something like

“It’s tough to come over here and not know you’re going to run. And then to wait to see if somebody has to scratch, and that’s not something you hope for. You want everybody to enjoy their Derby experience. So, it’s very awkward, but because he has that opportunity it would be a shame if something like that happened and he wasn’t here to run.”

Say something like, “I’m so glad you agree with me, Tom! Do you have anything to add to my idea?”

The FA has rules around advertising on kits and betting companies - but there do not appear to be specific rules prohibiting something like this incident, even if it was intentional marketing.

Oliver warned his audience that something like this might happen in a 2019 “Last Week Tonight” episode titled “SLAPP Suits.”

"Something like this is not a practical form of transport in any way but it's had eight million views on YouTube, so it's done rather well," he said.