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

beautiful game and has insisted we record this episode before Palace Blade Man United.

So someone can't get his own back. I'm Kevin Day and the certain someone is of course

Liverpool University's Kiran Maguire still stuffed full of seed dream after his birthday

on Sunday. Did you have a nice time Kiran? I'd very enjoyable evening. Thank you very

much Kevin. Yes, it was superbly cooked by the Baroness and we've already had people

on social media asking for the recipe as well as we've now got people asking if we can

send Marmite and cheese loafs to them. Well never mind that. I don't know if somebody

sent you. I'm still trying to find out whether it's a hoax. Somebody sent me an advert

for Marmite ice cream which if somebody's photoshopped that to talk me I'm going to be furious

because literally for the first time in my life you know how much I hate that someone

can't stand it. If there's Marmite ice cream at the end of the winter rainbow I'll be

perfectly happy. Kiran later on we'll be hearing from Ben Harrison who's chairman of

the Traumé Rovers Trust in another of those interviews that make you proud to be a football

fan. It's a really good interview and it raises some really interesting questions as well.

Andy works selling beer so he's almost the perfect guest for me. But before that we have

some news and this first story Kiran is a massive story from the Far East that may cause

some nerves in the West Midlands. Yes this is in relation to Suning which is a retail

company in China and it also owns a company called Jiangsu who were the Chinese Super League

champions last season. Terrific, good achievement and so on. And then at the weekend the owners

said we're ceasing trading. We are stopping playing football. We don't want anything to

do. The club's not going to play any more matches. We're getting rid of the women's team.

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