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But Ryan Lowe is up next.

Hello and welcome back to the football show in the company of Jamie Carragher and Gary Neville.

And on this day today is one that you'll remember, Gary.

We're going to go back to 2010.

It's the 17th of April.

It's the Manchester derby and it's won by Manchester United.

What do you remember of this one?

I mean, it was fairly full on.

We've already had Graeme Souness on this week talking about kissing mustachioed men.

I think they're turning out to be something of a theme.

Just tell us about the significance of it as well.

I mean, not the kiss.

Actually, we're setting up home together.

We're joined now by the Plymouth boss, Ryan Lowe.

We were talking to Rick Parry a little bit earlier on, Ryan, and thanks very much for coming on to talk to us.

But he was talking about the problems that are being faced by a number of EFL clubs.

What was the situation at Plymouth?

And I saw that there's been a tribute paid on the pitch at Home Park.

Brian, how much empathy do you have with players?

That's been your career at League Two, League One and in the Championship as well.