Hello and welcome to the price of football. The show that looks at the money behind the

beautiful game of me Kevin Day and Liverpool University's Kirin McGuire. How are you Kirin?

I'm okay Kevin, but I've had a few barbecued lighting issues. This is why we've had the

latest show. I just couldn't get me colds going, which is which is unheard of, but all's well

for him. Kirin, I was given to believe that we're not the people at home care about the

fact that we delayed the recording to the evening talk. I assumed it was down to the usual

media commitments, but no, it turns out the barbecue couldn't be lit. Why was it so

terrible? How embarrassing for the alpha male of the house was his old fashioned 1970s

barbecue apron and his toms? Well, talking to some of you, and you may know it's

I'm feeling slightly shippered, because yesterday was the longest day. So it's all downhill

to Christmas now. So we're over the hump. Apologies to listeners in Australia, when it

calls it's all uphill to summer. You have nice sympathy, but I think people in Australia

have got other things on their mind at the moment, celebration. Also, we have to be a

little bit quiet. This is really strange. This is what modern showbiz has come to. I'm downstairs

recording an award-winning podcast, Kirin and my son is upstairs recording an award-winning

live stream Dungeons & Dragons game. Wow. I know. And so we've both agreed to keep our voices

down. We're both, I think, at heart slightly embarrassed by what we're doing with our lives.

He's making a lot more money out of live, live thieving than we are at this. But it's

news day, Kirin. We have a lot of news stories. One of them, I think, is a full on 100%

horror, I'm hoping. But there's a couple of conspiracy theories that I've sort of masked

a story. The first one, Kirin, we saw what looked like suspicious going on between

Saudi Arabia and also Saudi Arabia suddenly buying three, four, five, two hundred Chelsea

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