Steph McGovern

And your point on water is, water is, well, it's a shit show, quite literally.

And so something absolutely has to change.

And maybe it is worth the risk of being sued, having the investors say they're going to take their money out and all of these other things to actually make a difference.

Because it is terrible.

The fact we have, like my local beach has now got the worst environmental pollution

in the area because of the sewerage going into it.

That's terrible.

And on top of this, bills and everything else.

Can the devolution method work there as well so there's more accountability locally and it is controlled more from a local level?

And if the buses works because the mayor's essentially in control of it, could it work for other utilities as well where it becomes more...

Okay, that's probably a good point to wrap things up.

Do you think you've got out all your Manchesterism views now?

No, not at all.

And also, let's not forget, he might not even get the seat because we've got a plumber called Robert Kenyon from Reform who might well win the seat.

A plumber might be helpful when dealing with all the water companies.

And miracles do happen because to stick with the football references, Middlesbrough are going to Wembley on Saturday because of some lad who was hiding in a bush spying on our team plane.

So thank you very much for that.

I know.

He was a terrible spy though because actually I know the training ground well and there's loads of places to hide and he just didn't.

So there we are.