I don't mean to come all Jim Carey on you but good morning good afternoon and

in case I don't see you again good night hello so seals it's good to be back

it's funny how quickly a week flies by, you write a column, you try to find something that's either a little bit off center or if you're going on main diary what's happening in the league. I look for either depth or a new take and I'm not a big fan of doing the same club twice in a row. I know that Madrid and Barcelona tend to dominate people's attention spans outside Spain within Spain to to a certain extent, but I'm but I don't intend to be stopping my

My thought process at the big two every week nor indeed to write week on week about a single club, if I can avoid it.

However, despite Madrid being running European and Spanish champions champions despite them playing competitively in Finland next week.

I'll be there in Helsinki at the Olympic Stadium covering their match against the Europa League winners and Jeff Frankfurt.

It still occurs to me that what's happening at Football Club Buslino right now is pretty close to unprecedented.

I've never been this near to a big club which his 1.3 billion in debt

yet has taken in something upwards of 800 million euros since spring is now spending it like Viv Nicholson. Look it up. If you don't remember Viv Nicholson, look her up.

And therefore, given that I know Kundi a little bit, I decided to focus on him this week.

I think there are good reasons.

I hope they become clear.

But if once I've made my mind up that Joe Kundi, he's a guy I've met a couple of times.

I like very much indeed the way he speaks, the way he thinks, the pieces I've been able to see of his character,

either in person or on the pitch and it's exciting that he didn't leave

Spain he's not a young Spaniard that's slightly different but it does worry me

about the brain drain that's been increasing in rate over recent seasons,

partly because some clubs are in Europe, but most specifically in the Premier League,

have been quick to say we've got more money or we want

you now, your development will be better, your profile will be better, you'll be better,

you'll be more likely to play for your national team if you come to us.

It's a good and clever message by the Premier League, but it's vital for the League and

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