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 Kirin McGuire, Kirin, I don't

know about you, that the beautiful game was freezing. Yes, I'm still thoring out. It's

one of those things you see thinking, why do we sit outside this pub? Why can't we sit

inside like everywhere else? Because that's what you always do, Kevin. You've always told

me, you know, the same mates, the same bollocks, the same drinks, the same seeds, it has to

be done. And it's part of culture. And if it involves freezing today, then so be it.

We hoist ourselves by our own battalion with yesterday, just had our noses pressed against

the window, they got all those warm people inside. How was Leicester? As good point, wasn't

it, view boys? It was, yeah, it was some cracking goals. Good atmosphere, met some Leicester

fans in the pub beforehand, and they were on fine form as well. So, yeah, good day out.

And it's probably the first season in many where it's, you know, an away trip has been

a good day out without a guaranteed ruining it by 90 minutes of football. So, yeah, loving

every moment at present, until it's ceases to last. And, you know, we acknowledge that

these things won't last forever. It's questions, Dave Kiran. The first question will come

from me, but before that, we have a very, very big new story coming out of Italy, don't

you think? Yes, this is to do with the old lady, Juventus. Juventus have been inspected

by effectively a financial regulator. And there were two broad issues. And one was a story

that we have covered on quite a few occasions, which was to do with transfers of players.

And especially the one between Juventus and Barcelona, where they swapped, planaged,

and offer, over whom were OK players. With, I think, the respective transfer fees were

£70 million and £62 million euro. And everybody said, Blameo Raleigh, I look a bit steep.

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