Well, hello and welcome to the official AFC Bournemouth podcast coming to you as ever from Vitality Stadium. Our job here is to bring you closer to some of the personalities connected to the club throughout the course of the season, be it first-team players, staff management or key Academy personnel. For those who are new to our podcast, my name is Zoe Rundle and I'm part of the media team here at AFC Bournemouth. Today, I'm privileged to be in the company of AFC Bournemouth's encyclopedia of knowledge as Neil Parrot joins me once again. Neil, it's great to see you. It's been a busy few weeks here at Vitality Stadium. Been a fantastic month. April, five wins out of seven games. Safety all but assured for another season in the Premier League. It's been a really, really memorable month. Three consecutive away wins as well in the Premier League for the first time in our history. What a time to be a Cherries fan. Not as successful for your non-league team though. No, sadly, New Milton Town, who my dog, Lazaro, is a big sponsor of, lost their penalty shootout, playoff, promotion, final on Saturday. So that was disappointing. Well, we'll move on from that because we've got a really exciting guest today and I have no doubt we'll be in fits of laughter over the next hour or so. Now, we're going to be talking to the man of the moment who's taken the Premier League by storm this season. He's already loved by AFC Bournemouth fans and is settled right in on the South Coast. So without further ado, we're delighted to welcome Marcus Tavernier onto the official AFC Bournemouth podcast. Marcus, it's great to see you. How are you? How are things? How's the injury? Yeah, I'm feeling great at the moment. Obviously, bit frustrating with picking up another injury, but we're going to hear what the specialist says and hopefully comes back with some good news. Marcus, I interviewed you after you'd scored the winning goal against Hamilton last month and before we went live, you said, can you just see if I've got any bits in my teeth? Because if my mum sees and I have, she'll be furious with me. So can you just please smile for the camera? I'm smiling. I didn't check my teeth before I came, so I'm hoping that there's nothing in them. Let's keep on the family theme. Now, we know your brother James is the captain of Rangers. Just just tell us about your mum. This is the first time you've lived away. You've told us that. Has she missed you? Have you missed her? Yeah, 100% I get messages every day asking how I am, what I'm up to. It's like she still wants me back at home and I'm still there because obviously I'm the youngest child. I say she loves me more than my brother might say that. My brother might say that I got it easier back at home, but yeah, she's missing me and she tries to get down as much as she can and she's been down a couple of weeks ago. So it's good to have her when she's down, but then she's got me doing jobs around my own house. Let's give her a quick name check. That's Bernie. Lovely. Now, home being Newcastle, the family home is in Newcastle. Do you get back there much at all? I know you can fly there quite easily from Southampton. Yeah, well, I've probably picked the furthest place to move away to in the country, but I try and go back as much as I can. And by the moment this season, I've just been really focused on my football and it's kind of bad to say I don't want it to be a distraction to go back home. So I left that aside at times and gone back home for birthdays of my nieces and nephews and being around my friends when I've been back up there. But I've just been focused really on football this season and trying to really knuckle down on it. How big an influence has Brother James been on you throughout your career? Yeah, he's been massive. I remember when I was younger and I got released from Newcastle under 14's and remember probably one of the worst days I had as a child. But I remember he took me to side and said if this is really what I want, if this is what I want to be, make sure you put your eggs all in one basket and that's what I did. And he just made me dedicate myself to it and really made me believe that this is what I want to do and I've never looked back since. Do you get to see him much play live? I try to, I think the last game I went to was European final in Seville and that's probably the last time I've been a proper fan in a game. It's it brought me back memories from my childhood of going to watch games and having that enjoyment of supporting the team. And unfortunately he didn't get the win but I couldn't be more proud of him to achieve what he has so far. Now, as Neil said before this season, apart from a brief spell in Milton Keynes, you never lived away from home. How have you found it? Have you settled in on the South Coast and explored the area at all? Yeah, definitely. I've got to give big fans to Jordan's more engine than me for that. I remember when I first came down, I had already seen Jordan in Dubai and the holidays funny enough and we were training out there a little bit. So when I came here it was like first set of eyes that I seen is someone I recognise. So they invited me over straight away for food and to watch some football and made me settling really easy. And I think that's played a big a big factor in me doing well and settling down because you hear about the stories of players finding it hard to find the feet when they when they move away from where they used to so much. Now, when you first arrived in Dorset, I'm going to quote you. You said, moving here, it was time for me to have a change and start my own adventure in life. How's it going? It's going great. I mean, the weather is so much more better down here. I remember speaking to my mum the other day and it was sunny down here and I'm enjoying the sun. I went on a nice walk and I asked her, what have you done? She she's telling me the weather, the weather's bad up there. It's raining and I couldn't be a bit more happy than to hear that, to be honest. Now, let's go back to where it all started. Newcastle United, you were born in Leeds, but your first club was Newcastle. Just tell us how that all came about. So I moved to Newcastle when I was when I was five with my with my mum working and then started playing football locally as you do. And I remember my mum telling me that I've got I've got scouts watching me from Newcastle. And I was probably the most excited kid you'll ever meet. And I remember got brought into the into the development at a young age. And I stayed in the system for a long time and made some friends for life from up there, who are still my friends today. And it was a really, a really good time for me. I really enjoyed it up there and I enjoyed every moment of it.  You just touched on being released and that day when that fateful day when you were told, just give us your memories of how did it come about?  Well, for me personally, it was my mum got a phone call. It probably wasn't in the in the best way I got a handle. I remember I think I was still training at the time and my mum got a phone call. And the waited until I got home and then sat me down. My mum sat me down and and told me that they've they've let you go. And you know what happens in football? These are these are things which which do happen. But if anything, I think it helped me become a professional footballer. I feel like if that didn't happen, I don't know if I would be sat here with you guys today and speaking about this. So I don't look at it as a negative. I look at everything as a as a positive. And in a way, it's it's worked out well for me as I moved on to to Middlesbrough and had a great great time there as well. Yeah, I think it was a couple of weeks later. You were spotted by Middlesbrough playing in a county match. Just tell us about that. Yeah, I remember straight away when obviously when you you get released, you I just wanted to get straight back into football. So I joined joined the boys club, played a couple of tournaments. I remember representing the the county as well. And it was it was a final game against a team in I think it was Middlesbrough County, believe it or not. And then I see one of the coaches from Middlesbrough before the game. And he was just wishing me all the best. And because I think he played at a school. So he was just luckily enough it was at the same time. And I've seen him run into him. I was