Hello and welcome back to the studio podcast. I'm Mr. Kwanga. I'm Ryan Han. Ryan, how are you doing?

I'm alright. Thanks, man. How are you? Very well indeed. Yes, yes. So yesterday, lovely. Yes, yes. That was a real, a real pleasure. Just got back from Hamburg. Right. It's the end of a busy week of work, really. See, it's always good to catch up in person. Just making some deals. Listen, keeping it moving. Ha, ha, enough said. Ha, ha. We still serve staff of blow yesterday as well on his way to union life, which is nice. Yeah, yeah. And what's good to see the master himself? Yeah.

That's good, man. Good weekend of football was. It was some great action, actually, some great goals, some incidents, some narrative. Yeah. I mean, you're going to be on Righty's house with flow. Yes. Talking a lot about some, some stuff from the weekend as well. We're going to do our studio thing today. We're going to do the bulk of the show on the studio, Darby. First studio, Darby this season. Right. Right. And I think a really interesting game to, to kind of unpack. Sure. The margins, most of the margins.

You say that, but yes, the margins, but also now we're getting to that. We're getting to that because our actual margins and there were spiritual margins. Spiritual margins. Ha, ha, ha, another one. Another one. Good show. The Bundesliga very quick, because a wild thing happened on the weekend in the Bundesliga. Buy and be glad back for the first time in a long time. A first time since I think the 2020, 2021 season before the pandemic, yeah, before the lockdown. Yeah. And they were won all down. And the late winner,

from Mattis Tale, sealed the points for Bayern, Dortmund dropped points on Friday in a wild game against Heidenheim. Talk about a tale of two Dortmins. Right. The first 20 minutes, Dortmund were cooking. And then they did a very Dortmund thing, which was to lose complete control of the game in the second half. And Heidenheim ended up getting back into the game and securing their first Bundesliga points of the season.

A couple of other interesting results from the weekend, buy a label cushion at the top of the Bundesliga. They beat Darmstadt 5-1 and have started the season very, very strong. They're flying. Yeah. They really are. Leipzig beat in New New York 3-0 at Oonion.

Oh, I want to say this, shout the Tesco's last goal. That's going to be one of the goals of the season. If you didn't try it, I mean, to be honest, the jammy Simon's goal is good as well.

The Simon's goal is gorgeous, but the way they construct the final goal, Leipzig, the way that they build that and they float it around. It was like watching sort of old school, actually, it's funny. Well, new school spurs, actually. I was going to say old school spurs, the HODL days, but actually it's like new school spurs now. We're getting to that. Yeah, gorgeous goal.

Before we go into the stadium, I mean, we're getting to the bulk of the show. We were almost right. Yes.

L.A.F.C. were almost Estonia for Messi. Just quickly on this, L.A.F.C. 1 into Miami 3.

Yordi Alba was like bombing on. I mean, he's so happy to be there because Yordi Alba's basing like his 2012 phase where he's just like.

For his goal, I think Yordi Alba had more time and space for his goal than I think he has done in the last 12 seasons.

It was unbelievable. They're one of the most unselfish teams I've seen play for a while.

In terms of, ever's got a role, ever's having fun, ever's doing their thing, but the collective is most important.

And I think, you know, I'm surprised by, I've been surprised by how enjoyable I have to watch.

Actually, I'll say that much.

Quick thing that we should have mentioned when we were talking about the Messi impact on MLS last week.

And someone tweeted about it and it was fair play. Sorry, I can't find the tweet.

One of the negative sides of it, and I'm sure people have seen this, but now and it actually has been quite commonplace in a lot of European football.

Ticket price is going through the roof when Messi comes to town and the impact that that's having on fans who have been going for a while and they've been priced out of games that Messi's coming in.

I actually had a detailed comment. I had a long conversation with a friend of mine, big Barcelona fan.

She's based in New York. And she was talking about this, like the price is like 400, 200 dollars.

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