Totally Football Show. Totally into the 20s. Today, Joe's a book for sneaking a look at tablet belonging to Idiot. I pad out intro using the classic Takes One to No One Burn. Elsewhere, Pearson's Hornets prove there no ostriches by flying up the table. There's claret all over the place as Greelish decides the battle of the Burgundy adjacent

strugglers.

Carlo comes a cropper against his pal-pep.

Moise enjoys his new boys bashing Bournemouth and we try to get ourselves up for the cup.

All that and more in this totally football show in association with Patti Power.

Hey, listener, what a joy it is to be worming our way into your ear canals in this

brand new decade. Rest assured, it will be the same old, same old from your totally

friends between now and the time when the show becomes unprofitable. I'm Matt Davis

Adams, taking class one last time before the headmaster returns next week. I've got three star pupils alongside me today. First up, because every football podcast must include at least one mention of the athletic from the athletic, also author of of the mixer, which I'm ashamed to say I haven't read, and zonal marking, which I very much have, and you should too. It's only Michael Cox. Hi, Matt. Thanks for that introduction. You're very welcome. Next, because every podcast must include at least two mentions of the Athletic, he's been kept captive at MKM Tower since Monday, old duck name himself, chirpsing's Carl Anker. Honk, honk. And last but not least, from The Offside Rule, BBC Final Score, Premier League Productions, PL on Prime and the West Midlands is Lindsay Hooper. Ah, happy new year. Happy new year to you too. Before we talk about the nuts and bolts of what happened on New Year's Day, I'm interested in how we consumed the action. Lindsay, I know you were at a championship game. Every Premier League game available live in the UK on BT Sport.

Carl, you were sofa bound.

How many games did you make it through?

Did you go for their score thing or just watch matches?

Score thing and I did watch the entirety of Manchester United Arsenal and really regretted it.

Oh God, what a hangover that was.

Michael, this is kind of going to be the future for football in this country before too long, you would assume?

Probably. Personally, I hope that we don't get the Saturday kind of just completely taken over by football.

I quite like the 3pm blackout, the reasons for it, and I still think it serves a purpose.

The amount of money that people pay for football these days, it is quite extraordinary.

I think only about 50% of the games are live on any given weekend. So, yeah, you suspect

this will be the future. You did the PL on Prime, Lindsay, for Amazon. Were they pretty

happy with how that went and sort of viewing figures and stuff? I think so, yeah, the feedback

across the board has been really good. It is a way that people want to watch football.

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