like, oh, come watch the first first 20 minutes of the game. And probably in the first 20 minutes, I scored one of the best scores I've ever scored in my life. And then he must have been on the phone straight away and brought me in. Now, you had a couple of games for the under 23s at Borough in 2016 before you made your first team debut against Skunthorpe United in the EFL Cup. And you were 18 and you provided the assist for the third goal. Give us your memories of that day and the sort of build up if you like and finding out you're in the team and what have you. I remember that day like it like it was yesterday, even the training session before we had Gary Monca as a manager and he used to do if you had a nighttime game the next day, we would train on the nighttime before. And obviously we went into the into the meeting the day before and I'm straight away. I'm looking at the bench, seeing have I made the bench and I couldn't see my name. So it's a bit good and I looked a bit higher up and I've seen that I was that I was starting. I couldn't believe it. And then all the little all the moments of joy just came in my body trying to keep a straight face while he's trying to tell us tactics. But at the same time, I'm just smiling so much on the inside. So we trains and then I remember after I was still so so happy. And I was really good friends, really good friends still to this day with a Louis swing and Dale Fry. So they were they were really happy for me as well. And I remember coming out of the training ground, Dale, Dale, I blocked me in and just joking, like shouting out of the car, well done. This is what you deserve. And he just stayed behind me for ages. Try to try to know me over, over welcomed these day. I remember I reversed out and put my foot down and ended up hitting Wingy's car the day before a game. And I kept that a secret for months and months. I remember him coming back in one day and saying, I've got a scratch on my car and I'm looking. I'm going, oh, how's that happened? I know I try to play it cool. Like nothing happened. I remember telling him maybe maybe a year or so later.  So it was a great build up to it. And then to go to the game to to the next day. And it was a long wait because it's a nighttime game. So I couldn't just, I just wanted to go down early and get ready for the game and have all my family there and also proud of me to to get there. My brother came down and everyone came up to watch me. And it was a, it was a great day for me. It was a, it was a day I'll never forget. Now in October, 2017, you scored your first goal for the first team. It was against the Cherries here in the EFL Cup. What were your first impressions of Vitality Stadium? I bet back then you couldn't envisage, you know, you'd be making your Premier League debut here. No, back then if you told me I was going to be playing for Bournemouth, I probably wouldn't have believed it. I didn't, didn't think anything of it, but that, that days, I would say that feeling I got when I, when I scored that goal is, is a feeling you can't describe. It's not something you can put into words in how you feel. I remember a Dharma running with the ball and then I'm screaming at him as loud as I can on the left side and he slides me in. And then I remember just taking a touch and I see Steve coming across and I just hit the ball, hit the ball across goal and look up and see it goes back in the net and the feeling was just, just so real. And if I could go back to that moment again, that's the one I would definitely go back to. Is it a different feeling scoring your first goal to scoring a goal now or is it the same feeling you have? No, definitely different. I don't think any feeling will, will come to the same as scoring your first goal because it feels like all that works since you're a kid when you're playing in the street and pretending you're, you're a player for me. It was Thierry Henry pretending I was him and scoring a goal and to do that yourself and it's just an amazing feeling, an amazing feeling for myself. Now your first goal in the championship, it was a pretty memorable one. It was the winner in the Derby against Sunderland in front of a crowd of almost 30,000 people at the Riverside. It was fireworks night, 2017. That must have made you a Middlesbrough hero. Yeah, I think that's what made me, made me a fan favourite early dose and I definitely got remembered for that. I remember that was my first home start in the championship. So it was first time playing there during the day and having an early kickoff and getting used to that. And I remember the build-up to the game, going to the ground, all the fans there and I've only ever been a fan at them type of games and to play in it was a great experience and to top it off with a goal just made it so much more real. I remember I meant to have a celebration in mind to do but then forgot everything and just enjoyed the moment. We'll come on to your goal celebrations later but your goalkeeper that day played quite well, I believe. Yes, that's Darren Randolph, yeah. He got man of the match that day. I'll never forget that. I don't know who it was. Someone, one of the, someone from Sky asked, Grant Ledbert, oh, who do you think we should give man of the match to? And I've came off at this point and I'm sat next to him and I'm listening to him thinking he's, because he's going, oh, shall we give it to the young lad or shall we give it to Darren? And I was listening and thinking he's got to see me, come on. He's got to see my name. I'm a young lad, first home game, scored the winner against arrivals and fortunately, if he said Darren, I couldn't believe it. I couldn't believe you had said it but he played great that day and he was a great keeper for Middlesbrough while he was there. Nice to have a familiar face when you come into a football club. You said about that earlier. What's it been like to see him here as well? Yeah, it's great. I mean, he keeps telling me I've got a lot older now but I make sure I tell him he's got a lot older. He's definitely, well, he's bald back then so I can't really say, I can't really say too much, hasn't grown much hair since then either but it's great for a player to have a familiar face and help someone settle down and you can tell them what the area is like and give an honest opinion. Now, in December 2017, Gary Monk, the man who gave you that first team debut, was sacked due to concerns about the club's style of play or so it was reported. What were your feelings on that? That one really probably hurt me quite a lot because obviously he's the first manager who put faith in me and really believed in me and in my ability and he made sure to tell me many, many times and told me always to work hard and the sky's the limit for me and when I got the news that he had got sacked it, it was a shock for me because we were doing well. Well, at the time I remember we were going into the game and we hadn't scored a set, I think it was a set-piece goal or we hadn't came back from being behind and that game we had done the both exact two things what we hadn't done all season so it was a big surprise for me and I don't know for the team, I can only speak for myself but I've got to give him a lot of credit for making me become the player I am today as he pushed me hard. X Cherry's boss Tony Poulis arrived and quickly shipped you out on loan to MK Don's. Just tell us about how that move came about. Now I know that you'd spoken to teammates Patrick Bamford and Lewis Baker had been there and I know your brother also had a loan spell there. Yeah, I remember as a player you want to play games and you want to just be on the pitch doing what you love so much and unfortunately that wasn't happened at Millsboro, they were a team full of great players and with some managers they love you and some managers they might not play you so it's part of the game and I understood that with the help of my brother he made me realise that so I remember having a talk with my agent and telling him that I want to just go play football and enjoy football and there was a couple of options there for me but the best one was MK Don's as I could speak to like he said Patrick Bamford and Lewis Baker and most importantly my brother who had been there as well to see what the club's about how they like to go about things and it wasn't probably the best loan spell for me I remember getting injured