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Right, that's enough from on the banks of the Robbie Mersey for now.

It's all about Joe, it's all about Manchester City.

We've already been said you can send your questions in.

We've got some already, but I'm sure we've got Tony Scott to my left and I've got Gavin Buckland to my right, so we're not going to be short of input today from

any angle.

How are you, Toe? I'm good, thanks, Chris.

Pleasure to be here on Joe's final day, it really is.

Yeah, we've pulled out all the stops, Gav.

I can only say what Tony said, yeah.

Absolutely a pleasure to be on Joe's last podcast.

Cheers.

Thanks, folks.

Yeah.

I just don't know whether we should start with some of these that we've got already.

I'm not too sure whether you can answer some of these, Joe, to be fair.

Because the first one that's come in from Irish EFC 1878, it says, what is the one story you sat on but would love to have made public? I mean, I know you're going, but it's not like...

i mean are you gonna attempt to do that but i shall move swiftly on from that

one yeah believe it or not try not to set a flame for hours yeah yeah to all my bridges i mean that i mean probably i've been quite a lot over the time you're obviously very privileged in the job that we do spend a lot of time behind the scenes and Yeah, you see a lot of things and you hear a lot of things and, you know, for all the stories that you do, right, it's probably ten times that you don't.

Yeah.

You know, you can't quite get them over the line or, you know, it's not quite the right time or whatever or it's not quite appropriate.

So, yeah, probably keep them in my back pocket for a little bit longer for the minute.

But, yeah, there are times when your judgment's tested and you're trying to work out what to go with, especially around, you know, The back end of the kind of machinery years, you know, the state of the club at the time and the concerns around it, you know, some of the things we were hearing, obviously reported on a lot of them, but they really were desperate times, weren't they?

Yeah, okay.

It wouldn't get that much easier.

Stephen Griffiths says, big tongue-in-cheek, I think, this one.

Right, that's enough from on the banks of the Robbie Mersey for now.

It's all about Joe, it's all about Manchester City.

We've already been said you can send your questions in.

We've got some already, but I'm sure we've got Tony Scott to my left and I've got Gavin Buckland to my right, so we're not going to be short of input today from

any angle.

How are you, Toe? I'm good, thanks, Chris.

Pleasure to be here on Joe's final day, it really is.

Yeah, we've pulled out all the stops, Gav.

I can only say what Tony said, yeah.

Absolutely a pleasure to be on Joe's last podcast.

Cheers.

Thanks, folks.

Yeah.

I just don't know whether we should start with some of these that we've got already.

I'm not too sure whether you can answer some of these, Joe, to be fair.

Because the first one that's come in from Irish EFC 1878, it says, what is the one story you sat on but would love to have made public? I mean, I know you're going, but it's not like...

i mean are you gonna attempt to do that but i shall move swiftly on from that

one yeah believe it or not try not to set a flame for hours yeah yeah to all my bridges i mean that i mean probably i've been quite a lot over the time you're obviously very privileged in the job that we do spend a lot of time behind the scenes and Yeah, you see a lot of things and you hear a lot of things and, you know, for all the stories that you do, right, it's probably ten times that you don't.

Yeah.

You know, you can't quite get them over the line or, you know, it's not quite the right time or whatever or it's not quite appropriate.

So, yeah, probably keep them in my back pocket for a little bit longer for the minute.

But, yeah, there are times when your judgment's tested and you're trying to work out what to go with, especially around, you know, The back end of the kind of machinery years, you know, the state of the club at the time and the concerns around it, you know, some of the things we were hearing, obviously reported on a lot of them, but they really were desperate times, weren't they?

Yeah, okay.

It wouldn't get that much easier.

Stephen Griffiths says, big tongue-in-cheek, I think, this one.