Ben Shephard

And then you gave a post-conference... Oh, we played well and that was a good performance.

I mean, it's very rare that we get some candid interviews.

But clearly you'd been pushed to a point where you had to be honest about it.

There's only one.

No, not at all.

Oh, absolutely.

Josh has said, despite what happened at the end, how will you look back on your time at Ipswich?

That's the sad bit, is the way it finished.

Barry Cotter apparently is in the reserves.

So he's there, but he's in the reserves, so he's still involved.

Things going well for Arsenal, whereas things for Sean Dyche, it's been a much tougher season this season since it's all begun.

Welcome to the Goals on Sunday podcast.

Joining Cami and myself this week is the one and only Neil Warnock.

We'll look back at his extraordinary career, Cardiff's battle for survival, and also we'll talk about why we need to stamp out fan abuse in football.

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It's been a long time since you started, but you're still enjoying it?

Life in the Premier League, how's it going?

I've had a tweet from Eric Hutchon on exactly that, say, can you ask Neil what the secret of bonding with the younger players is and the togetherness you always seem to bring to a club?

I mean, is that something that you've honed over the years?

So quite a lot of tension and trauma comes with being in the Premier League.