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There was, uh, Robbie Vincent on BBC One.

Tony Blackburn on Radio London.

Gary Crowley.

There was a bunch of people that were playing stuff.

Congratulations to Sean Clare scoring his first international goal, Turks and Caicos victory over the British Virgin Islands.

And I recommend Nick Godwin's interview for BBC Radio London with Dave Gandler, who explains plans for the new stadium, the playing budget and more.

It's still available.

Go to the BBC Sounds app and just search Lake Norrent.

There was no Capital Radio.

There was no Radio London.

There was the BBC.

And, um, there was Pick of the Pops on a Sunday afternoon, which is a countdown of popular records on the charts that I remember from, you know, early '60s, um, that countdown.

And they got a license, and yeah, Kiss was born, and I left Capital Radio to join Kiss on daytime radio.

Yeah.

So your jour- your, like, journey is Radio London, Capital Radio-

Yeah

That tends to be bad news.

So what we're going to do, we'll go through the quick news items and then on the menu this week, we've got David Gandler talks to BBC Radio London, home defeat to Plymouth Argyle, Richie Wellens, where are you? And we'll do a preview of Bradford away in the league, which is coming up next Saturday.

So on the quick news items, Al Sadie scores twice on loan debut for Enfield Town.

Isaac Hayden lasts 62 minutes for the Red Day Boys against Honduras.

They might as well put 62 minutes in bold just to acknowledge the fact that...

And then obviously we'll talk about him a bit later as well because he parachuted into the bench, so to speak, didn't he, on Saturday.

So Ed, I think it was Wednesday or Thursday, there was sort of a David Gangler interview on BBC Radio London.

which is available on the BBC Sound app as well at the moment, isn't it? About 15 minutes of chat.

Hello and welcome to the Guna Talk, back again with you guys and girls for another episode of our Let's Talk Arsenal show.

I'm very happy today to be joined by the man, the myth, the legend, the Chronicles of a Guna host and BBC Radio London commentator, and more broadly, football commentator across many platforms these days.

It's

Mr. Harry Simeon.

I was able to, because I was working in different radio stations.

I did some stuff at BBC Radio London, which was called Greater London Radio at that time, GLR.

I did some stuff for the BBC World Service.

I did some stuff at Jazz FM.

And also people who phoned me at the

BBC when I was on Radio London to say they were not.

old they did not have underlying health conditions they were not I remember one being a very clearly a young tree surgeon of about 42 was extremely physically active didn't have any underlying conditions was on a ventilator in hospital they thought he was going to die and he thought he was going to die and he didn't but he was very very much depleted indeed by the illness so I was hearing those sorts of things every day so people who say it was no big deal at the time probably don't remember what it was really like and maybe they were lucky and maybe they weren't scared but lots of people were Anyway, so you feel that this has had a lasting legacy.

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