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Look, it's about that time, six games up in the new Champions League format, whereby the group stage

in the old format would be ending.

Now, principally we want to know what you think about it, but Pete and I have been

watching it, watching it, coming at, watching it, summing it it up and this might not be a very scientific approach. But Pete, I

would say that it's a tromposo, it's a trick-free format because interviewing Andy

Robertson the other day after you got ran out match against your own now, he talked

about lots of things, the league format, more competitive, six different rivals instead of like a group game where you just

faced three rivals twice. And he talked about lots and lots of goals. Now, there's been the same

moment of goals this season so far. Six games in, a new format with big teams occasionally struggling.

Peripherly, what are you thinking about it?

When Farringtonian Ferries came out with that dastardly scheme of his...

Announced on primetime television to the world.

We're doing this now, by the way.

And it sounded that we weren't doing that now, by the way.

But in most bad schemes, there's always a splinter of something decent.

And one thing that I thought they were on to something was the fact that you tended to get the same games over and over again.

Teams that were drawn in the same group and the thing about playing each other twice.

So well that's more and more honest format and this is a dishonest format because you only you might play this team at home play that's in the way.

It's given us better fixtures. There's no question about it. Dortmund have played Madrid,

Dortmund have played bars, both games were fantastic. Just a wider test, are you saying like...

Yeah, and you just, plants are get a broader range of fixtures.

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