This is Paul Hawksbyn.

And Andy Jacobs.

And this is the H&J Daily with some of the best bits of this afternoon show. We were joined by chef and Arsenal fan, Sam Holland, son of our old mate Dom Holland, the comedian. Brother of Tom. And brother of Tom, Spider-Man. He had a few Christmas dinner hacks, talked about the gooners. We also spoke to Tommy Sloan, Okin-Lekthorbert manager.

They're going to be playing Celtic in the FA Cup.

It is quite the story.

What a draw.

It's brilliant.

So that was a nice chat.

What else did we do to do?

Harmie came on.

A lovely tribute to Robin Smith.

Absolutely.

We lost Robin Smith today, which was incredibly sad.

Harmie gave him a lovely tribute to him.

And Stan Colliemore gave us an insight to what's going on in the Tottenham dressing room

with his fallout with the fans because he has been there in his villa days.

So here it all is.

Good afternoon, everyone. And good afternoon, Andy. It was a night for you of no sport, wasn't it? It was, well, I didn't want to subject Sue to Birmingham versus Watford, although when she fell asleep, I did watch the last 20 minutes. Okay, I added Birmingham looking quite good, aren't there? We've got dance on later on. We're doing an extra falls panel, by the way, today, because there's a full program.

You'll hear all the games on Talk Sport, and dance is going to join us a little bit later. You'll be pleased with their home form. It's good. Yeah. Yeah. So we decided it was the choice between Mastermind or Bullseye. Yeah. Even I watched Mastermind last night. I know. I've been enjoying balls either. I've been catching up with this.

The questions are easier.

They are, well, I mean, I would say there's not much between celebrity mastermind questions and Bullseye questions. I was informed last night. I got 10, 9 and 11 in the general knowledge. Oh, okay. But I'm not facing the glare, the chair. That's the difference, isn't it?

I mean, we've talked, what would just especially subject be, we tried you out on a lot. Pastor shapes. Pasta Shapes. It's such a lame subject. Although someone did the TV series Shetland last night. Surely who you've got to do is watch the TV series Shetland. There's eight series, though. Oh, is there? Yeah, yeah, there's eight series of it.

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