Hello and welcome to another edition of On the Continent, your one stop shop for everything

to do with European football. I'm Dotson, Andy Brassel, and I'm Miguel Delaney.

On today's edition, the reverberations right across European football of the war, also

Pochettino's half century. Does he need a Paris scope to see him through the next half?

You guys saw what I did there, yeah? Good, good. And in the virtually one horse title

race that is the Bundesliga, do you blame Bayern or do you blame the also Reds?

Let's kick off with the reverberations of the war in Ukraine on football. Miguel,

you've written a brilliant piece in the independent, just about the repercussions,

and it's going to be profound all across Europe, is it not?

Oh yeah, I mean, obviously any discussion should be prefaced with the

acknowledgement that none of this actually matters compared to what's really going on in

Ukraine and even to Russian people, because they're not responsible for the action of their state.

But it just as it's changing the world, this invasion is changing football, and we've already seen

huge repercussions, which is going to influence the top end of the game, and really beyond,

where Roman and Brownvitch has already announced his sale, or sorry, that he intends to sell.

So that alone, it leaves, we're into uncertainty about the order European football,

especially because we've become so used to these big English superclubs being the main

gravitational pull. So it's going to be interesting as regards what next. What also is

potentially taking a potential buyer away from another club across Europe.

Of course, the biggest consequence really is what's going to happen with the women's

euros and above all, the world cup, given Russia have been banished by UEFA and FIFA, and

as well as we can get into the actual merits of that, given again, we expect them to go to

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