and having my first long injury as a player there and unfortunately we got relegated which is not the best thing and that's not what I intended to do there I tended to go there and be the saviour as you want to be but that didn't work out but it made me grope very quickly moving away to Milton Keynes away from what I'm used to and things like that so it was a great experience for me Now you had a full season under Tony Puelis in 2018-19 what was he like to work under for that duration of that campaign? Yeah he was good you can see why he's been successful for the majority of his career he was tough to work with at the same time but I understood that it was my first time transitioning really from managers so it was a lot different from the manager I had previously but it made me like I said before become a man it made me grow even more I feel like I grew up really early in my football career and with him it made that part it always kept me on my toes wanting to push to get into the team I remember going in the office asking why I'm not playing and things like that he just gave me honest answers and you can't argue with that when someone's honest with you you can just hold your hands up and work hard and try and get back in that team Now you're a cat by England under 19 and under 20 level and you also got to train with the full England squad as well just tell us about that experience and how brilliant it must have been Yeah that's probably one of the greatest moments for me to I remember when I received the call from England to go play it was due to some players being injured I was on standby for a couple of times beforehand and just missed out but this time someone got injured and I got that phone call and I remember just being so excited it's you're going with the best players in your age group in the country so it was a great moment for me and to play with my country and I got the honour to captain them in a few games which was even better and then to top it all off I got to challenge myself with the best players in the country or playing week in, week out in the Premier League and when I got that taste of training with them it's when I realised that's where I want to be and that's what my aim is What's it going to take to break into that full England squad? We've got such an amazing team at the moment lots of young talent and for you it must clearly be an ambition Yeah definitely that's always been a goal of mine I feel like if I score some more goals against Fulham I might get a bit more on the radar but now I've just got to keep working hard and continuing to put performances on the pitch and then focus on the club and then I'm sure good things will come from that Just going back to Milton Keynes it's a funny sort of place because they don't have road names they're all numbers how did you get on with all of that? It was a very strange experience for me first when I remember I heard it my brother told me there's a lot of roundabouts there and I'm thinking like why are you telling me that? I don't know what you're on about that doesn't mean anything to me and then when I got there I didn't have a clue where I was driving I was going round the wrong roundabouts I'm not the best driver in the world so I remember a couple of first days I was turned up late because I generally didn't know where I was going and that's following the sat-nav so if a sat-nav can't help you out what can? Now in a Covid hit 2019-20 you flourished under none other than Jonathan Woodgate another man who's been sat in that chair we did a podcast with him hugely popular guy here when he was at AFC Bournemouth just tell us about working with him and what he was like Yeah, he was great I remember when he took over and got the job I was delighted inside because I knew he worked under Tony Pulis and he was probably the coach I spoke to the most and was asking go away, Junior Junior Stanislaus has come to interrupt us Now I remember Jonathan Woodgate coming in and when he took over the job I was really delighted as someone I spoke to a lot and asked for advice for and I remember him asking me I thought it was a pressure question before the season started I'd just been away with England and he asked me if I wanted to come back early or have an extra week off so it was a bit of a trick question so I chose to come back a week early and he told me he had big plans for me in the season and as a player that's all you want to hear you want to hear that you're valued and you're important and he stayed true to his word and played me the most I've played in one season as a young player You certainly played under some very big characters none other than Neil Warnock being the next one come on you must have some stories about him He's one of my favourite managers I've had definitely I think he's the best man manager you can have well I've ever had so far he'll make you want to run through a brick wall for him he's very relaxed person I think he's changed from his younger days but he just loves football and he's a very family orientated man so if I preach he's in he'll take the team to home wall and then he'll bring everyone over to his house to meet his family and meet his children so I feel like he's a great manager and he's good at what he does and that's why he's still been in the game for so long Chris Wilder was your last manager at Middlesbrough now you're still young but you were even younger then you seem to have having to keep proving yourself to different managers all the time what's that like for a young player? I think it's good I mean it keeps you on your toes I believe I feel like as a young player you want the world that you feel at the same time but it doesn't come easy you've got to continue to work hard because you see players young players who have all the ability in the world and they never amount to it so it's always good to have managers always pushing you wanting more from you from a young player and that's what I had and I'm lucky for it Now no sooner had you arrived at Vitality Stadium another manager departed and another one came in and you almost had to prove yourself to another boss how have you found working under Gary O'Neill? Yeah he's been great I remember when I was going through a sticky spell not getting any numbers in terms of goals and assists and he brought me into the office to have a talk with him and he just told me to keep believing in myself keep doing the things I'm doing and all the other things that I'm wanting will come and that's when I got my on that same week I got my first goal and it was a great moment for myself but I feel like he's done a great job and it's showed in the previous performances and you can really see the style of play and the way we want to go about things in the games that we've been playing recently Just going back to last summer and the move just tell us a little bit more about how it came about because I know it was rumoured for a while and it must have been nice for you just to get it over the line Yeah it was rumoured for a long time I feel like my agent told me I think it was back in 2019 when Bournemouth were originally just interested and I always thought I don't want to hear if a team's interested if they want me they'll put a bid in and I always knew that the interest was there but in the season when my agent told me that Bournemouth are going to put a bid in and they really want this to work It was just a smile to my face as a young child all I've ever wanted to do is play in the Premier League and I remember speaking to the manager at the time and once I got off that phone call I just knew straight away that I was going to come down here Were you nervous? No, not really I feel like I'm quite laid back in things like that and I trust in my own ability and I back that all the way and it's all down to me then if I don't perform it's not no one else's fault but myself but thankfully it's worked out so far Well that Premier League debut of yours against Aston Villa it was the opening day it couldn't have gone much better could it I think you got man of the match Yeah it was a great debut I mean I'd only been here I think maybe 10 days or so leading up to the game and there was a lot of information putting from the manager and the staff but they made it easy for me to understand to get in terms with the team and that's why I say about settling down quickly and with Jordan and