Colm Boohig

It was like, get Fenner's out for... There's still a clip doing the rounds of my algorithm of you coming out as a Manchester fan selling tickets to games and Noel Gallagher and Manny are both sitting there in stitches laughing at you.

And you could do the Cockney thing as well, but where does Liverpool come from?

I know, yeah.

I hear you.

Are you recognised for that?

I heard with Noel Gallagher, this clip, it's one from a few years ago, and it was like, the general public don't know what they want.

It was like, they didn't know that they wanted the Beatles, but we gave it to them.

And then they loved it.

But if you're determined by public opinion, you would never get anything done because you'd be constantly changing your mind.

Of course.

Because when we were talking before this, you and I over email, I was saying, one of the things you might hit on, this will probably be our last point now because that's all we have time for, was...

the heyday of Soccer AM.

And you quite rightly replied by, well, when was that?

But for you, you were involved with so much of it because you're the producer originally under Tim and Helen, I believe.

Correct me whenever I'm wrong here.

And then you eventually take over as presenter after, was it, Goldstein and Rushton and then yourself.

And I always got the sense with you that it was like you took to presenting very easily because you had been there and done it and there was a level of confidence that you had

There was always a kind of, and I mean this as a compliment, by the way, that there was always like, I can take or leave this presenting stuff, which actually helps the way you did it because it was very relaxed as a result.

A load of money would be a great way to put a blank check in front of you.

Yeah, it's like you're a producer who's presenting, which always came across that way, which is a great thing.