Craig Johnston

So we finished.

Craig Johnson was there as well.

Craig helped him to write it.

So we finished and They then went, well, we've got to have a rap off.

And Gazza's not bad, is he? Yeah, Fog of

the Time is brilliant.

And Craig Johnson had some good fortunes, didn't he? Great career switch after that with the Predator Boots, didn't he?

Well, I'll tell you about the Predator Boots, how he managed to do the Predator Boots.

Yes, a lot of Leeds fans came from that era.

It was a little bit like Liverpool and Craig Johnston was there.

Liverpool already were a well-supported team because of the success, but he took it to another level in this country.

Yeah, Big Dukes, he's going to be doing something in England.

Because if you did it all in one summer, yeah, it's going to be tough because clubs are going to know you have money.

John K said, I may be living in the past, but I believe when our club scouts observed Rush, Ronnie Whelan, Craig Johnson, etc., they knew what type of player they wanted and the player they observed fit.

So for me, look, these days it's a bit mad, isn't it? Like you've got obviously the old-fashioned scouting system, then you've got all the data and all the other metrics to look at.

Then you've got to look at the human side of it.

Well, there's two I can think of.

Craig Johnson, the guy who done The Predator-

Yeah.

Yeah

I think he's only 50.

He's not in his 60s.

Um, Craig Johnston.

Incorrect.

Yeah.

We ended the webinar yesterday on Canada-US with, uh, Joe Glover, former USDA chief economist, and Craig Johnston, the current FCC chief economist, and do encourage people to find that either in the real life feed or up on the YouTube channels and take that in.

Because I think they spoke to, I think, one, kind of the, the problems of uncertainty, but also this issue where, um, hopefully the Canadian economy's resilient enough that this doesn't have a significant immediate impact, but that there are these kind of really significant direct impacts for the, for the companies that are involved.

I, I wonder coming out of that whether or not these broader issues facing the US, like the challenges in the bond market, actually will do more harm to the Canadian economy going forward than this trade war will if it gets resolved in the near future.