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Welcome to Not the Top 20 podcast. This is the Monday pod,

sponsored by Betfair. It's good to be back doing things in the usual manner after last week's triple pod week, which we hope you enjoyed. It's back to basics. I'm Ali Maxwell. I've got

George Ehrlich with me and George

at very little to discuss from the weekend. So it's a shame in a way that unlike Premier League

podcast, we can't just sift through robot referee decisions to pad out our talking points. Oh,

actually, actually, why don't we go straight into championship bad cop

wow not even introduction not even a hello how are you for me there

just straight into bad cop yeah i mean i think it would be remiss of us not to give bad cop

to hawk i mr h i who didn't play very well or didn't perform up to the abilities we

would expect in the Huddersfield

Blackpool game on Sunday. Now, we don't like talking about refereeing decisions too often. I think

especially when something as quite clearly good as Hawkeye, you know, it's not like the VAR

conversation where there are quite clearly big issues with the sheer existence of

VAR. I think there is not a single person, even angry Huddersfield fans this morning,

who would argue that they should abolish Hawkeye, yet Huddersfield looked to have bundled

the ball home, wheeled off in celebration. It was Nakayama, who the second attempt seemed to get the

board over the line. Grimshaw in goal seemed to kind of do a bit of a Roy Carroll and kind of

pick the ball out from behind the goal line. And the goal wasn't given. And there's been a statement

since the EFL saying they're incredibly frustrated that the technology failure

the Haldsfield town overshadowed a fantastic weekend of action on the pitch.

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