Welcome to the 64th edition of the Libero podcast.

Now, will you still need us, will you so feed us,

when we're rabbiting on about in football's military industrial complex?

We're here, of course, to talk about the most important of the least important things.

I think I've got that the right way around.

As Manfred Weissleader once told Paul McCartney, important of the least important things. I think I've got that the right way around. As

Manfred Weissleader once told Paul McCartney as he set off for an SV Hamburg home game,

he was the owner of the Star Club. Look it up. Anyway, we're not here to talk about Oovey,

Sailor and the lads. Master of the backheader, I think, Jonathan, is that right?

Overely, yeah, absolutely.

Yeah, the backheader, a lost art, a lost art. Another master of the backheader, I recall, was

Charlie Roberts from your Wilsonian age from the 30s. There you go. You learn something new every

day, don't you? But anyway, we're here to talk about the world's biggest domestic fixture.

Self-styled biggest fixture in the world, but actually it probably is, you know.

I'm sorry old firm fans or Glasgow Derby, if you will, if you prefer to adhere to Scottish

company law.

Apologies, those countries have a classic, a classica, even a superclassico, which Jonathan

knows all about.

There can only be one.

Yes, the El Classico.

Real Madrid, Barcelona as a fix will be this Sunday.

Here, as I've mentioned before, I've got Jonathan Wilson.

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