I didn't play with toys as a kid, I played with engines, became a mechanics apprentice

at 16, but eventually I wanted a new challenge, so I joined the Navy, and I took what I knew

about cars, and applied it to destroyers. I learned to fix anything, anywhere in any

situation, and now I help keep one billion pounds of warship up and running at all costs.

Me, Ravi, born in Stockport, made in the Royal Navy. Start your journey, search Made in

the Royal Navy.

Hello and welcome back to the Extra Time Podcast. This week we're a fresh lineup joining

me, so I'm feeling pretty poor from the weekend I must say, but I'm joined hopefully in

better spirits by Chris Hamill and Doogie Critchley. Chris, get to have you back on the Extra

Time pod. How are you doing, my friends? Well, like I was just telling you before we went

live, I did a leg date, the gym yesterday, with a personal trainer, and I've subsequently

walking around like a **** myself. So not a great start to the week, but yeah, working

on my pathetic little body, hopefully by the time summer comes, it will look nothing

like it currently does. What about you, Doogie? I'm good, thank you. I thoroughly enjoyed

Deadline Day yesterday. Sunland signed two players from Byne Munich, which doesn't happen

every day, so that's pretty exciting for us. And yeah, exciting, ready for the pod.

Love that, yeah, in similar vein, I woke up to see Philimod signed Nathaniel Schalber,

and Domingos Kinwap. We pick out. Queener, Queener, Kinwap. I was going to say Kinwap,

I'm not sure that's the correct answer. That's very our brand. I've loved it if we'd

signed someone called Kinwap, I'd have been straight on the shirt, yeah, firing up. No,

anyway, we're not here to talk about Philim's transfer business, because wow, what a Deadline,

what a Deadline day. I feel like this was up there with one of the very best that we've

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