This is Paul Hawkesfeet and Andy Jacobs.

And this is the H&J Daily with some of the best bits of this afternoon show.

We were joined by the man who supplies schnitzels after every goal to Harry Kane over in Munich.

Yeah. That's the hard hitting agenda of this show.

We got in the weeds with that story, didn't we?

On a rather more serious note, Ramon Vega was not a happy man around what's going on at

Tottenham at the moment, certainly in the boardroom.

And he weighed in, two-footed.

So you hear from the former Spurs and Switzerland Defender.

And a very interesting story of a school up in Sunderland that has ditched traditional uniform, got the kids in sports gear.

And not only are they being more active, they're doing better in the classroom.

And it's catching on as well.

Yeah.

Ian Williamson, the head teacher of Dame Dorothy Primary in Sunderland, join us for a chat.

So all of that, us having a little bit of a chat at the top of this show, as always.

Here it is.

Good afternoon, everyone.

Good afternoon, Andy. Good afternoon, Paul. Did you watch a game last night? I did, actually. It was, I mean, I mean, I watched the second half. Talk about a stroll for Sondland. I mean, Burnley, I mean, you know, Scott Parker said they were bad. You know, Car Walker laid into them. They were just terrible last night. Terrible, absolutely.

So not looking good, is it really? Not good, I'm afraid, no. One of their chances of survival. O-37, though, it's not bother with that, really. I think we all know the answer, don't we? But, yeah, well done to Sunderland. There were some cracking goals last night. They were lovely finished. He counted one shot from Brown.

Mind you we had both teams.

From Brighton.

Oh, Bobby.

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