Hello, welcome to the Not the Top 20 podcast, The Monday Pod with me, Ali Maxwell and him, George Ehrlich.

We talk all things EFL, and it is a hell of a Monday to be talking all things EFL with you.

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of this podcast. It feels better, George, today than perhaps on any other Monday of this season,

because I'm saying definitively that was the best weekend of the 21, 22, EFL season so far.

Opta confirming to us this morning that the 12 goals scored across the championship

League 1 and League 2 on Saturday in injury time was the most on a single day since March

the 2nd of 2019, where they were also 12.

I think nine of those on Saturday were either equalizers or winners, and that's

not even including Birmingham's 86 minute equalizer, Akrington's 84th minute equalizer with 10 men,

Bradford going ahead on 85, QPR winning it on 89 against West Brom, it was a hell of a day,

and George, it must have been an absolute chaos at Quest

headquarters, not that you'd have known it from the slick show you guys put out at 9pm.

Yeah, I mean, Colin remarkably after Calais Smith scored the winner against Bournemouth

for Luton, you know, with the last kick of the game, in the early game. So this is,

you know, before the three o'clock kickoffs.

Colin said then and there, he was like, the closer is going to be last minute goals.

Then.

And I was like, it's a bit premature, isn't it?

Like, we don't know what's going to happen.

Well, I mean, not only because their last minute goals, there was, there was too many for us to actually show in the closer. So yeah, some decent foresight from him.

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