Hello, everybody. Welcome back to the Goldbridge Saves Football Podcast. It's been the international

break and thank God that's gone. We've got loads to talk about FAA Cup drama, Manchester City,

Premier League returns. Will's got loads of stuff that you mentioned that I've forgotten as well.

How are you doing well? Will. I'm just glad you were alive. I'm sat here looking at your stream

and just making sure that wall behind you doesn't move, that you're still with us.

But the question is, who did sabotage the wall?

It's a bit like who shot Mr Burns.

I think we can get into that.

Was it Neville, Pep Guardiola?

Who did it?

Could have been killed, apparently.

There are actually people doing videos saying Goldbridge nearly dies, which I think is too far. It would have been a bad headache at most, but yeah, the wall came down like it

did in season, whatever, of Game of Thrones, and the White Walkers came in, and now Wenderos,

or Westeros is under fire, but no, it's gone back up and everything is absolutely fine and looks better.

But football looks better as well.

We've got no international break now.

We've got the business end of the season all the way through till the end of May.

And then at least the summer is transfers, which is more interesting.

The last dirty international break is gone and forgotten.

And it was very forgettable.

But I've got to say, it happened last year, so it's not surprising.

But I don't really get, and maybe because last year, Man United were in it, so you don't

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