I expect most people reading it will be properly pulled up proper evidence fans. Once you get to the more recent times, you can really read into what each player thought about their decision to trust a player. Nick Barnby ends up playing in a lot of intense Mersey side to our bees. There's the way McBarmby himself manages to speak, you know, with a sentimental warmth around the idea that Merseyside and London Arby's are two different sides. I think obviously you've got to say Raffa mentioned as well, but I think the book is the players who dare to play for both. The big one, I'd argue, is the last time a