Hello, guys, welcome to another edition of The Not the Top 20 podcast.

Is this two in four or five days?

Absolutely remarkable, if so.

We're really spoiling you so far.

And George, one of the reasons why we're in recording on a Sunday is because we've got a special guest

joining us if you wouldn't mind introducing Mr. Zach Goldman.

Well, yeah, I think it's interesting that we make no, we don't lie about our allegiance to Oxford

here.

I'm certainly Oxford fan, so I've decided to bring in another one just to make the most of it.

So cheers, Zach, for coming in.

Thank you so much for having me.

I really of it. So cheers, Zach, for coming in. Thank you so much for having me. I really appreciate it. You may know Zach on Twitter at that Dan Yank, a couple of interesting projects as well. You can tell us about Common Goal and Where is Football. Yeah, thank you so much. Really appreciate it. Yeah, so along with a couple friends of mine, we have a company called Common Goal, which is essentially, loosely I would define as a sports marketing firm. We do a lot of stuff in global football

in North America, in Europe, a little bit in Asia, and just kind of, you know, trying to do all

the nerdy stuff off the pitch for the most part. I saw one of your projects was with

Venetia, was it?

In Italy, like that looked incredible.

And with their color scheme as well,

some of the stuff you were able to do with them looked awesome.

Like, how does that sort of thing come about for your company?

I mean, so much of it has been really through Twitter, if I'm honest.

You know, I've been on it, I think, since 2013 and strangely enough,

like so many of the projects that I've been a part of have really, you know, formed through

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