Yes, hello, welcome, happy Monday, Welcome to the Not the Top 20 podcast, the Monday podcast, where myself, Ali Maxwell, and on the line with me today, George Ehrlich, run through the weekend action in the EFL. And it was an intriguing weekend. Lots of interesting topics chucked up and we're going to get

our teeth into all of them without delay actually, George. I'm not even going to ask how you are

because I'd like to talk about the championship if that's all right with you. We're up to a heady

2.07 goals per game now after last week when we moaned about only two goals per game. It's nosebleed territory

after the midweek action and the weekend ticked us up just a little bit. We had five won all

draws in the championship on the weekend. So we pretty much set those aside. And we're going to

start with our runaway league leaders, which I'm legally allowed to say, almost obliged to say, when a team is five

points clear after seven games. Ding, ding, ding, ding, ding. Reading three, Rotherham

Nill, Redding's biggest win of the season, and yet arguably one of their worst performances,

certainly up until their first goal. A line taken from the Tilehurst end site, a brilliant

Reading blog site. In the first half against Rotherham, the Royals managed just two touches

in the final third and one shot, which was Yaku Maitay's 41st minute opener. In the second

half, an overhead kick from Mete and a late pen from Lucasrowrow made it 3-0. It's their sixth clean sheet

in seven league games. They've got 19 points. George Enoch, we might have lost Marcelo Bielsa,

but we gained Velko Pownovich. Yes. And you know, regular listeners to the pod know that I need

no reason to wax lyrical about Reading on this podcast. Correct. And as you know, regular listeners to the pod know that I need no reason to wax lyrical about

Reading on this podcast. And as you mentioned here, it wasn't a great performance. It wasn't

a great performance either against Wickham in their previous win, but they are finding moments

of real brilliance to get the three points of their performance that necessarily deserve.

Ajari's assist for the first Métay goal was basically as good a bit of individual's skill

and creative players you're going to see.

Mete's ability to shift the ball out and then get the bicycle kick away or, were we

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