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This programme contains
some strong language

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MUSIC: "The Boys Are Back In Town"
by Thin Lizzy

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that had been away

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hadn't much to say

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them cats are crazy

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where you could be found

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living down town

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Boys are back in town...

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We've had time off and other bands
have been hogging the limelight.

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It's like us coming back and saying,
"Right, move over now.

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"The big boys are back."

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We were knackered.

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We needed to sit down
and think about what was going on.

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Check out what they think of us.
And what I really think of myself.

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It was nice to have that time off.
It was good.

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It was like
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And now we're all fit
and mad for it.

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Now everyone's gonna get it. Again.

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at the song that I'm singing

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living on the run

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of the song that you're digging

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when it's warm outside

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in the sun

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Get a grip on yourself inside

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in the morning sun

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living on the run

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of the hole that you're digging

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one from Let It Be

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get a grip on yourself inside

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< It's all right, innit?

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Eh? You've not been here before?

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other than professional purposes!

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MUSIC: Live introduction
to "Some Might Say"

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I don't think we'll ever better
them gigs. It's the atmosphere.

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to the man who cannot shine...

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When we played the gig,
the dressing rooms were up there.

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Mine was number 25, there.

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Alan's was 26, Guigsy's was 27.
And our Liam had the rest of them.

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personalities he went through
on that particular day!

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Our families sat in boxes.
They didn't have
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And it was at Maine Road.
That is actually...

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When you sit down and think about
things like that, it's like...

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to thousands of British fans,

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mega-band Oasis
were off to delight the Americans,

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until lead singer and heart-throb
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got off the plane to move house.

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I never let the band down.

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for a start.

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I was living in hotels in America.
I was going to live in another one.

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You need a home.

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Is Mr Gallagher there, please?

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Who is it? Is that Liam? Yes.
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How are you? I'm ****ing sound.
Are you coming out?

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Am I **ck. It's raining.
What about Chicago?

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Hello, Liam?

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CLICK

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REPORTER:
What about the rumours of a break-up?

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Breaking down, then. >

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Break down.

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There is speculation
that abandoning Oasis' US tour

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was a prelude to break-up.

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He wouldn't answer questions.

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a never-ending circle of work.

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Everyone wanted the maximum out of
Morning Glory before we imploded.

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Yeah, I think...

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three years, without a break
of more than a week, ten days...

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That was constantly touring
or recording.

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"I'm not gonna be in a band."

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And everybody said let's do one
record and then see what happens.

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So I agreed to do the record.

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So we rented a big farmhouse
out in Surrey and all went there.

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And we'd just sit up all night
and record and play music.

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We decided to carry on,
get back into it.

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Every time we were coming in to
record, I was followed by four cars,

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outside my house, waiting for me.

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that's fine.

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But as soon as I get in here,
I'm back with the boys.

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They can't come in.

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They just fizzle away.

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Something
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We don't need to be in a band.

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We don't need to go on
world tours and all that hassle.

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We're doing it now
because we want to.

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BONEHEAD: Personally, I think
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We're not fazed by
a great big place like Air Studios
and all the equipment and whatever.

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We just walk in
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it's just improved, like, 110% to me,

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from what he was writing in the past.

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More confident, whatever.

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We wanted to make
an out-and-out rock'n'roll record.

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There's a few ballads on there.

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But it's all guitar-based.

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There's about 50 separate
guitar parts on every track.

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We were doing a new album.

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There was no pressure
about when to start or finish.

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It was just going in there
and going, "Right." You know?

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We felt a bit
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This is probably the
most important album of our career.

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This is the one
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to U2, um, sort of levels,

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or it's going to,
you know, see us back on the dole!

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Are you going to do
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We'll try and do the, um...

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You're putting us under bad pressure,
here! Heroes. Heroes.

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Cloudburst! I bet you can't
play that! Go on, then.

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20 quid says you can't play it!

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We want to blow every other band
into oblivion. Simple as that.

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We still do, you know?
Still want to eclipse every
single musician in this country.

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Come up... Shut up!

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Get a lager in!

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and dawn

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where I was born

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never raised an eye to me

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must be mine

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Coming overhead.

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Quite low...

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everything's tied down.

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I made him cry

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he asked me why

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through the storm

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They don't even know you're born

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right now

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NOISE OF HELICOPTERS DROWNS SPEECH

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Tell him, Jan. ..right off.