Jay they're making me settle down so that played a big part in me performing well on the day and it was a great start to this season we got a 2-0 win had me questioning the Premier League might not all be this and might not as be as hard as I thought it was but then we had a tough three games which made my eyes open up to the league after that Going to talk to you about one of those tough three games now your first visit to Anfield ended in disappointment when you went to watch your brother play in the FA Youth Cup and he didn't come off the bench your second visit ended in a 9-0 defeat what was going through your head as you walked off the pitch after that? I just couldn't believe it I didn't want to believe it it was just a moment no player wants to feel you're at the highest level and no one expects any team in this division to get beat I didn't score that much so I think everyone involved with the club felt the same that I was feeling that day and we just had to put things right and try and forget about it because we knew coming into the season that there's going to be a lot of highs and lows during the season but that was a law that was unacceptable but I feel like that was the pinnacle point in our season that made us become stronger everyone more together in terms of driving towards the same goal Premier League safety must have looked a long way off after that game Yeah well we had to take it a game at a time when it's a long season you play 38 games and we knew that coming into the league we had Aston Villa then three of the top teams in the league straight after that which wasn't the easiest start to a season but I feel like as the season's gone on we've only got stronger and we've started to show our identity in the league and Gary O'Neill came in and steadied the ship immediately with that six game unbeaten run just tell us about that Yeah that's exactly probably what we needed at that time we needed to start picking up some points and it made that very much easy for us to do it helped us just get that belief back in the team and that's what showed in them six games but at the same time we couldn't get too high on that because we knew that anything can happen in this league at any time so we had to just level ourselves out and just be ready for the next game continuously So every footballer craves scoring their first Premier League goal is it fair to say that your second Premier League goal against Everton was perhaps more memorable than the one against Leeds which came in a defeat? I'd probably say not because obviously I was born in Leeds I had family at the game and it was just the right moment for me to score my goal and I'm sure I had some chances in the previous games before that to put the ball in the back of the net but I remember scoring and then unfortunately getting beaten in the same sense from a good lead and it was a bit of a sweet moment for myself as I just want to be delighted that I've scored my first goal but at the same time we've lost another game and it was tough at the time but we had to bounce back and then I don't know if it was it a week or two weeks later we played Everton and we put things right and got that win and got my other goal which in front of the home fans for the first time which was great You were a Middlesbrough hero for scoring in the Derby against Sunderland and you were certainly a Bournemouth hero for scoring the goal against Southampton recently just tell us, did you really know how much that meant to Bournemouth fans? Not if I'm being brutally honest not to go into the game and after the game and being involved in it but I remember the first time we played them here and when we got beat I remember after the game hearing their fans and seeing their players go up to them at the end of the game it really annoyed me it's not what you want it made me realise that this is a big game for these two sets of fans and we had to put things right and in the second time we played them which we did and it made it ever so better that we did it at their place as well and it was a better win and it was probably one of the biggest wins that we've had all season It's been an interesting scenario here this season having Jack Stevens here on loan from Southampton he obviously couldn't play in those two games but that must be an interesting dynamic for him Yeah, it probably is so but I'm sure he's rooting for us as much as anything because he's a Bournemouth player at the moment and that's where he sees his head out so after the game he's came in congratulating everyone because we knew what that game meant for us and we knew how vital them three points were Now while we're on the subject of the Southampton game and the Southampton goal you know what's coming I can tell by your face that I'm about to ask you about the celebration Yeah, what dance do you think it is first before we go on? So I know the answer so I think it's unfair But before you knew the answer though what did you think it was? To be honest at the time my head was down tapping away I saw you score and I was like oh I need to put a tweet out here so I actually didn't see it at the time See, because I've been getting a lot of people calling it the chicken dance the duck dance but it is the turkey dance it's the turkey dance because my family my uncle and auntie were down for the game and I went to their room before the game they were staying at the same hotel and my auntie always makes me turkey sandwiches whenever she sees me and my uncle gave me the message at about three o'clock saying oh do you want to come up for some turkey sandwiches? and I can't turn that off or down so I remember going up just before pre-match and going to the room and having a cup of tea and turkey sandwich I even stuck a donut in there as well sports tightness is probably not going to be the happiest with that but I remember taking a donut as well and I remember after I had ate and I was going down for just before I was going to go down for pre-match my uncle said if you score today you've got to promise me that you've got to do a turkey dance and I said I promise you I'm going to score today and when I do you'll see it and he was in the Southampton end at the time he was in one of their players box up there so he was running around the box doing the turkey dance as well at the same time are you a superstitious kind of guy? because if you are I mean that's a turkey sandwich and a donut before every game is it not? I probably won't get away with that though with the sports scientist I'm not going to be the only person who who makes me the turkey sandwich there's a certain way you've got to make it and she makes it the best now I'm going to put you on the spot which teammates have the best and worst goal celebrations bearing in mind one of your teammates is sat in the room oh no no he's got a very good celebration junior he's got a very good celebration he's got the best I've got to give it to I'm giving it to Jayden Jayden Jayden is the career he's a big career and we always have have talks on on what we're going to do and I'm sure you've seen the celebration after I did about four celebrations in the Southampton game and we talked it was like when you go out to check the pitch before before the game we talked about and I remember saying if I score I need you over next day we're gonna gonna celebrate this one like this way and he's definitely probably I'd say he's the best creator but I might put myself up there for the best best one he's got the best celebrations even though I knee-slided for four of them what about the worst do you haven't answered the worst goal celebration the worst goal celebration I don't think there's a worst I don't think we haven't we haven't scored as many goals I'd be like so we there's not been too many goal scorers so I can't can't give it a worst one now now we'll move on from Southampton there's been so many highs and so many lows I just want you to sum up the season really we haven't even mentioned that goal against Fulham which must be one of your highs I feel like right right now this point it's it's gone great because we're nearly at that point where we've all been working working towards and that's all I wanted to do to come here we had one job and that's to stay in this league and although you can think of a personal level it was always to me about the team and to get to get that safety and to stay