Phil Brown.

Yeah, I've gone with, um, Phil Brown, the manager of Hull, and specifically when he did that team talk on the pitch.

Um, I think we all dream of being a Premier League footballer, and a big part obviously is to, to play, you know, Premier League football and play in front of these crowds.

But another big part of it is when you hear about legends talk about like the dressing room and what happened in the dressing room.

You know, like famously like Istanbul, what happened in the dressing room.

I think when Phil Brown brought the players out on the pitch, bearing in mind they're losing 4-0 away at City, thinking he's like the big I am.

He's like the next Jose Mourinho star manager.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah, well, I've gone way in Rooney, like I say.

I picked it based on England performances as well.

Not the best England player ever produced, although the argument would still stand.

But I think Rooney, when he came onto the scene, I think particularly all of 2004, when you think about that, the game against France when he's 18, and he's just a different level.

He is...

Yeah, I mean, the best I've ever seen in an England kit, the best English player I've ever seen, the best Premier League player I've ever seen.

Paul Robinson.

I know you're sorry, but Griffin, we'll go back to

you anyway.

Yeah, sorry for the interruption.

See you above.

Yeah, I was in full flow there, so you've really interrupted that, to be honest.

Max kind of put me off.

Yeah, the post-match apology, I think, is...

it's his only job to watch that he's watching the game it's like he's watching