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Just making sure everything's all
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ROARING OF GUITARS AND HELICOPTERS

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GENERAL CHATTER

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The reason
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is because we are like the majority.

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We still go to football matches
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We do get nicked and busted
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We're still outspoken
and we still don't give a shit.

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I won't say
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We'd be leading the march.
If there was anywhere to march to,
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Singing.

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I think
rock'n'roll's about a lifestyle.

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It's gotta be, hasn't it?
Nobody wants a goody-goody boy.

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It wouldn't work. The songs
wouldn't work. You wouldn't
get that anger out in a song.

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Gotta have a good time.
Even the guy in the butcher -
he could be rock'n'roll.

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Guy in a butcher's.
Know what I mean?

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HUM OF CONVERSATION

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Not really. Not unless you fancy
The Boardwalk tonight...

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I just live my life
the way I want to live it.

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I have fun. Everyone
has their fair share of fun.

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I'm sure you have your fair share
of fun. You look as if you do.

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Gotta have fun, haven't you?

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24 years old, in the biggest

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Not the biggest. The most
important rock'n'roll band.

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How could I not have fun?
I'm 24, got a load of money.

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You'd have it, wouldn't you?
Come on!

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He's beyond protection, that lad.

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If you tell Liam not to put
his head in a fire, he will.

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If you advise him not to do summat
he's gonna go and do it.

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They pick on him because he punches
photographers in the face.

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I look at this logically.

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I don't like having my photo taken
when I'm out, but if you smack
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his editor will say,
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But he can handle it -
he says he can, anyway.

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But he courts it more than anyone.

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Guigs and Alan don't get it, not
on the scale Liam and Noel get it.

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But it's weird when you read
the paper and they tell you what
Liam had last night for dinner -

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he had a Chinese takeaway
but Patsy had an Indian.

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LAUGHTER

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Liam has pressure from what
he does - people camping on his door.

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You have to be strong to handle it.

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Noel - way-hay!

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I was there last night.
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I thought, "Where's it at anyway?"

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Mansun were shite.

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I'm not an 'ooligan. I don't
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I just like to get on
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But the way I'm portrayed it's like,

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And I don't.

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I don't wanna fight.

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Leave me alone.

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and threw it up on Sunday

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Yeah, nobody knows

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and rain don't know

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to come and go awa-ay

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Nobody kno-ows

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COMMENTATOR: Summerbee clear.

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Summerbee!

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All the atmosphere's gone out of
this ground. When I started coming,
there was about 85,000 then.

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the old Kippax stand, which
was the largest stand in England.

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It was the last one
to be knocked down as well.

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Right on this corner here
was where, I do believe, I watched
my first Man City game from.

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And it was 1971.

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Those were the good old days.

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Showing off now!

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There was a ledge there where
dads used to plonk their sons then
go on the piss down the bar here.

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Then just leave their sons there.
THEY LAUGH

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didn't we? Yeah. In the mid '80s.

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I think there was one season
when we went to every single game.
I'm still proud of that.

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About 50-odd games.

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There was about 20 of us.
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Tatey and them lot. How you doin'?

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If I wasn't doing
what I'm doing now I'd probably
have hopes of being a footballer.

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But that's all there is
round these parts, really.

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If you can't play guitar or football
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if you're not academically educated.

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Everyone gets told
they're worthless, don't they?

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You've got to prove it, haven't ya?

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No-one gives you a chance
in this world. There's always
some knob trying to put you down.

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someone will think you're a dick.

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You've gotta sort your own world
out and maybe one day
they'll sit up and listen.

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Cos you've gotta go out and
do it for yourself, haven't you?

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You ain't got Daddy feeding your
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You've gotta go out
and do it yourself.

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I think it's easier, well...

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I won't say easier but, you know...

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..it gives you a sense of um...

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I'm not good with words,
but it gives you that... Come on!
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Even when you see
your careers officer, you know,

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our Liam told him he wanted
to be a pop star and he said, "No.

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"Thou shalt work
at Ford or McVitie's."

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He said, "I said I want to be
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I said, "A rock 'n' roll star."
He said, "You can't." I said,
"Right, a lumberjack, then."

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I went three months later and said,
"Can I sign off?" "Why?"

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"Cos I'm a rock 'n' roll star.
I've got a six-album deal."

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to beat the brave

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to beat the brave

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Shame on you.

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Ta-ta.

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A drunk man.

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Just do a right.