Caught offside with Andrew Gunling and J.J. Devani.

Oh yes.

Caught off side from just outside of New York City and from an apartment in Brooklyn, New York, Andrew Gunling and J.J. Devaney.

What's up, brother?

I am well, Andrew.

How are you?

There I don't know if there have been many podcasts before that I've actually been

like really almost nervous afraid afraid I'm scared because of me because of some temper that I'll fly into I don't know how I don't know what the nature of our relationship is going to be

When this podcast is over right now. I count you among one of my closest friends and I hope that nothing happens over the course of the next hour that changes that.

I'm scared.

Normally you and I talk all weekend about games, about the kind of have like like an almost sometimes like a 20 minute prepod chit chat.

Tonight no conversation it was strictly business. Now some of it's in

part because you are somewhat erratic in your watching. So texting you, at least the texting

part over the weekend, I avoid that. And I thank you for that. that however this one I did watch live uh huh I did see it live you did I did

I certainly did all I saw every single thing that happened and I saw live you saw more than the

VAR saw well he saw it he was just he was just a little confused. Jet lagged possibly.

These matchups between these two teams,

I don't look, I'm going to get deep for a second. I don't know if I believe in God. I don't know.

However, the things that have happened since the inception of this podcast between Liverpool and Tottenham, it makes me wonder.

It makes me wonder, because these teams are completely incapable of playing a normal 90 minutes against one another.

They met in a Champions League final, which is a thing that always felt like fiction, that actually could have happened, and then it culminates with both unbeaten in a game like this.

I don't know what to say I I why I have a lot to say

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