Hello and welcome to the price of football. The show that looks at the money you're

hiring the beautiful game of me Kevin Day, a little bit of the investors, Kirin McGuire,

Kirin, how are you? All is good Kevin, all is good. It's to hear that. You might hear

a bit more noise than usual, that's because we're filming. I'm upgrading this to Glamrs

Kirin, we're recording this quite late on the Friday night for operational reasons,

the door's still open because the living cat woke him up, because Ali is not here. He

won't work on Ali and then he comes to cat. He just stares at me defiantly, so you can

hear a bit of outside noise. It's questions they're here and we have some news stories

though. The first news story here is that we're having a short break. Nothing to worry

about, it's only 10 days and of course we wouldn't leave you bereft of outstanding podcasts,

but so far not award-winning content. We've got a couple of normal questions pods coming

up for you. Next Monday will be a normal question pod. On Thursday we have a fantastic interview

with Chloe Horrocks, who organises the travel for Manchester United Football Club. It's

full of insight and information and the encouraging news that some of the best players in the

country are all right, but not for getting their past sports. As far as Chloe would commit

herself to that question. Next week's news pod will be replaced by our nostalgic look

back at the start of the Premier League, which includes a highly charged and exciting interview

with James Brown from lowly. So it's not a way long and arguably the pods that we're doing

as a placent are probably better than the ones we've even done anyway here. Yeah, at least

we're not mowing about how depressing football is as far as more lunatics in charge of the asylum.

Yes, Chloe's interview is fantastic as we would discuss later on, but it's worth it for several things

although just don't get me started or Brexit, she said, but also the fact that while the rest

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