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Next up for Leicester City, they are back on the road when they make the trip to take on Bromley on Tuesday night as they look for back-to-back wins in League One for the first time this season.

It will be live on BBC Radio Leicester from 7 o'clock, all ahead of a 7.45 kick-off at Hayes Lane with former Foxes defender Matt Heath joining us on commentary.

Here is Russell Martin on the trip south.

Well, they've had a couple of amazing years with a manager in a group that is really together.

And it will, it, the, the confidence bounds that it will give the group as well in the manager.

for winning after winning when they've not done it all season will be massive

well a big game then for Leicester City as they make the trip to take on Bromley on Tuesday night it's a game you'll be able to hear on BBC Radio Leicester from 7 o'clock all ahead of a 7.45 kick-off we'll be back after that one on When You're Smiling with all the analysis from former Foxes defender Matt Heath and you'll hear again from the City boss Russell Martin until then though thank you very much for listening and we'll see you at Hayes Lane Cheers!

This week on The Interface, we tackle the question of, does AI feel pain?

So it is a really big 10 days, but it's one that they can go into with a bit of freedom and a bit of confidence off the back of what they've done over the past few weeks.

You can hear dedicated coverage of Leicester City versus Doncaster Rovers in League One on BBC Radio Leicester from 2:00 on Saturday, all ahead of a 3:00 PM kickoff.

We'll be back after that game with all the analysis from former Foxes winger Matt Piper, and you'll hear again from the City boss Russell Martin.

Until then, though, cheers for listening, and we'll see you at King Power Stadium.

There was one person I wanted to meet more than anyone else, and that was our guest today.

And I called the BBC Radio Leicester sports desk, and they linked me through to his manager, who organized us to meet on, I think it was, uh, junction twenty-eight of the M1 service station at that point.

This would have been nineteen eighty-two, I think.

And I remember following him.

Right, so it's '86.

John Rawling came up to me, who was Radio Leicester.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Terrific commentator, boxing, athletics.

Yeah, brilliant.

He worked at Radio Leicester.

I said, "What are you doing?" He said, "We're interested." I said, "I dunno." He said, "Well, come and work with us.

Give, give it a go.

We would stop the problem.

It just shows you that it's either something to do with the mind, i.e. we're not switched on, which I doubt, but also there was a bit of talk that Gloucester looked really up for it in their warm-up and some of the TNT guys when I watched the game back today and also a little bit of, I think I heard Tom Vandell talking about it in the BBC Radio Leicester pod that he'd spotted that he felt as though they were more intense, shall we say, in the pre-game warm-up.

Now, I'm sure Jeff Parling would look at that.

He would know if we were relaxed.

Yeah, so, well, I did want to start with the actual football, but there's so much gone on off the pitch that I suppose we'd better talk about that.

I mean, the thing I probably want to kick off with is it's the first time we've heard from our esteemed Chief Football Officer, John Rudkin, for 10, 15 years maybe, with a very hastily cobbled together interview with BBC Radio Leicester.

I don't think anybody knew about it before basically they tweeted that they were going to be joined by John Rudkin.

It was conducted in the press box, which again, I find completely bizarre how many of the football clubs conduct an interview with their, well, other than the owner, of course, the sort of highest member of their staff in a press box, sort of an hour before a three o'clock kickoff.