Harry Hugo

We need something.

You could see him coming on and being a right pain in the backside and, As Harry Hugo told you a few weeks back, Ben, he knows where the neck is.

So I would not be disappointed about that.

I

But just to remind people that we do have a couple of live events taking place.

So on Thursday, the 12th of November, we're doing The Price of Non-League Football at Farnham Town with Harry Hugo, the entrepreneurial owner of the club and coach.

Princess Julian went along to a match the other week and had an amazing time.

So why not come down? I think there's a free pint with the ticket.

If you go to the, the Farnham website, uh, you can get the links there.

And Harry Hugo, the amazing entrepreneurial owner of, uh, Farnham Football Club, he will be up on stage with us.

So, uh, he, he...

Even if you're the owner of another club, I'd come along and simply ask Harry-

He certainly, um, he certainly showed exactly that, didn't he? What you, what, what, um...

Like I said, I did mention it before, but the interview of Harry Hugo that you guys did was, like, I don't think I've ever heard, and in all my time in football, like, a, a- an official at a football club speak so glowingly about someone who's just left.

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Yeah.

... that's to his credit, so.

But we shall see what happens over the next weeks and months.

But you imagine the training sessions he does, and I think that was the one thing that H- Harry Hugo flagged on your brilliant episode was the full, you know, adjusting to full-time training, however, however good you are.

That sometimes can take time and, and, and you've got to give, be, be patient.

Your regularly scheduled podcast will be along in just a few moments' time, but we're kicking this one off with a special guest.

Following the Glovers announcing the signing of Owen Dean from Farnham Town this past week, I thought we better find out a little bit more about our new hotshot striker, and I'm delighted to say that Farnham chairman, Harry Hugo, joins us on the podcast.

Thank you so much for joining us, Harry.

How are you, mate?

We are the famous, the famous Yeovil.

We are the famous, the famous Yeovil.

A huge thank you to, uh, Harry Hugo for joining us on the podcast.

I hope you appreciated that.

But we've now got the addition of, um, Farnham Town.

Farnham Town are funded by the, the multimillionaire of, um, Harry Hugo, who's pushing the Farnham's men's team and the women's team up the leagues as fast as they can go.

They've had...

So the women's team have had two back-to-back promotions.