Everything to play for is back with a two-parter to celebrate Olympic summer, Paris

2024 on Mo Farah. Of all of the athletes we could have chosen, why Mo Farah? He's's a distance running a gosh, he did the double,

five thousand and ten thousand meter gold at two Olympics.

One of those gold medals formed part of Super Saturday, maybe the most famous day in British Olympic history.

So so much to talk about. Follow everything to play for wherever you get your podcasts.

Just a warning before we start. This episode contains some strong language from the

outset and I really do mean the outset.

You bastard son of a bitch!

Edward I, the Plantagenet King of England, has his son and heir, Edward of Carnarvon, by his fine head of curly hair, and is dragging him around the roof.

He's raging, spit flying as he screams in the boy's face.

You want to give away, lands? as he yells yells, yells, furniture crashing as he hurls his son about.

You, who never won any yourself?

Edward of Carnarvon is terrified.

His dad is in his late 60s and has been unwell for years, but the big fella still has his temper,

so fierce that he allegedly once shouted a man to death.

Now the furious old king is trying to yank whole clumps of

young Edward's hair out and still he rages on.

As the Lord lives if it didn't mean I'd risk breaking up the kingdom.

You would never enjoy your inheritance, he rants. Edward of Carnarvon doesn't say anything to that.

He just suffers as his dad continues to fling him around the room.

Has one more go at pulling his hair out using both hands now, then opens the door and

hurls him out of the royal presence.

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