So perhaps you could summarize for us, which is not an easy question, but what is it and what is the pathophysiology occurring underneath it?

We'd be wrong to sort of say we totally know it all.

And there's mast cell activation syndromes.

So mast cells become activated in many forms.

We see patients who get urticaria hives.

That can be a condition.

So post-viral hives is a condition where post-virally we have mast cells being activated.

Yeah, when a drug

I just think it'd be fascinating to know what Iraola does behind the scenes with regards to this, whether he's gonna, you know, pull him into his office and have a word with him, or how do you think you'd, you'd deal with that to, you know-

Yeah, it's, it's that, it's that new challenge for Iraola, isn't it? Where, you know, Bournemouth previously, you know, I guess he was almost selling the dream to these players that, you know, you perform for what- me here at Bournemouth and you can get your move to, to the top clubs, to the top end of the Premier League and, you know, those top European sides.

Whereas now he's at players who are trying to perform at Liverpool, trying to win big titles for Liverpool, and he's gonna have to manage, um, a lot of egos, a lot of ambition within that squad and, um, a lot of competitiveness between those players within those positions within that squad as well.

Um, but you know, from Mac Allister's side as well, we mentioned his age, this is probably the moment for him to get that big contract or that big move in terms of his, you know, career because in a couple of years down the line, that won't be coming.

So you wonder, I think he said it was only his agent who've, has been speaking with Liverpool so far.

He's not had those conversations with Iraola or anyone at Liverpool himself.

And you just wonder, do they need to come to some sort of agreement around the numbers? And is that really the issue here in terms of him not being offered what he wants rather than not being offered anything at all?

Yeah.

What were your reflections?

Well, there's a good quote from Mark Robbins actually afterwards.

He said that there were times when he was saying to the staff in his dugout that Stoke were almost really good.

But he said that sounds ridiculous because there were obviously certain moments when they were really quite poor.

And he was right about individual mistakes.

And there was some brain dead moments.

Eric Bocat just dribbling across his own penalty areas, the left back.

So is there a belief that the trajectory of the football club is going to change given some of the things they're doing slightly differently?

Tell us what that is, and tell us what you presented at ASCO.

Yeah, so adenoid cystic carcinoma, we'll call it ACC for short, is a solid tumor that typically develops in the salivary glands.

And there is no approved treatment for patients with adenoid cystic carcinoma at the moment.

So the typical journey is surgical resection.

and then potentially radiotherapy.

Most patients will have surgical resection, some aren't candidates and need systemic treatment immediately.

But what happens over time for those that do get surgical resection is in up to three quarters of these patients, the tumors come back.

And how about other targets than MIB with the platform in general?

But just looking at the football side of this, what purpose is Watson going to serve after the end of this season? Why shouldn't the Browns give Sanders a chance when Watson's departure is inevitable?

The...

I mean, there's no...

To me, there's no present or future with Watson, so that's one piece of it.

But the fact of the matter is that knowing that and you still choose Watson, to me, says everything about the other guy.

Um, the organization has been desperate for Shedeur Sanders to take this job, to win this job, to earn this job, and he's not there yet.

And he may get there at some point this year, but a- as we sit here today, the organization has made the determination that he's not at this point.

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These are names and people who we might think would be pretty reliable

or let's let's see let's um top of the list probably uh uh great um buyer uh great uh scientists in neuroscience so very important about neuroimmune has a lot of people chatting and has communicated and has built up his podcast looks after himself probably uh excessively works out uh i don't know uh um and um yeah uh very alpha male dominant but he's um and there's nothing wrong with that um But I wouldn't necessarily have a neuroscientist be advising you on nutrition.

I wouldn't have a neuroscientist be saying, hey, have these peptides.

And those have been discussions.

And David Sinclair is an anti-aging scientist.

Brilliant guy.

He's done work on Yemenite factors and is now using those in human trials, which is fascinating.

A peptide is really just the small bit that's

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Forest.

He ended up signing an extra contract there, didn't he? Mwepu went to, uh, United as well, when Tottenham were keen on him.

So they had the succession of misses, and Semenyo then in January as well.

So for them actually to go out and get these targets, yes, they've thrown a lot of money at them.

And maybe that's...

Do you think that trying to get Scott out of Bournemouth might be even tougher than trying to get Fernandes out of West Ham or Tonali out of Newcastle?

Uh, Pete, anything there that, that leaps out at you or, or, or anything else?

Well, it's, it's a lottery, isn't it? Um, uh, Blackburn would be an interesting one.

Well, they, it's, they seemed like they were just kept h- heads above water last season, didn't they? Um, it seems like they've, they've got a load of problems behind the scenes that have been continuous over the last few years with Venky's.

Um, and yet all of a sudden you can just see them, uh, challenging for the playoffs.

Um, so yeah, um, I mean, anything could happen in this division.

Uh, uh, and then, uh, yeah, the, the Wolves boss and the West- Watford boss is, uh, just unknown quantities.

Um, Watford seem like they're gonna strike lucky sooner or later, or they might get themselves in real trouble.

Yeah.

What was that show like to work on?

Well, it was terrific to work with Tony Barber, of course, because he sort of established...

He'd already done the program as Temptation on Channel 7, so he was a natural to do it, but...

You know, things don't just happen automatically.

Tony, they didn't want Tony Barber to do Sailor Missing.

He was already doing Family Feud in a manifestation before Darryl Summers took it over.

Yeah.

How did you get the job as the voiceover, which lent that show so much of its kind of character and identity? Well, I was the staff announcer

Um, those are all tournament games, so win or go home games, so he's definitely, he definitely shines in the big moments.

Yeah, I'll go here.

Uh, couple, couple things that I absolutely love about this guy.

[clears throat] So, I mean, he is thin, um, but he...

I mean, he's at 176 pounds.

Like, let's compare that to Darius Acuff, 186.

Kingston Fleming's 183.

But, but who are y'all's kinda favorite guys there, and what do y'all think, uh, what, what could y'all see playing out?