massive business well. it's a massive business for many times in cities around the country as well. let us know your views back after this. paups your views back after this. paul's got conkers . paul's got conkers. >> yeah.

>> we're sitting working out what lee carsley has done as head of england. the england manager is at one loss, one win. >> no three three wins, one loss because this is his second batch because this is his second batch because being the interim manager of england, he's been given six matches. right. so this is the qualification for the nations league. so he's already won two then lost to greece. that was when he did this new formation. and then it was little slightly more conservative. it wasn't great but it was okay. but then the win away from away at finland in

helsinki yesterday. so now there's two more games to go . there's two more games to go. and then obviously the decisions could be made by the fa whether he sticks around or do you think he's seriously in the running.7 i think he's got to be in the running. i don't see why he isn't, but he probably thinks he is. he's he keeps giving kind of clues . one minute you is. he's he keeps giving kind of clues. one minute you think yes, he wants the job because he's saying, you know, i'm not used to losing. and he says this quite a lot. i'm not used to losing because he looked after the england under 21 seconds. they're very successful. they've been very good. i'm not used to losing you know that's not i'm not very happy with that. so is that him saying i don't lose as a manager i think i should get the job. but then he also says l, the job. but then he also says i, you know, i, you know, we need a world class manager. and so we just don't know where we stand with him. well, i think he wants the job. you'd be a fool to say no, wouldn't you.7 >> to say no, wouldn't you? >> it was a good way. win yesterday. >> it was. yeah. so that was enough. now also which is going on in barcelona at the moment is the america's cup. you know we've talked about this a fair

bit haven't we. this is the sailing which is going on. it's now britannia. so it's been ben ainslie's ineos britannia. he's going against new zealand and we've not won the america's cup ever 156 years. we've never won it. and also a lot of it was just when it was britain and america. we still couldn't win it even around the isle of wight. so anyway, there's all the fans and there's oh, look, there we are, jim radcliffe there, who's financing the whole thing. it's not going well. so it's the first to seven and already britain are three nil down. yeah. and because of low winds they didn't actually get to race the last one. but ben ainslie was actually he got really upset by a new zealand commentator. did you hear about that. yeah. >> he was effing and blinding wasn't he. >> we've got it. >> we've got it. >> do you want it? >> do you want it? >> do you want it? >> do you want to see it? i think the effing and jeffing we may get rid of. all right. but anyway, he was interviewed by a new zealand commentator and ben ainslie. he took he took umbrage. he was having a go. have a look. see what you think. >> still believing that you're you're as close when it comes to

performance because i get that feeling coming off your boat. >> well, maybe that's the kiwi commentator in you, mate . commentator in you, mate. >> okay, i'll take that one on the chin. thanks, buddy. >> and then he goes. >> and then he goes. >> i thought the interview had finished. >> you thought the interview okay? wasn't like he directed it at him? no, no, he was. >> well, but for the grace of god, it was about him. but it wasn't. it wasn't so much at him. right. you want to do birthday? >> so we want to do all. >> so we want to do all. >> can do both. quick. >> can do both. quick. >> yeah. conquers world championship happened yesterday. happens every year just outside peterborough. and people come along and there's certain rules when you play conkers obviously. there we are. he's called mr conker that fella. and there's a slightly older conker. the chelsea conkers lower there. there we are. there he is. but but there we are and there's rules about it . it's you but there we are and there's rules about it. it's you just get to strike three times and also if you know when you get sometimes the laces. william the conqueror it is very good. look at that. i love that hat though. supen at that. i love that hat though. super. very nice . so anyway, but super. very nice. so anyway, but sometimes when the laces get

caught it's a you get disqualified. if that happens three times. but anyway, it all happened yesterday. >> okay. no birthdays. >> okay. no birthdays. >> who's the first one? have a look. let's have the first one. who is it? how old are they today? oh, look, there you go. >> oh it's whatsisname, it's. >> oh it's whatsisname, it's. >> what's his name? that's him. you know, it's just a fella. le tissier, matt le tissier, southampton and england. how old is matt le tissier? >> 57, please. >> 57, please. >> 57. from isabel. ooh. oh i think it's on the money. >> it could be, could be. >> it could be, could be. >> but look at me. >> but look at me. >> you're in the ballpark. >> you're in the ballpark. >> i'm in the conquer park. >> i'm in the conquer park. >> what do you reckon? i'll say 55, 56. >> oh, we draw. okay. one more. we've got time for one more. >> oh. one more. >> i've got two coming. then one more. who is this? steve cram? >> steve cram? yeah, it looks like a long time ago. >> how old is steve cram today? now, on our finance commentators. >> oh, i would say 36. >> oh, i would say 36. >> no, it'd be in the 60s now. yes. >> he is in his 60s. isabel 62, 62. >> i can't go again. i said 56.

>> i can't go again. i said 56. >> i've had i'm 60. i'm a judge. so you can go again. 60, 64, 60. >> you win. >> you win. >> eamonn, what have we got time for the last one. we've got time for the last one. we've got time for that. >> come on, come on, come on, come on, come on. >> it's a great tennis player. who is he? one of the greatest tennis players. it's not djokovic. i think he's retired, it's cliff. >> it's sir cliff . oh, crikey. i >> it's sir cliff. oh, crikey. i never knew he had the thighs on him today. gosh, be careful now isabel, 83. >> woo i think he's old. >> woo i think he's old. >> yeah i would say he's oh that's a difficult one. >> it is a tricky one. he's the prince of pop. he looks so young. that's why prince well maybe he's older. >> maybe he's 88. >> maybe he's 88. >> no 88 for cliff. >> no 88 for cliff. >> okay. >> okay. >> that's harsh. yeah, it just seems i'll say i'll say 80. >> but he certainly doesn't. >> but he certainly doesn't. >> look, i'll go 83. stick with it. >> 84. >> 84. >> oh okay. so we've levelled out four. >> it was a i thought that was a particularly good game. yeah. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> yeah. weird i see what you could have won a summer holiday.

>> no more working for a week. >> no more working for a week. >> got to. >> got to. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> nice fun and laughter on a summer holiday. please don't stop phoning in and asking me to sing, because obviously i haven't got time. >> i want to know what this was. >> i want to know what this was. >> paul. that's that. >> paul. that's that. >> that was cliff's signature move. oh, right. i'm a devil woman with evil on her mind . beware. >> right. >> right. >> talking about the devil. warm a break is believing in god. >> is the same belief you have for god. the same belief have in supporting football team. find

now, before the break, we were talking about university degrees and the debt that they land you with. and are they worth it or not? billy? what does billy say? >> billy says if there were a degree in common sense, that would be quite useful. when blair told us that university

was the way forward, we witnessed the decline of british industry as manual labour, jobs and apprenticeships fell by the wayside. as a result, we now face a significant skills gap. not to mention this influx of people trying to prop up our universities because they are an absolute for free all of us around the table. >> it may be quite obvious, but isabelis >> it may be quite obvious, but isabel is the only one with a university degree. and what do you think of what billy's had to say? there ? say? there? >> i think it's right. i think a degree nowadays. what does it get you? it gets you just a 9 to 5 job, doesn't it? you come out of university after spending four years, 45 grand in debt. you know, i dropped out of uni and i went on to be successful. anyway. i don't think you need it nowadays. >> i definitely think as a parent i look at the cost of it and i'm sort of we'll be looking at my children very closely to see if i do it. i'll just see what they're like. if they're bright and academic, then i would say, why not push yourself ? would say, why not push yourself? >> test yourself? >> test yourself? >> but the thing is, i mean, i hear what isabel saying there, but as a father of four

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