in this league for many years to come and that's what that's what we've nearly achieved so so far so I believe that's probably the highest point so far and then the lowest personally is injuries that's something I haven't had too much in my in my career but I feel like every every setback always always makes you it makes you greater and I've had junior as a as a mentor to that city fair he's always kept me on the on the right track when injuries have come my way and gave me that motivation to continue to do good when I come back we'll um we'll get a move on because it looks like juniors nodding off over there so you can't choose any of your goals choose a goal of the season winner dangle against Tottenham it's not the actual goal but the moment itself was just unbelievable I remember I was on the bench and I had felt like I scored I was ready to to run on the pitch and we've got the medical team and everyone in the inside the stadium supporting the bomb supporting bomb of celebrating like like our lives depend on it it was just such a great feeling to to to go to a top team at a crucial stage in our season and and get three points what do you do in your spare time I love college I love to play college that's my I like to tell everyone that football is just my my hobby and college is my full-time job but apart from that I like to just sit on the sofa like a normal person on watch TV there's this story knocking around about Ben White saying Harry doesn't like watching football it's his it's his job you're not one of those sort of people are you no no no I like to I like to watch football and keep up to date with what's going on in the in the league and and the top teams you you as ever since I was younger I used to to watch players and see why they're why they're so great and what they do which is different to what I do what what I can implement in my game so I do like to watch football I know some really picturesque areas in and around Newcastle particularly north of Newcastle have you found anywhere like that where you go around here maybe into the forest or the perbex or anything like that yet no I was being telling Zoe that I need a dog I need a dog to go on a walk but I can't look after it for for the times we we go away and and the best place I go is probably just walking around when I was at the nickies to go to the to the beach when I had family down or go to a local coffee shop with with junior as well now me and you have had a conversation about co-parenting a dog I take it that's off the cards now yeah I can't co-parent it needs to be it needs to be my dog but I don't want to give it away at the same time I needs to be mine and I don't know what you're like with dogs I don't know if I can trust you I don't know I mean ask David bricks I look after his dog all the time so I might have to speak to broxy but he might just be nice saying that to you he might say something else to me that's why I've not spoke to you about it since you never know you're trying to second-guess me now now is it true you're going to be gunning for loot in town to win the championship playoffs impossible impossible I've been rooting for middlesbrough season and just because I've got a lot of friends there and ultimately I want to play against them next season it'll be a great experience to to go back to a club I grew up playing for and came through the ranks and to to go back there it'll be interesting to see what what reception you get because you never know what you're going to get as a player but I'm hoping they they can stay strong in the in the playoffs and and come up we've got some fans questions to move on to but we're just going to ask you for your 10 favourites so I'll start with the first five your favourite holiday destination I'm going to say Dubai Dubai yeah your favourite other sport basketball your favourite boxer or flying male other is that what we're doing retired or current well go for retired and current so retired flying male other current Giovanna Davis your favourite actor or actress Denzel Washington and your favourite flavour of ice cream vanilla no no sprinkles no no jam or whatever it is just straight vanilla now your favourite film or series game of thrones it's the best ever if you haven't seen it go watch it right now your favourite away stadium to play at I didn't get to play there so I was at one I've played at or again give both so to play out would be Emirates because growing up I was a an Arsenal fan but the best away one I've played at St James Park your favourite player perhaps someone that you've never played with Paul Pogba I used to love him just growing up favourite takeaway Juniors Mrs Food the best you need some Caribbean food she needs to she needs to create a business and she'll be she'll be a multimillionaire if she does your favourite performance this season that you've played in personally my favourite one um there's probably two I'd give it to the leads one on a personal personal level it's probably the best game I I probably played but the other one I would say for them for coming back from my my injury and making an impact in the game I'd probably say that was that was my probably my favourite one as well and it doesn't doesn't go too bad when you when you score a goal so got some fans questions just to finish off with Jake Stokes is asking has the move to Bournemouth been what you hoped it would be I probably say it's been better I didn't didn't know what to to really expect obviously I I've came here to to play football but I didn't know that I was going to be loved by the fans straight away or how they would take to me and the the players I kind of asked for a bit of a bunch of teammates to to help me settle down and and create friends with Sam is asking what is your favourite thing about the town of Bournemouth the town of Bournemouth I would go with the coffee shop me and junior go to it's the best coffee I've ever I've never used to really drink coffee and until I until I came here and that coffee shop does the best vanilla latte ever so for free coffee for the rest of your life which one is it from this place what it's called yeah ounce okay Henry Smith is saying why are you such a baller I don't know I think my my mom and dad might have the the right genes and and create in creating the good footballer I don't know because obviously my brother's not doing too bad as well so you'll have to speak to my mom and dad Cassie wants to know what's your favourite tattoo oh my toes hmm I don't know if I've got a favourite one maybe I don't know no I don't know I don't think I can pick just one I like all them everyone mean has a meaning behind them so I can't just pick one of them and Joanne we sort of touched on this she wants to know if you've got a dog which we found out that you don't but if you did what breed would you get chow chow well there we go Joanne a chow chow is what Marcus would have well Marcus it's been an absolute pleasure having you here with us we've loved hearing your stories and loved your company this afternoon thank you very much for your time now if you've enjoyed listening to our podcast we'd love it if you could like and subscribe on whatever platform you're listening on we'd also be very grateful for any shares on social media so that other fans be at the AFC Bournemouth related or just the general football fan can enjoy it too. Our thanks again to Marcus Tavernier and from Neil Parrott and myself Zoe Rundle thank you for tuning in to the official AFC Bournemouth podcast


But if I was forced at gunpoint to take a short position in any stock, it would probably be Tesla. All right? I think it's wildly overvalued. I don't think they'll ever meet their goals of production or sales. How much downside are we looking at? You know, being I haven't done the analytical work and I'm not looking at a chart right now, what is it about? $300 Tesla? I would say you could look at at least 12% to 15% haircut, I mean, but it could be a lot more than that. This is a stock that loses money. The only good thing they have going for them is that that Musk has the ability to go to market and raise money. He has no problem going to market and they have no problem giving them money. So he'll be able to stick around for a long time. So if there is an end game where they are profitable, they do have longevity. But I think you could make money on the downside for the short term.


