And the So, All right I'm here with Daniel this week. We're going to do a mailbag pod because there's no actual real football going on. Daniel how's it going?

It's going. Have better weeks. But here we are. One thing that did make me smile. this is obviously nothing, well not obviously because you don't know what I'm about to say, I have nothing to do whatsoever with United, but my best mate is a Sunderland fan.

Okay. Today, this week he got announced as the director of

Sunderland. Yeah very nice. Yeah I mean obviously we're all still harboring hopes of

playing for our clubs but if we don't then I guess yeah this is sort of the next best thing.

I never thought I would buzz off fucking Sundlund.

Not when I stood in that away in 2012 but yeah that gave me that gave me

there's a there's a Yiddish word nachus that means it means joy pleasure usually from one's

children or grandchildren but also for one people that's close to a general

pleasure from things so yeah that gave me that gave me some naphas I was yeah that was good

good yeah well we're to get to why it was a crappy week. A bit later in the pod, I think we'll discuss some world events. We never really shy away from geopolitics on this show, but is a football show so we'll try and get a balance here.

So we're a new mailbag pod, obviously a lot of the questions are about the news we had yesterday that the guitar bid from Shake Jassim has been withdrawn and

in the ask for on the verge of buying 25% of the club so most of the questions about that

I'll get to those and then we can have a

chat about what it all means. So Stratford Ender Rising says what do you think of

any else's bid what does it look like in terms of the end goal and how is the plan to get there?

So let's lay the facts out as we understand them.

It looks like Inioss have secured 25% of the club and it's some kind of mix probably an

equal balance of A and B shares the B shares are the ones with all the voting rights

their shares are the ones with one the voting rights. The A shares are the ones with

one tenth of the voting rights. The B shares are all owned by the Glazers. The

A shares are on the public market. The Glazers own about 69% of the

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