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From the Men in Blazers studios in the crap part of Bedford and the crap part of West Hollywood, California,

it's a Men in Blazers podcast, Roger.

We back like Grayson Allen. I say that after what Mershawly Rank is one of the single worst sporting weekends of the century, David.

I've got to congratulate you, Roger. You managed to emote on social media the saddest pictures of yourself during the saddest weekend in sports history.

You conveyed what you were attempting to convey, as will I'm saying.

I kept the ones of me nude in the corner of my lounge at 4 o'clock in the morning, this morning just flicking the light on and off.

I didn't pop those ones up, everything else. I kind of got it in.

If you didn't watch sports this weekend, you were probably smart to avoid my balls to back-breaking defeats.

The most beautiful human being in sports, Alex Caruso knocked out with concussion, and of course the Derby.

Oh my god, I'm broken. I want to open. We will talk plenty about that just Viking funeral full of the team I love.

But let's bright side this opening day vote because ultimately this is just a meaty or hitting earth but affecting all the Everton fans, I think.

So focusing on the positive this Saturday, on United States of America's network television channels, some incredible happened just after midday, simultaneously where you two channel surf, you would have caught 87 times straight Bundesliga champions by a Munich peaking Berucia Dortmund on ABC.

The Ferdinand Tottenham Hot Spur cruising to a draw on mighty NBC and over on CBS North Carolina Courage, a ham Washington spirit playing out probably the best game of all Davos three major channels, all of it just football, sweet football, soccer, America's sport of the future no longer.

I mean, to think of how far it has come since 1972, but even in our American lifetimes, Rod, since the late 80s, early 90s, it is just staggering when you couldn't find soccer on television, even World Cups were difficult to find.

And now this plethora of choices you get on major networks as we're seeing the great sport of baseball, the client, and I think make room for soccer, but it is just phenomenal.

I love that idea implicit in your statement, they've are American lives like we have British lives lived in black and white that we've shared like a skin almost like I know we've gone into the food was terrible.

I know we just crawled into a cocoon and came out a beautiful American butter fly that.

Yeah, that I do love to do see my life in in two hearts, but this is not about me there is about football and there is so much bloody football on television in this nation.

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