This is Paul Hawksby

and Andy Jacobs.

And this is the H&J Daily

featuring some of the best bits

of this afternoon show.

We were joined today

by Henry Winter,

top journalist,

broadcaster of course,

to look back on

some of the big games this weekend,

including that one between

Arsenal and Manchester City.

We were also joined in the studio by Nick Hill Mahindra. He is one of the top Team GB paddle players. He just spent a week coaching and playing with Cristiano Ronaldo, and he gave us the inside track on that, which was very interesting. He plays with a lot of footballers. He does, including their own Darren Bent. You're here who's the best footballer at Paddle. That's right. And Gerald Baker, very interesting man, has been living in America for 30 years, editor at large of the Wall Street Journal, talking about all things World Cup. Yeah. And a bit of Coventry, because that's his team. So, here it all is. Good afternoon, everyone. Good afternoon, Andy.

Good afternoon, Paul.

And I've just discovered, actually, that the Chelsea, the club,

they've just presented Liam Rissignor with a special WTP Award.

What's that?

W.

Oh, okay.

Wow, the coveted W.

What a Sweden fans wouldn't agree with you at the moment well there, obviously. He's doing very well Potter over there. Another great weekend for us than a production team that is predominantly Arsenal and us being Chelsea and Spurs. It was really tremendous. A bit of a gut punch that was at the end. Honestly, I was about to just take, honestly, I'd written few with everything, and I was going to send it right on the final, and then they go and score Brighton. Yeah, yeah, it was kind of coming. They sort of sat back a bit, and there was always that danger, because they are a good side, but, you know, you try and keep your hopes up up because it was a better performance, but it does all feel a little bit too little too late and you start all the what ifs come. What if they'd not gone down the Tudoroo? What if they'd talk to Zerby into it at an earlier stage? It's a bit early for that. I understand why you're doing it, but I still think they've got a chance. They're going to get six points, that's for sure. And we'll see what happens after that. I mean, you know, West Ham, they have been playing quite well. But, you know, I mean, tomorrow and I, I mean, that's a very interesting moment. Tomorrow like Chelsea are playing Brighton, I thought to myself, I'll take a 4-1 defeat. You know what? Because at least that I mean we scored our first goal for about seven games. You haven't scored for seven games?

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