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So to explain it, you can't have a sense of the team might have lost out to win a game and are such a martyrs, I'm not sure these know how to win a game that's you know, away from home particularly.

From the Men in Blazers studios and the crap part of Bedven New York and the crap part of the East End of Long Island, so Men in Blazers podcasts, Rodge.

We're back! I like Rich Strike, how are you holding up David?

We're more of an outsider than Rich Striking, tell you that, Rodge. I'm holding up okay, holding up okay.

It's actually fascinating watching the football this weekend, possibly arguably as we will discuss the greatest Premier League weekend of all time in my house.

But the football was broadcast live from the Kentucky Derby and it's quite fascinating.

I believe the organizers of the Derby asked requested for the football to be broadcasts now, which I find genuinely remarkable.

One of America's oldest sporting traditions melding with one of America's newest Premier League football mornings.

And I really watched, you know, those of us who remember football's lonely outside a profile in the United States to the 1990s on now, we never thought we'd live to see the day.

I know it's all remarkable. Every single thing that happens with this games in ex-ruble advance in the United States is just shocking to those of us who trudged around the cities we were living in in 1990 just trying to find a place that would broadcast a World Cup game in English.

Also shout out to Robby Earle's Hat Game, which was just like, oh, the mod father, absolutely delicious Robby Earle, and no you're listening. Where the hat?

All the time, not just at the Derby, we're the hat in the studio. I want Robby Earle and hats to be a synonymous as Robby and another Robby in every regard.

One note of warning. I do want to put this out there. I have spent the entire weekend, like a madman, hold up right in our live show, which is Tuesday night.

I can't wait, and I know I'm not alone. I know from so many social posts that there are a ton of great friends of the pod who have traveled from all over the United States to be with us.

We also have a load of doctors, nurses and medical frontline workers who are also joining us as our guests have on.

We do have a ton of incredible guests who will be with us on stage. But I just want to put this out there. I've tried to write a first act that is about what has happened in the World of Football since we last live showed.

And all I can say is reliving it this weekend, which has really been my weekend, the suspension of football.

Those days have fanless football, just the fragility of life and loss. Let's just say, I've spent most of the weekend sobbing.

Yeah, we are so excited to have a staffer as a live show in nearly three years. As you mentioned, Rod, tomorrow night doing the math here in New York City.

We're just one sleep away from what is sure to be at night of nights.

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