Hello,

Hello, everybody, and welcome to The Total Sacco Show.

I'm Taylor Rockwell and I'm joined by a man who is always a bargain regardless of the price.

It's Ryan Bailey.

Hello, Ryan.

Hello, Taitay.

How are you this fine day, sir?

I am doing well.

We have April showers ongoing outside.

It was not the torrential downpour that we expected, but it was slightly unpleasant. Darrell always says don't talk about the weather up front, but I am only talking about the weather to mention that it's April. But for the purposes of today's show, we're going to be talking about January. Does that vibe with what you've got written down? That completely completely vibes because we're going to be talking about the best January signings,

which I look forward to getting to.

But I just want to have a little chat first, Taylor.

How's your weekend?

I finish the English game.

And now I can finally listen to your episodes about it.

And I have never watched a period piece before. I never watched Downtown Abbey, as I like to call it. That is correct. And I really got into it. Really? Really? Really. Okay. So we were fairly negative on it by the end. What did you find most enjoyable, most captivating? Not the soccer. Well, I mean, I think I saw one save and it was in the final episode. That is correct. Yeah. I think there's two in total throughout the series, yes. Yeah, I just thought the interpersonal relationships were very interesting. Like the Kinnard, I don't want to give too much away, but I thought a lot of his character was a bit on the nose and the way he was too good in many ways and a bit

too gallant in certain ways but otherwise i thought it was i thought it was pretty well executed did

did you find it as strange as i did having watched united passions where they depict him as a monocle

top hat wearing uh foreign hater uh to then see this show where he's all emotional and sentimental

and uh promises to give up soccer

in exchange for being a father?

He wasn't racist.

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