The Yeah, Hello and welcome to the 90 Minutes in a podcast.

I'm your host, Christopher Galaher, and I'm joined by Christian Wolf.

Hello, Christian.

Happy New Year, Christopher. Happy New Year, Christopher.

Happy New Year to you, Christian Wolf, also.

We are recording this on Tuesday.

Literally, we're going to record it and then put it straight out so it's fresh off the presses.

So this podcast, we're looking back at the decade.

We're looking back at the decade from a stats perspective.

We've already covered the high points of the decade, high and low points of the decade,

but that'll be out tomorrow.

Myself, Paul Carlin and Alan Edgar focused on that.

That was really interesting.

But today we're going to get our teeth into the stats side of the last decade. Christian, just a brief thoughts on why you thought this would be a

good idea. Well, I like stats. Is that enough? No, that, I mean, that is enough. No, I know. I was

going to say, I thought it's an interesting snapshot in terms of it.

It's a 10-year period.

But I also think, you know, there hasn't been done enough about a change for a decade.

I remember when you changed decade, it used to be big.

It seems to have been kind of going a bit under the radar and moving into the 20s and so on.

But yeah, I thought it would have been interesting kind of look to see what's happened over that 10-year period, what's happened in terms of, because when you watch games, you know, week to week, month to month, year to year, you kind of, it's difficult sometimes to kind of take a step back

and look at four, five, six, seven year period

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