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Has a 'Best of Britney Spears' album
I'm not watching this episode. Too much Neville on the TV. I don't even hate him like some seen to, but this is too much 

I'm not watching this episode. Too much Neville on the TV. I don't even hate him like some seen to, but this is too much![]()
I bet you're fun at birthday partiesNot sure if I even managed ten minutes. Painfully self indulgent.
Actual birthday parties?I bet you're fun at birthday parties
Mini retirementsI managed about 10 minutes and the only good thing to come out of it is that it sounds like Neville plans to go on a bunch of holidays in the next 12 months. Might get a little respite from his omnipresence.
I thought it was going to be a slightly longer segment than usual with a few jokes and cake. Not a fecking hour long testimonial with his family coming to tell us how a nice guy he is.
I thought it was quite a nice episode.
That still sounds less cringeworthy than the previous episode where he handed out printouts of his match schedules from his time managing Valencia, while repeatedly insisting that he wasn't trying to make a point about how difficult he had it but rather make a point about how difficult current managers have it... I wanted to peel my own skin off watching that.
That fixture list was interesting as it was a very hectic schedule to go into for a new manager and in the broader point of congested fixtures hindering training etc was a good point.
Same here, though they do spoil it by showing some of the upcoming highlights right at the start, surprise guests weren't a surprise because of that.I thought it was quite a nice episode.