Colm Boohig

I mean, it looks professional because the people are just scrolling by.

You know, people are kind of scrolling by on social and they say, oh, this guy knows what he's doing.

So it kind of looks better.

It could be the making of you.

I mean, for sure.

Yeah.

Listen, there's so much to get through here.

Thanks so much for doing it.

Like you said, it's been a year in the making.

We've been on and off in conversation over email, but delighted to do it because I think I'm speaking on behalf of a lot of people like our regular fans, like such enormous fans of Soccer AM.

And you were there throughout the whole thing.

Now, it's not just Soccer AM we'll talk about today.

So we'll talk about life jacket as well, because I'm loving the series you're doing in the boot room.

But I guess the best place to start, Fenners, is what's been happening since Soccer AM.

How did you take the conclusion of that and then what happened afterwards?

I remember that last show you did and you were out in the car park where you did the football drills.

You were all gathered and I remember watching it live because I had watched that throughout my childhood into adolescence into adulthood and you were always present for the whole thing.

And I remember you looking down on the camera and it was the first time really I'd kind of...

heard from you outside of the show in that you looked down and you said, you know, thanks for everyone who got this.

Not everyone got this.