Mm

... it's gonna be really difficult for the, the judges to pick the qualifiers.

Um, but obviously they have to at the end of the day.

Um, uh, I don't, it's, I don't think I could go back to play at Grade Two.

[laughs]

Yeah.

No, we didn't.

Um, both our lead drummer and Cammy, uh, uh, just asked us to put it all on the line, and that's what we did.

[laughs]

George Watson's for the drums.

Uh, City of St Andrews and George Watson's, uh, it could, like you say, it could be a three-horse race there.

Uh, Stuart, what about yourself, mate? Are you looking forward to this weekend?

Yeah, I'm looking forward to it.

Um, just to get our hat in the ring and see how we got on in our grade, and obviously good luck to everybody that's playing.

Why do you think nobody picked it up from you? I

mean, I...

I honestly wish I could give you any kind of answer to that, man.

I do not know.

It seems to me like a blatantly, obviously huge story.

And I think the best sort of guess that I could make at it is that journalists, and this isn't unique to Scotland or to politics or anything like that, but journalists tend to be quite cosy with the people they're reporting, whether it's football club directors or politicians or whoever.

And one of the things that I think has been a huge advantage to Wings is the fact that I live in Bath.

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