Omar

There's just a real unity about it at the minute, mate.

And it's just exciting.

And I'm refusing to get too ahead of myself, but I can't help it and think about the prospect of us being in the Premier League next year, mate, because...

It'd just be a dream come true.

Like, you know, I've probably done about 700 middle games in the last 20 years of my life.

And the idea that...

I could see Mill playing the Premier League.

It's just, I refuse to believe, but you can't ignore it at the minute.

It's just, it's a carrot dangling in front of us.

It's just, you never know, but it's just, it's there.

but off the prospect of playing for a team chasing promotion as well though like I think yes he could have stayed loyal but look he stuck through the hard times and it's obvious what the rest of the season looks like for them and probably next season in League 1 not to say he wouldn't ever go back to them because he probably would right but he obviously stuck by them through hardship and he obviously got the opportunity to leave and it was probably beneficial for them too like you're saying and decided to go with it right but yeah anyway enough of that mate what the fuck is that

Anyway, should we wrap this up for the minute, mate?

Yeah, nothing more to add.

I'm buzzing.

Three points.

Just bringing my step to my moment going to work, mate, and just fucking buzzing, mate.

And, yeah, let's hope this continues for the foreseeable and see where we may land, mate.

no more no less than that um there are people who want to wear football shirts you are known as scarfers you feel free to do whatever you want but as a whole we all don't so yeah we don't do shirts we're not sure that's it that's it but if you're over the age of 14 you wear a meal shirt you probably wear either indoors or when you play on holiday or on holiday or if you get to the player final and you decide to roll out an old shirt no problem

But otherwise, no.

And it probably does affect the club's coffers.