This is Paul Hawkesby

and Andy Jacobs

And this is

the H&J Daily

with some of the best

bits of this afternoon's show and of course we reflected on everything that went on the London Stadium yesterday and so did Graham Scott the former Premier League referee and a man who operated VAR as a Premier League official so we gave us some real insight into that and the way forward Nigel Martin enjoying this as well, didn't

Nigel was good.

It was good to hear

from him.

He's coming out of retirement to play for England, as you'll discover, not of the World Cup. No. Well, potentially. Anyway, we spoke to Johnny Yarrow. He's from the band The Raiders. He was good. And we talked a bit talked a bit of ways about to go on a world tour, which ties in.

A bit of Gary Neville, a link you may not have known about.

And Sam Delaney, broadcaster, author, journalist and West Ham,

reflected on all the mayhem of yesterday.

So that should keep you busy here, it all is.

Good afternoon, everyone. Good afternoon, Andy. Good afternoon, Paul. And I won't be commenting on the Chelsea game because I watched James Martin's Saturday Kitchen. Oh, did you? I couldn't face it. I didn't even look at my phone. I thought, that's it. I'll do a bit of drawing. I watch a bit of telly. I'm not going to, I just couldn't. It's surprising. Maybe we should build an alternative listing today. Things you watched on telly instead of watching your team play football. Because they're the sort of things. Maybe it was because you were, there may have been Arsenal fans yesterday thinking thinking I can't watch the last half hour, watch Celebrity Catchphrase.

It's true.

Because of the nerves.

So, um, so we're going to kick off.

What's on the alternative football listings today?

The games you couldn't watch.

We kick off with James Martin's Saturday Kitchen and they have a roll call of things you watched instead of the game

and why whether it was you couldn't stand to watch your terrible team because they're

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