That's why, they said, they had members of the CSO who sat next to one another and played side-by-side, but hadn't spoken a word to one another in 25 years.
O'Sullevan - looking more robust than the hero even though he will be 90 next year - took me to one side and, shaking his head, said: "I've never seen anyone better than Lester.
All such future concerns will be put to one side for the next three weeks, as the nation luxuriates in the vaulting achievements of Britain's athletes, rowers, cyclists, sailors and swimmers in the knowledge that their taxes and lottery tickets have played a key role in their success.
One day, the judge would talk to one side, the next day to the other.
Tell him that you're aware the opposition players are targeting him to try and force a second yellow, and at the next opportunity take the opposition captain to one side to issue his team with a public warning that their tactic must stop.
"Each side looked good individually, but next to one another they looked awful," she said.
The phone snaps the first part of an image, then you turn it to one side to capture the next piece, and repeat.
Brailsford told BBC Radio 5 live: "It's been a little bit like running Liverpool and England, to use a football analogy, and it came to a point where it was getting so stretched that I felt it was the right time to step to one side and let the next team to step up.
The camera UX is being updated, as well, using the aforementioned side-by-side functionality to get a live view and preview images next to one another.
I pushed what was left of the loaf to one side and reached for the next batch.
"The stronger referees put it to one side and think about the next decision because there is a snowball effect.
