Name: Gudjohnsen and Hasselbaink review the January window ?| The Transfer Talk Podcast
Uploaded: 2020-03-10T01:12:03.000Z
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Welcome along to this very special exit of the time special.

Our first ever live in front of a live studio audience.

It is great to have you here tonight and we're gonna have some very special guests alongside myself on these coaches behind me.

We're gonna talk about the deals that did and didn't happen in this January transfer window will also take a little trip down memory lead and get them to relive some of their transfer stories will be an opportunity for you guys to ask some questions as well as we come to the end of the first half off this transfer to our podcast.

But yeah, a great to have so many sky V i p competition winners here as well.

We really hope you enjoy this evening and have some fun.

Because it is my pleasure to introduce the first member of this transfer talk team.

A Dharma chef, my very old Sky sports news colleagues.

The man who knows everything there is to know about transfers.

I miss the window closed on Friday night.

If your name was Fernandez Jetson or Bruno, it was very eventful.

And then audio Lingala joined Manchester United.

Audience Garlow joined Manchester United.

And this is actually a real pleasure for Dar mission myself, because usually just to give you a little insight, if you listen to the transfer talk, podcasts were actually usually in something that resembles a bit of a broom.

It is probably about one meter by two meters.

So we've got to know each other pretty well over the last month to transfer a top or just in very close proximity to each other.

So it's great to have a bit of breathing speech way offer No knees, haven't we?

Dave Reid, of course, is a podcast host as well.

That broom cupboard that we used because it's not just Irish and me there on stage, because the people that you actually do you want to see and hear from tonight are just waiting behind the wings.

They're two men that know everything there is to know about Chelsea.

It's our absolute pleasure to welcome alongside us before you introduced.

They are falling legends and we'll get an idea off the allegiances off the people in this room.

Just now, these guys have played for some of the biggest clubs in the world.

They have got a combined 450 goals between them.

They don't really need much more introduction.

Ladies and gentlemen, please put your hands together for item to Johnson and Jimmy Ford.

Well, we do have lords to get through tonight.

Lots and lots to talk about just to give you a rough idea of what's going on in part one, we're going to be looking at in the fallout from another dramatic deadlines E because there were a couple of things that happened last minute dime ish already mentioned Gallo.

But you have plenty of other things to get into their will.

Take a look at the business or lack of business at these guys.

Old club Chelsea get their thoughts on what Frank Lampard has done in this window and Manchester United.

Was it money well spent that we might be discussing that one for a little while?

You can grab yourself a little bit of a refreshment before we get going again.

And then that is when we'll come back and take a trip down memory lead and get some of either and Jimmy's transfer stories from over the years that we can't wait to get into that and one places that is deadline D guys, Were you standing by?

Your phone's Chelsea needed a striker, Not me.

E could barely get on stage and just give us an insight.

What is it like for footballers on transfer deadline day?

I I've personally never been really in the position off that I wanted to move or that I on that day, that I needed to move or that I needed a fresh challenge or whatsoever.

Um, so it's difficult for me to say, but I can imagine when you are a club like, for instance, Fernandez a sporting and you see the day's going by and the 31st is coming at you.

You know, it's really nerve breaking and you're anxious.

You want that move to happen, you know, must be very must be very nerve breaking.

I wonder even if you're not involved in a move on deadline.

You watching Sky sports news just to see what is going on?

Whether we're playing or not, we still follow all the news on Duh.

We have the man here who gave us all the news.

It is exciting, especially when it leads up to the last minutes.

There's always a few last minute deals go through.

Um, and of course, I had a few dead Lunde transfers.

Uh, one was back to the premiership from Monaco, which I really enjoyed, Onda.

Uh, the other one was to soak a side of your own ones on Deadline Day.

They What was your most memorable deadline?

They say you're watching Sky sports news and you've just gone while has that just happened?

I always remember the foot is off, Bert off at all traffic.

I think that's the one that always sticks sticks in the memory.

I was the one that didn't go to the boy that went to Cuba or the window he drove toe.

I thought We've agreed something and it was going to happen.

So I also to be honest and expect to be in front of cameras.

I don't think we've ever had this before.

In a transfer deadline night, West Brom's striker Peter Odemwingie is trying to force through a deadline day move to Queens Park Rangers.

I'm happy with the trust you know that the manager had read is giving me, You know, it's interesting.

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