Hello and welcome to the price of football, the show that looks at the money behind the beautiful game with me, Kevin Day and Liverpool University's Kieran McGuire, who's going the full Marcel or Marceau, looking up kids,

my artist there, to count me in.

I really just all that to do is move the script down, Kieran, and I'll be out to see when the recording lights on.

That's slightly beyond me.

It's an interview kid.

It's a sure sign that autumn's coming along, Ken, that we're having our interview with Neil Doncaster.

Yes.

It always seems to be this time of year that Neil Doncaster gets lured into an interview where basically, it's not an interview, it's a question and answer session with our Scottish fans.

We have many, and they have many questions.

And my God, they've got long memories.

It's most of my wife.

Wow, yeah, God love him.

And it was very early in the morning for all of us.

Even for you, Kira, it was quite early in the morning.

And he was only one coffee

in, but he had some very interesting things to say about the Scottish football. And this is

nearly all of it.

Neil, thank you for joining us. I apologise. I should have warned you in advance that

Kieran would do an elaborate countdown into the interview. And then just sort of for those

younger members of the audience, who won't remember Mike Mansfield, an elaborate Mike

Mansfield type body just... I don't remember Mike Mansfield. Who's Mike Mansfield?

Well, you're one of the younger members of our audience, Wilson. Mike Mansfield was a pop guru of the 70s. He used to do this afternoon. It's sort of a kid's version of the top of the pops. It was all rather sinister. Yeah, music for me was more sort of 1983 to 87. That was that sort of peak music. music yeah let's not start yeah let's not start

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