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

Oh, yes. Caught Offside from just outside of New York City and from an apartment in Brooklyn, New York.

Andrew Gunling, J.J. Devaney. What's up, brother?

Hey, man. How are you? Doing all right? How are you? I'm good. It's one of

those weekends where you're, you're certainly, you're less engaged. I'll put it that way. You're

watching games, but you're not like, I suppose it depends where you're coming from. Maybe if

you're a Tottenham supporter or you're a Man United supporter, this weekend was just more horror because the FA Cup is a trophy you want to win. I think for

everybody else it's a bit like, hey, take it as it comes, Latin breezy. Maybe. I don't know if Crystal

Palace is feeling that way this morning, but we'll talk about that coming up here shortly. We'll talk

about a classical super copa final between Real Madrid and Barcelona, a really fun game. We'll get to

that. And then JJ, I know you spoke to Nick McCarthy a couple months ago. We've been talking about

the upcoming release of the movie Saipan. It's out in Ireland. It's going to be out soon

in England. Unfortunately, right now in the U.S., there isn't a release date that's currently set,

which is, quite frankly, it's ridiculous. This movie should be, you should be able to see it here in the

United States. It's not right. But it's a topic, the Roy Keene

versus Mick McCarthy slash FAA, whatever the battle is, really Roy versus Mick. We've been

talking about it. It's a fascinating story. One of the most compelling soccer stories of the last,

I don't know, 50 years, I would say. And with the movie out now, the writer of that film, Paul Fraser, is going

to join us in just a little bit. And then, so we'll talk with him about kind of the mechanics and

the process of the movie and the story and how it all came together. And then, so I've seen it

now. We got a screener that was sent to us, which is amazing. I loved it, and I have, I'm ready to litigate.

Wow.

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