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Hello and welcome to the prize of football. The podcast that follows the money behind the beautiful game.

I'm Kevin Day and somewhere over there is the Professor of Football Finance at Liverpool University, Kiran Maguire, who managed to upset some gluten-town fans last week.

And this week upset fashion lovers with a shirt that I can only describe as layering that you put up on the internet.

I thought it was making a very subtle political statement. It was red skulls on a blue background.

Yes, but you are colour-blind, aren't you?

I am, so to me it just looked pretty.

But I didn't realise, I thought it was on a radio show, but it turned out that it was an American TV show.

So there were two guys in shirts and ties looking very business-like and me looking up just been thrown out of tramps with Prince Andrew.

Which I wouldn't be surprised to learn has happened.

Just by the time I've already flinted off once told me that you got thrown out of boogeys for drinking champagne out of Steve Harmes and strainer.

I said why the day for you out for doing that for anyway? No trainers.

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