Hello and welcome to the price of football, the show that looks at the money behind the

beautiful game and has 100% promised to say the word Patreon like we mean it.

I'm Kevin Day and here's Liverpool University's Kiran McGuire.

Sadly, we are still recording remotely because lockdown may have eased, but the Baroness

still doesn't want me to go garden apparently.

That can be made in so many ways, Kenny.

As I said, I just realised it's only like euphemism.

And also, Kevin and I are both in the middle-aged way all bunged up today.

Harry and Oslo are all bungled up, so it's probably best that we are still in the

market.

It's a news day, we're going to fans, prepare to breathe out in about two stories time,

but first, Kiran, that interview we did with Martin Sole on our last pod director of

Chip and Emptyl and Tael F.C. about the National League filing teams for not fulfilling

fixtures was never going to be the last word on the subject, was it?

Well, no, no.

I mean, Martin was an excellent guest, but very soon afterwards, and he had sort of hinted

that things might be developing, there was a proposal from Made Stone United and Dawking

Wonders that there should be a vote of no confidence in both the board and Brian Barwick,

who's the chair.

Now as you would expect in an organisation such as the National League, we now have to

go through the small print.

In order for that vote, first of all, to take place, they've got to be able to call an

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