches.

So we had him as possible, but unlikely he was not selected.

We actually very nearly had a goalscorer double in that game, as I quite fancy Youssef Salek to start putting some of the ma-massive chances he's been getting in the back of the net.

But instead, I've gone for the old adage of, if it ain't broke, don't fix it, and I'm once again backing Andreas Weimann to score any time for Cheltenham versus Salford at three point five with Sky Bet.

Now, I've said most of what I had to say on Weimann in our last episode.

However, his price still isn't short enough for me, given that he's now bagged four goals in seven starts for the Robins.

I

don't know if you remember Andreas Weimann a couple of years ago.

Oh,

what a player.