This is Paul Hawksby.

And Andy Jacobs.

And this is the H&J Daily for some of the best bits of this afternoon show.

We were joined today by a guy called Kieran Newey.

He's put out a 150th anniversary wolf shirt.

With kind of the club's blessing, he told us how they managed to pull that off.

Of course, we talked Arsenal in the Champions League and Chronicles of

Aguna podcast, Harry Simiu, joined us having been in Budapest and at the parade yesterday.

You reflect on that. We had the world shin kicking champion two-time. Not this year. He didn't

win it this year. He's retired. Shins are too sore.

Shindiana Jones.

He is.

And we spoke to Richard Mulligan.

He's written a lovely book about The Heroes of Mexico 86.

That's right. A kind of sticker collection taking you back if you were a collector at that time. So anyway, we had a chat.

Here it all is.

Good afternoon, everyone. Good afternoon, Andy.

Good afternoon, Paul. And can I say that unlike a lot of people, I took no pleasure from

Arsenal losing the Champions League final on penalties. I'd rather they lost in normal time.

Well, there we are. I just, I was

expecting something along those lines. I had a whole thing. When it was 1-0 for ages, that's why I had a bet on 1-0 Arsenal. I don't know. So you were gutted them and that didn't come off? Well, you know, I didn't mind. No, no, I was delighted. It's what you said the other day was true. It was going to be a better spectacle

if PSG had scored early

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