According to The Beatles Recording Sessions, which is a fabulous book, the lads recorded two passes of silliness, then the engineers cut up the tape, reordered the bits, and stuck them back together. No intended message.
I actually hear “never goose me any other way” but that’s what’s so fun about their hidden messages: you can “hear” almost anything you want.
The book says if you play it backwards you do hear a very dirty message. So let’s hear what they really had to say!
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The inner track when played backwards sounds like the group is saying “We’re talking like a groover band”
Stuart Ridgway 
The inner track when played backwards sounds like the group is saying “We’re talking like a groover band”
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