Right then, right then. Welcome to the top 20 podcast. We are an EFL podcast today, specifically focusing on the Skybet championship. What the hell happened last weekend? More accurately, George Ehrlich, who is

writing these scripts? We had a 5-3, 2-4-3s. The second and third-place team both lost from

Friday night when Huddersfield beat West Brom until Sunday afternoon, where Barnsley scored

an injury time winner to keep

slim survival chances alive. That was vintage EFL action. How are you doing today, Mr. George

Ehrlich? I'm good. Thank you, Mr. Ali Maxwell. I'm a bit, given this season's been a bit longer,

and it's now the 20th of July, I've been saying to you mainly for quite a long time, like, oh, quite excited for August and having some time off.

I'm now feeling a little bit anxious that suddenly we're going to watch Wednesday evening happen, and then that's just it.

Like, we've, you know, this long, drawnout season is going to actually finish in three days.

Yeah, I don't know if I'm that up for it anymore.

I quite wanted to continue.

Well, I mean, I'm worried about the fact that there's then two playoff semifinals and a

playoff final because that is true.

These players in the championship will have played nine league games in 33 days.

Some players, outfield players as well,

have played every single minute of that. And the thought of then having to have a huge finale

on Wednesday night in which almost every game has something riding on it, then to go straight

into playoff semifinals on Sunday and Monday. I mean, I've got a lot of sympathy to the players, but also just

every staff member at every club. Actually, like we should say, the restart, which was talked

a lot about. There was a lot of discussion about what could go wrong and why it was a bit,

seemed a bit dangerous, and the potential pitfalls. And I think it's fair to say you have to take your

hats off to everyone who's got it on and everyone who's taken part because for the most part,

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