Music I know that music. Look at that music. Hey guys, we're at the airport. We're going to go on our check the taxes. So we bring dollars. Look at those suitcases. And I brought Bendy and they got something to drink. And a coat just in case I get a coat. Yeah. We're at the airport. We're just like an introvert. I went all the way over here where there's no one. Like one or two people. Plus I needed some power. We took an Uber for the first time. Which was different. Car wreaked of smoke. He was a heavy smoker. But it was a quick ride. 30 minutes. And we have about a 40 minute wait. And our airplane was already delayed one hour. So I'm hoping it comes okay. It's kind of rainy here in Phoenix. But it should be okay.   They want to know. Look at that glow. Look at that glow. I really want to go on the plane. JV we have to wait. Check in with Seamless. No issues there. Are you cold, baby? You want to put on your jacket? Yeah. Look normal. So you're on airplane? Yeah. Where you going? Texas. Yeah. All of us. We're going to Dallas. We're going to Texas. Little. Dallas is a bit... Y'all can't really see him. Step of stuff in that area. Because of the time difference. It's two hours difference, I think. Two hour difference for us. So it's later here. So right now we're on our way to the hotel. And after that we're going to refresh. Fresh it up and then go out to eat. Tomorrow all we're doing is hanging out at the hotel. What do you think, JV? What? Yeah. Nice? Y'all we are tired. We're going to freshen up like I said and go straight to the room. This is what I'm looking like now. This is my travel attire. I always travel in stretchy. These are going down girl. Stretchy leggings. My hair still looks cute. My hair still looks cute. Okay. But look at the art you guys. I'm going to show y'all. Take the time to show y'all some of the artwork. You can't touch. Let's not get too close. It's like a museum. Don't touch anything. Isn't that beautiful? Yeah. I have to give this child an excuse. I have to give him a peck top. That we are in a hotel with valuable art pieces. He got way too close to one of these planters. I mean a lot of this stuff was donated to the hotel and it's worth quite a bit of pining. I need for you not to touch anything. Just look for my paw. Breakfast is satay. 6.30 to 10. Okay. Hard to pour. Whatever that is 5 to 7. Okay. Here you go. What's our number? It is 2583. Okay. Let's go this way. It's not that far. Red door. There's our executive suite. Move out the way baby. Do you need help? I'm sorry. Are you going to hold that back? What's in that bag? It's so good. Yes. Let's go. Thanks a lot, J.B. Let's see what's in the bathroom. Nice. Nice. Nice. Got complimentary coffee. It's on you? This is the actual hotel. Absolutely beautiful.  They have the same shops. I think that's crazy. The same exact shops. No. But we're going to go back around that way. Let's go all the way down here first. Steps right there. You got to watch where you're going. It's beautiful. He's like, it's beautiful. Yeah, but I still saw pictures of it. No, it's right here. It's right here. Is this what it is now? No, this right here used to be like a little breakfast nuke. Right here. Like a breakfast cart. They were serving bar too. Yeah, they were. This is family friendly. I guess because someone was out in this area. Vintage. This is older than vintage. Very old. I think this is made out of marble. Yep. Marble. India 18th century. This is where we're all the way up there. Tomorrow. Tomorrow. I'm David Buster's. It was a big, big David Buster. I don't know what David's talking about. Now we're trying to find either a Target or Walmart because there's a couple of things we need to get. I got to get some bobby pins.  It's already puffing out so I will more than likely need to set my hair and twist tomorrow night. Since we're in the executive suite I guess we can have Texas drivers. Texas drivers are worse than Phoenix. There's a wall. We don't need to go to that wall. Great. Sorry.  That's just one of many instances. Morning was really good but they didn't have enough warm food for my liking but that's okay. I got full.  Oh that's what I'm going to say. I guess they have a happy hour later on but we will be out to dinner. What time are we going to go to dinner? What time is it? It's just noon. They should have a mid-day happy hour. I know these people are at work or in conferences. This hotel is known for having conferences but people need to pick me up around one o'clock. Alright y'all. This is technically my second hairstyle while we're here. Very very prompt and impromptu. I just took down my hair and just did six large twists and pinned them up in random areas. I don't know if the back looks slight. I can kind of turn around. I can't see it so I'm hoping it looks okay. Yeah so this is the hairstyle and I'm going to go ahead. We're going to go out to dinner right now. Alright. I didn't want to calm down. You didn't want to do what? I didn't want to calm down. I didn't do what I was going to do because I think she's trying to do her job. Yeah. No, you're right. You want more? Mm-hmm. Alright. What do you have baby? I got some ice cream. Got some ice cream? I got a restaurant. And we're actually in Texas we're now we went out to eat. I just had pancakes. Guess what? I ate that whole cake. No, I'm sorry. I'm sorry. You got distracted by me recording. I was trying to move around and I was like oh man. No, it's okay. Thank you. So my thing was completely empty. You completely empty, huh? Now we're at a restaurant out in Addison. Addison has some great restaurants. We got a little lost. It took us 10 minutes to get down here. Off a belt line. Those of you who are in Phoenix this man's lap is contagious. I will wait your lap is contagious. Anyway all we're doing is eating and sightseeing after this. We're going to go home to the hotel in the morning we're on my way to my best friend's place and then we're going to get that spoon out of my bag. Yeah, when you say you want it you want to train how to drive. Oh, I knew I knew but you know what? I knew how to drive sort of kinda. I didn't know how to drive that well. So, I mean driving but actually knowing the laws you taught me that the red light on the back means someone's on their brakes. I didn't know that. Stuff like that you taught me. See all these houses? It's new. It was just nothing. Yeah, it's all new. We've been gone for all this time. So, yeah, they have. So, Brookhaven is coming up right here, isn't it? Right up here? Yeah. It looks like they added more buildings. They added more buildings. But this is Brookhaven College. Daddy, you went here for how many years? Half a semester? Yeah, that building is totally new. That building back there is not new. The one, the tall one, this one is new. This one right here is new. Yeah. Brookhaven College. What? Why is there caution tape right here? Caution tape? I don't know, baby. I'm not sure. Oh, look at that big cloud. Oh, my goodness. Yeah. It's about to rain. It's already sprinkling back there. So, this is where I went. That was so funny, y'all. We're back. The GPS is not on us anymore. Y'all, we're back in our hotel. But we got kind of lost coming back. First of all, JV was trying to pretend to be the GPS signal. You know, he would say, your destination is on the left. Go straight ahead. So, we got a little lost. We have to turn around. No. Okay, so we missed the exit. So, JV says the destination is lost. I'll see you downstairs. What's this for you? I think we're checking out of the hotel in Dallas and going to Longview today. It rained last night. But my hair was up. But, yeah. I checked the itinerary for my school reunion, high school reunion. And the dress code is now business casual. I had two dresses, though. So, one of the dresses is not as dressy. I'm gonna wear that. And I tried it on real quick. So, I'm gonna wear an extra two. So, she looks real good. So, I'll just wear that. And, what's gonna say? Girl, why? Okay, so. Don't be like me. Don't be like Vivian on your vacation. I deleted my work email inbox because I didn't want to be dealing with fullery. I added it back last night so I could submit my time sheet. Why? I'm gonna upload it in a week. In two of my managers. The manager. All the managers have quit. The training managers. We're gonna check out here late. And then head over to my girlfriends. Head over to my best friend's house. JB, stop.  Y'all. So, I'm not gonna film. Hush, baby. One of her in-laws. I'm already filming you. I'm already shot. So, y'all, move to my best friend's house. Miss Love. Back again. But let me show you something. I've had three slices. Technically two and a half of this cake. Now, this is raspberry. So, is this inside a raspberry flavor? Yeah. It's a raspberry and like white chocolate. Yeah, it's really good. I'll be quick. It's really good. And it's better than mine. So, that is it. I just wanted to film a little bit here before we head off to Longview. That's not true. Oh, gosh. Look who it is. Vivian's cakes are really good, too. My cakes are good. They see me baked, but this was really good. When did you make it? May this way. I mean, it's always better the next day.


