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

beautiful game, the beautiful, beautiful, sweet, lovely game. I'm Kevin Day and he is a

Liverpool University's Curie McGuy. Okay, what have you been up to?

Oh, nothing much, Kevin. The world's a fairly quiet place at present.

Yeah, for sure. It keeps turning, doesn't it, despite bad things happening to some people.

But anyway, luckily we've got a pod to distract her at the end.

Despite what some people think on Twitter, we are doing the pod, we are still doing the pod.

Coming up in this episode, we'll hear from Richard Kenyon,

the director of marketing communications and community at Everton,

and also has recent experience of winning a big match against local rivals.

But that's just the coincidence, Kevin. Although I was very pleased to hear, I let

the list is I'm always late because there's no two clocks in my house at the same time

and I have to walk 10 yards down my garden path to the old garage.

So I invariably interrupt, Kevin and whatever guests is the reward him at.

And I came in just as Kevin was moaning about Monday night.

So the commuting director of marketing communications and community at Everton,

going, yeah, it's terrible, Kevin, I'm really sorry for you.

But then we had to discuss about how the point of football is to actually score more goals

in the opposition, rather than just to keep pointlessly passing the ball about in front of them.

Is that the last time I'm going to mention it? Yes, yes, it's the last time I'm going to mention it,

Kevin. At Kiran's News Day, and after almost exactly a year, we have some good news.

I was going to mention it came on Monday night, then people would be confused about what could do

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