Hey everyone, welcome to Red Men TV.

It's the Red Men Originals, I'm Steve Ho,

joined by Chloe, by Chris and by Luke.

If it looks a bit different than usual, in terms of I'm hosting from this side, we had a later institution. Do you remember when Flodian Verst got injured in the warm-up and Curtis Jones, that's to come in. That's Luke's role today. Paul was, basically, Paul was late, getting here, He's not going to be here for a little bit more of a while.

So I'm jumping in on host duty.

So on this end, Paul will be back later to host the Biers Football podcast. On today's show, of course, in part one, we're going to be talking about Chelsea and Liverpool's one-one draw with them. And yet there was a lot of talking points from that one, more so what happened in the stands maybe than happened on the pitch. And in part two, we're going to be having a look at some transfers

with a couple of Liverpool players, in particular, Alison and Curtis Jones being linked both of them

with big money moves, potentially in the case of Curtis Jones in particular, to Italy. But before

we start, and speaking of money, it's time to talk about today's podcast

sponsor.

I'm going to go on the one cam.

Yep, today's podcast is sponsored by Refund Club.

The FCA recently confirmed that millions of car finance agreements between 2007 and

2021 were misssold due to hidden commission deals. An estimated 8.2 billion pound is owed

back to around 14 million UK drivers and Refund Club are helping people check if they are one of those

people. Now look, in theory, you could if you wanted to contact every single one of these lenders separately.

You can dig out all your past car finance agreements if you can even find them.

You can do all the back and forth with the lenders, whether that means emails, phone calls,

yada, yada, yada, or very, very simply, you can spend just 60 seconds by entering your name

and date of birth and Refund Club will will do the rest they pull together all of your

past agreements check them against lenders and if your claim is valid it gets passed on to their

in-house law firm and they only take a court if they win you a claim and only after the cash is in

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