I should And I got a challenge for you, bro. You ready for your juice world challenge, bro? You basically competing against your fans. You ever did that? I'm about to ask you a whole bunch of juice world stuff. If you lose What is that? You remember these?  You remember these? No!  I can't everybody spamming one, bro Look, literally You got five turns, so you gotta win three Now that they know that there's punishments It don't matter what I could literally win Are they not gonna vote for me? Hey, y'all, bro, can y'all please be first? If he don't, if he don't, like, win, he just... I mean, if you win, he win, just be first I'm doing all my scary I'm the biggest juice world fan None of y'all beating me anyway I ain't cheating on that Hey, and if the subscribers lose If the supporters lose, y'all gotta do a dirty I'ma tell y'all to do it Y'all gotta do it on camera, too Hey, W Brit, yeah I ain't gonna cheat Y'all ready for the first one? Yes Chew, chew, chew At one time was juice world pronounced dead Time? The time he was pronounced dead Time meaning like something PMAM? Time? Yes, the time where they said The time where they said some juice world is dead And everybody just went crazy Not the time he died, the time he was pronounced dead Bro, who the... That's what I said, bro So, do I have to get the exact time? You could whoever's closer gonna win Okay, better, better I'm gonna say, I'm gonna say 10, 15 AM AM AM Okay, what did you say, bro? Okay Yeah, yeah, yeah I think it was in your time frame Wow, 30, 30 So you think afternoon PM? Yeah Biscuit won Wait, you said PM or AM? You said PM or AM?  Wait, how? Because, wait, wait, wait What did he say? He said, bro, something PM You said... Bro, what? I said 12, 30 PM I said 10, 15 AM It was at 3, 14 AM Oh, so I'll say all one then You ready for your day, bro? I need you to get a spoon Fill your spoon up with salt and try to eat it It's 11 PM Okay, back Do it, bro Come back with it I don't even know if we have salt in the house Y'all don't have salt in the UK? Salt in the UK? Bro, it's like the salt or pepper Which one are you going to get in your mouth, bro?   Bro, you ain't jumping jacks Blackout, what's up, man? Turn on your mic again, bro Oh, you got a white dude What's up, man? What?    Do you think? This one is hard, ain't no lie You can go first, Blackouts Go ahead, you can go first this time Yeah What was the name of his first track and That's the first question and the second question When did he release it? What year? The first one that's still public was forever released in 2015 he won that quick So bitch get lost one bro. No, that's not fair though It was on the EP called forever love.  Oh, yeah, I am It's three more tries, but if you lose two more times you lost I won't know yeah I ain't gonna know this tonight go a lot what age juice world parents get a divorce 15 what's it 15? What do you think it is? Is it 25 No, I didn't you didn't let me finish my answer bro. No, I was gonna say it's not 15.   It's lotion. I looked it up. I didn't before knowledge Okay, you was easy in your mouth for five seconds. It got a poor dad You gotta show us to you gotta drip to your I don't want pause are we not talking about how this bro just say he was eating lotion as a kid Just pull it on your head.  You are everybody knows you in the chat You're very known already in our community. So I have a proposal. Okay. I I believe that if you get it wrong I think I should get a report a point regardless Cuz you're literally like the kingpin. Would you agree to that deal? Wait, what is it? What is it? I So he's like the top tip of the top What did you what was the first agree me I wasn't listening even about as long as he get it wrong I get the point No, that's not fair. Why not because I know none of y'all ain't gonna read get this He really does agree. No first off. I'm the whole nigga.   You you can answer first No, you're gonna Trust me trust me. All right, bro. You ready Who bear rap from his childhood home? Out of his family who been what who banned rap? Oh, we got a rap. Oh, I got five options, bro I'll give it to you.  What do we start doing option? Oh, you have options?  I'm pretty sure it's his dad Yeah, I'm a lot sitting. I'm not gonna say I'm not gonna say true I'll foster none of these yet Jeff because you got to go for yours now So who do you think it is his mama? All right, and then the next question is this which video game? Juice world likes more what you look at it. I guess I guess what you look at what pub G The next one Tony Hawk pro skater. Oh Don't even ask me this question Tony. I'm gonna that one too.  You got his mother and he got to me. I'm gonna do the No No No Sit down All I'm saying is we need to put this episode on you D. Y. Cuz I'm Like y'all ready want to go first? I'll go first. What is juice world most depressing song? The check in the check get the pic unreleased or it doesn't matter. Yes, it's most of You gotta go first you gotta go first denial Denial now it's too late. You said denial denial. That's what I'm going with denial was number one. What would you say? Dark place Now type that it type it in there in your Lamar and let it let them decide No way But now they're not they dick-riding I think they dick-riding cuz every single person Hold on.  I'm gonna definitely Okay, this is the song he said I can't play the whole song here, you know, you should be over on twitch anyway You Like Once again, I cannot play the whole song on YouTube. We should be at twitch I'm gonna have to get that to biscuit person. Thank you.  I want to see more squirt You got one more person bro. If you lose you lose So this is the part where you get the easy question that I sketch up to that 10,000 That's the part where I might let the chat decide decide what your face. Oh my god. I lost I may already yeah And this for the chat the tag on the saw who win or lose and remember chat Like if you win he don't have to eat these if you lose you got to eat these basically tell us What is juice world best underrated song like it's underrated don't nobody's like we listen to it But it's like release it fire. Don't matter. So No, you don't matter Real and real really really all right. So what are you? It's okay for you me. Yeah now What are you? Oh, I would go with you know since you went with a release I'm gonna be courteous and give you a release back. So I'm gonna say syphilis I mean, I mean technically yours yours got yours got more views technically Chat Yeah, don't say it now. Don't say it now. Don't say it now.  All right, if this get lose The hottest pepper in the world. I'm gonna be I'm a definitely quick I'm gonna be let me read some ingredients real quick chat Just so I can know what I'm not gonna be eating cuz I definitely I think everybody everybody vote up right now This just says the correct world record holder in Carolina's reaper tastes like pure power I Don't think I'm here. Hold on.   Let me know in the comments below They the whole chat voted really or really is more slept on a song With that definitely has more plays and definitely isn't better than syphilis. I was I cheated you gotta eat the whole thing, bro No, what you gotta chew it at least What the?  Ready bro three two one eat it No, just bite into it and rip it off. No chew. It's in there.  No, I didn't see nothing.  I want you won.


