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There have been loads of great highlights and I'm not talking about Baby Elvis's barnet either!

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This time next week I'll be making my way back from Moscow on either a massive high or the lowest of lows, but whatever happens it's been a good season.

Everyone's been asking me if I'm starting to get nervous about the Champions League final, but if I'm honest I've been nervous ever since Man Utd knocked out Barcelona and we beat Liverpool in the semis.

Chelsea against Manchester United in the European cup final is just a huge game, whichever way you look at it and I can't imagine there is a Man Utd or Chelsea fan anywhere who isn't at least a little anxious.

Sunday was obviously a big disappointment, but it was always going to be a big ask for Chelsea to win the Premier League title on the last day of the season.

Man United were in pole position on Sunday because of their goal difference, but Moscow is a one off game and we've already shown that we can beat them this season...fingers crossed anyway!

The curtain will come down on another Soccer AM season on Saturday and I've got to say it's been a brilliant year. There have been loads of great highlights and I'm not talking about Baby Elvis's barnet either!

We've had some great guests on this season with the likes of Ray Winstone - who was an absolute legend on the show again last week - Ian Wright, Evander Holyfield and The Rock to name just a few.

I've been lucky enough to interview some really cool people out and about as well. Sir Ben Kingsley was amazing because he's such a brilliant actor and of course having a little kick about with John Terry was unbelievable.

To celebrate another great season myself and the rest of the crew will be letting our hair down on Saturday night, big style! But before that can happen there's still some work to be done!

Showboat has been taking up a lot of my time this week because I'm putting together a 'best of', but as jobs go, it's a bloody good one!

I have found some time for play this week though and on Tuesday night I went to watch The Cesc Fabregas show in Wembley with James 'Curly' Kirtland and Baby Elvis.

It's hard to explain exactly what it was, but I guess the best way to describe it is as a sort of 'This Is Your Life' for Cesc, which although doesn't sound that entertaining, was really good.

The last time I saw him was while I was in Cannes for work last year and he really is a good bloke. He asked me if I was there to ask him a question, but I told him I wasn't and he looked a bit bemused! Still great guy!

Right there's not much more for me to say other than... Moscow here I come!

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