Hello, hello, welcome to this week's

This week's NTT20 podcast, The Monday Pod.

George Ellick is on the line with me, Ali Maxwell, and we're talking all things EFL,

what was a heavily reduced slate in League one and league two particularly thanks to various

frozen and or waterlogged pitches can you be both at the same time yeah i think you probably can

uh um i mean i wouldn't say maybe i guess so someone let me know i'm sure we've got some grounds people who listen to the pod.

George, you spent your Valentine's Day Sunday with your one true love, Oxford United, on iPhone.

Yes, I did.

It was interesting for Oxford fans, waking up on Saturday.

It was on Saturday.

It might be on Friday.

We were told that actually the game is going to be on Sunday,

having to tell our other halves that maybe Valentine's Day wasn't going to be as billed.

And then the game being postponed from 3 o'clock to 4 o'clock.

And then there being a fire and a floodlight at half time,

which meant that a Saturday 3 three o'clock kickoff

ended up ending at about seven o'clock on Sunday evening with the kind of four-hour match,

match day I follow experience. So, yes, it was interesting. We got the win in the end. I doubt

we're going to talk about it because it wasn't a very good performance from Oxford. What I will

say, though, so we don't graze over it completely is that if I was a Wigan fan, I would be feeling pretty hopeful of my chances of survival

because they were very, very good for times and probably deserved more out of the game.

Look, guys, we've got a great show today because although we had a reduced slate of fixtures,

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