Okay, what we're going to do in this segment, we're going to solve an example problem involving a planar submerged surface and we're going to be looking at the forces on that surface. Let me begin by drawing out a schematic and then I'll discuss what the problem is and what we're looking for. Okay, so I think this specifies the schematic for our problem. What we have is a plate submerged below a surface. Within that surface we have water, so the water is distributed around here. On the other side we have atmospheric pressure, so there's air on the other side. And what we are told to look for, we are asked to find the force required to hold this gate closed. And so the force is going to be acting right here. And we're told to find, so we're told to find the force F required to hold this gate shut. And consequently you can imagine you're going to have pressure build up here, that pressure is going to be acting on this side of the gate and that's going to be trying to pop it open. We have to hold it closed. And so that's what we're trying to solve here. How are we going to do it? Okay, we're going to use the equations that we just arrived for determining the force that is on a submerged planar surface. We have a planar surface here, so that will work fine and we'll also use the equations telling us where that force acts, which acts at the center of pressure of the plate. We're going to begin by drawing out a free body diagram. Again, fluid statics is a lot like statics that you've looked at in other courses. So we begin with the free body diagram. We have the hinge and if you're called from statics, hinges have two different components of forces on them. And then we have our plate. We have the force trying to hold the plate shut. What other forces do we have on here? Let me draw. This here is the center of area and we also have yet to be determined the center of pressure and that is where the force due to the fluid is acting and we call that force FR. So that is the force. I'm drawing it normal. It is going outwards and so that is the free body diagram XCP. We have not yet determined but that would be XCP, YCP for the center of pressure. Okay, so let's take a look at the gate area. We're told that it is a square gate and consequently we have the center of the area located symmetric at that location. B is two meters wide and it's two meters in the vertical and I'll define those as being B and L. So we know through geometry four meters squared. Now the other thing that we're going to need, we're going to need the moments of inertia about X and Y and so go to your fluids book, look those up for a square plate and what you'll find is the following. And IXY in this case is zero because it is symmetric but what we'll do we'll plug in the values for IXX and when we do that we get four over three and the units of that are going to be meters to the fourth. So we'll carry that through in our calculation when we're looking for XCP and YCP. So let's continue on now and what we're going to begin with is trying to resolve what is the force due to the hydrostatics and if you recall the force itself is equal to the pressure at the center of area however that force acts at the center of pressure. So the pressure at the center of area is equal to the atmospheric pressure plus RhoGHH down to the center of area of the plate. I can pull the Rho and the G out, let's look back at our diagram, I'll go two back. So what we're trying to do, we're trying to find, the center of area of the plate is right there, it's symmetric, we're trying to find the height to that location. So really what we're trying to solve for is this HCA. So we can see we have one meter plus whatever it translates into to give us the center of that location. So let's go back to our calculation here, we have the one meter plus and now we're going to use some trigonometry looking back. We have the angle here, we know that that's 30 degrees so we can apply trigonometry and figure out what this distance is here and that turns out to be 2 sine 30 and I'll divide by two because we're going to the middle of the plate and the plate is two meters long. So with that, what do we get? We get PCA, so the pressure at the center of area is pressure atmosphere plus RhoGHH times 1.5. Now the thing that we said was that P atmosphere is on the outside of the plate so the P atmosphere is just going to drop out and with that what we're ending with for the pressure at the center of area is RhoGHH times 1.5. Now that pressure, we now need to figure out the force or the location of the force and that force is going to be acting not at the center of area but at the center of pressure. So let's work on the center of pressure now. So I've introduced the values for the y-axis center of pressure location and with that what we then obtain is yCp is minus 0.111 meters and remember this is with respect to the center of area. So if we look at our schematic which was back here, the fact that it's coming out negative, the y direction was in that way. The fact that it's negative that means that it's below. This was y positive and this is y negative so it's down below in terms of the location for xCp. This is an easier one but I'll write it out explicitly anyways. We have Ixy Pcaa and we found that Ixy was equal to 0 because the plate is symmetric and consequently xCp is equal to 0 meters. That is with respect to the center of area that just means that it's at the same location as the center of area for the y-coordinate. So we've now determined where the force is acting. We figured out that it is located here, 0.111 meters below the center of area. So with that what we can do, let's go back and determine first of all the hydrostatic force because where was our free body diagram? Okay, our free body diagram is here. What we're trying to figure out is what is this force required? We still haven't determined that. That's the force due to the fluid, FR. So let's calculate the hydrostatic force. So we get this equation. We plug in the density of water, 1,009.81 for the gravitational constant and then add the other terms which was h, that was the depth, and then 4 was the area of the plate. And what we get is 58.86 kilonewtons is the force. That is the force due to the hydrostatic water above the plate. Now what we want to do, if you recall, the thing that we're after is we're after this force here in order to keep the plate shut. So we're trying to find this force. This was the unknown thing. We know everything else in the problem. So what we can do now, we're going to go to statics again, and we're going to sum moments about the hinge. Because if you look back here, why are we doing that? Well think about with statics. Whenever you do statics, we don't know hxhy. I mean, we probably could solve for them, but we're lazy. We don't want to do that. We're going to sum moments about that. We don't have to worry about hxhy. We know FR. We don't know F, but from this, by summing moments about h, we're then able to figure out what that restoring force is or the force in order to hold it shut. So let's do that on a new slide just to make it cleaner. We're going to sum moments about the hinge on the plate. Okay, so that's the geometry for the problem and the forces there. So we're going to sum moments. What I'm going to do, I'm going to do positive for being counterclockwise this time. Remember in statics, just as long as you're consistent, that's the main thing. So if we're looking counterclockwise as being positive, that means that FR is going to generate a positive moment and how far away is it from h, the point where we're summing? It's 1 plus 0.111. And then the restoring force or the force that's holding the plate shut is going to be operating in a clockwise manner, and so it will be negative. And how far away is it? Well, it's the length of the plate, which is 2 meters. We get that equation there. We can then solve for the force required to hold the plate shut, which is this one, the only unknown because we've determined that already. And what we get is 32.7 kilonewtons. And if you really want to be specific, you could say down, but that should be pretty down and to the left in case somebody gets upset that you haven't shown it as being a vector. But it should be pretty intuitive. You have to push it down in order to keep that plate from opening up due to the hydrostatic pressure on the other side. So that is an example problem of using the forces on a planar surface. We've used the forces. We've used determining where the center of pressure is, and we found that it's different than the center of area. And it gives you an example of how to apply it.