This week's episode, ladies and gentlemen, is brought to you by none other than BBC I player.

Right now there is a multitude, a plethora of absolute top stomping sports documentary is available for streaming which is

impeccable timing especially with the euros I've got my new shirts my new

England shirt my face paint my wig barbecue big screens at the ready and it's not just

watching the games either because like I said before, BBC I player, before games, after games, between games, it's a place to be.

They've got a whole load of sports documentaries ready and waiting, ready to be streamed. I watch the Embape

one the other day. If you've not watched that, it's incredible. There's a massive eye-opening for me. I didn't realize

the amount of pressure that he's on him from such a young age and not just that the Pep,

Pep Guadio a documentary chasing perfection, oh my word that man is obsessed.

Like the determination to be the best, to be a winner, it's almost not normal. It's like superhuman. Like to win everything, but

then still have the drive to be even better the next year. It needs to get a life really, in my opinion. There's more to live pet than winning everything.

It's good for a game of golf or something.

Watch a film. Just chill out. It'd be no good with us.

I'm having a podcast pet talk. It was turning up late.

No notes, we've got notes again.

Unprofessional.

He just said, oh, sorry, lads.

I can't wear with this.

Took your shirt in and get out.

Alright, Pep.

Have a day off.

Put your feet up, get an eye player and watch a sports documentary.

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