Hello there, welcome to this week's Oscass. This is version two. I'm back in Dublin. I'm back in front of my computer. I've got a better microphone. I've got a better computer and better tools.

I'm my disposal to hopefully clean up the audio a little bit from the live event we did in the garage in Hybrion, Islington on Thursday night.

Myself and James are joined by Amy Lawrence, Filippo Claire and Stuart McFarlane, the club photographer.

A lot of great people came out to see the show and it was fantastic. We all had a great night and good chats and a couple of beers together.

It was all in all great fun, but it has to be said. The sound guy had a bit of a mayor. Fortunately, as I explained in the first little intro I did on Thursday, the first few minutes of the podcast were not recorded.

So we missed the introduction. So we missed a great story from Amy who overheard people on the way in talking about the podcast.

It's not as funny as it used to be, which raised a lot of laughs and that's referenced through the podcast.

So what I've done is I've managed to clean up the audio a little bit. Take some of the hiss out of it. Make the people talking sound a bit more dare if you get me.

What it has done though is sort of take out a bit of the background noise so the audience doesn't sound quite as present as they were.

And obviously when you hear the audience laughing, they were laughing much louder than it sounds on this. And I'm not just saying that they really were the audience were really into it to sort of balance this sound problem that we had.

This is the thing. So look, we're going to get on with the podcast. We pick it up when the sound guy remembers that he had to put the fader up to start the recording.

And James is talking just a little bit about the Champions League game on Wednesday night.

The first Champions League game for seven years, I couldn't talk to where there were more goals than shots on target.

True, really. Yeah, that's bananas. I know.

That's a kind of West Brom like statistic. I know.

But that has been the way of it, hasn't it? In the last few weeks, I mean.

Last night though, I felt why was last night worse than than the Manu game?

Why did it bother you more, Andrew, do you think? Why did you think it was more because scoring lead at all traffic being shit is really great?

Yeah. Yeah.

That's true.

I think the United game, you know, Jason Marinho said afterwards that he had had a draw that felt like a defeat, which is brilliant.

And we were all delighted by that.

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