Hello and welcome to the Price of Football, the show that looks at the money behind the

beautiful game and is about to franchise a counselling service for Derby County fans.

We are going to clean up. I am Kevin Day and he's Liverpool University's Kiran Maguire.

Hello Kiran, how are you?

I am as good as can be expected really. I know I should be too old for this.

But winning a match on a Saturday makes you feel fucking brilliant when you wake up on the Sunday morning.

It does indeed, yeah I have fake memories of that feeling, yes.

Also I'm slightly relieved that's where you went after you said I should be too old for this

because that could have gone anywhere in the world.

And have you sorted the dog out? We had a mild off-air dog problem just before we started.

He's wandered out of the office into the lounge now so he's sat in front of the fire.

Oh, oh, could it get you, Mr. Posh, an office out of the fire in the lounge.

It's questions day Kiran but we do have some news stories at the Derby County fans.

I'm afraid you are one of them. But the first story is one that Kiran will be interested in

or possibly insisted on having in the script. The Price of Himalayan Pigsault

in also is through the roof. And also, your wafer says that anyone with a ticket to the euros

is just days to apply for a refund and if not could lose their money if their game gets moved.

Yes, your wafer sent out emails last week on Thursday and they said we can't guarantee the

tournament takes place and if it doesn't take place or if matches take place behind closed doors

then we will give you a refund June, July whenever it's going to be. However,

if you feel you don't want to go to a match you've got 10 days to get your refund application in.

I was humming and harring it because I've got 10 tickets so I was really looking forward to

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