Hello and welcome to the sound of the start of your weekend.

It's the NTT20 betting show and it's sponsored by Betfair and we're all business today.

We are Ali Maxwell and George Ellick.

We're making betting picks ahead of a throbbing docket in the EFL. Some massive fixtures across the three

leagues, particularly in the league one, our second tier, England's third tier. That was confusing.

This podcast is for over 18s only, and we also ask that anyone listening, be gamblerware

and understand the risks that come with placing a bet. Never bet more than you can afford to lose. Never chase your losses. Head to be gamblerware and understand the risks that come with placing a bet never bet more than

you can afford to lose never chase your losses head to be gamble aware dot org to brush up on the risks

that come with gambling did anyone make the ragu someone said they were going to i mean to be honest

if you're going to do it right you'd have had to have started pretty much when we recorded, and it should still be just bubbling away slightly now.

So hopefully it'll be ready to eat.

Last week, the second best week of the season so far in terms of combined profit made in a weekend.

Both naps, good things.

Hull City and Peterbury United. Thank God I didn't

pick posh and over 2.5, eh? Yes. Two nil win. There you go. Shame you didn't pick

posh minus one. But yeah, that was a shame. Someone did suggest to me maybe it'd be better if I

picked all my naps minus one. I need to run the numbers on that. Double goals was a

winner, Burnley and Norwich going overs. Well, Burnley going overs for us. Thanks. Your draw no

betshrews next best at Oxford was a lovely 8 to 5 winner. Mine, Watford, were tunal up at Reading

and Drew 2-2 with a dodgy pen and a worldly. That was tough to take. But beggars were not

choosers because the wonderful Jess Rack Saki scored a cracker 10 minutes in for an 8 to 1.

First goal score, a quarter point winner and 7 to 2 the any time had half of my point as well.

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