This is Paul Horsfeet.

And Andy Jacobs.

And this is the H&J Daily featuring some of the best bits of this afternoon show.

We were joined by Archie Hayes, his 10-year-old boxer.

He is coached by Andy O'Kane in a gym in Bristol.

And Archie has been blind since birth.

Andy has found an interesting way to train him to box, and it was an inspiring chat.

It was great.

It was great.

Lovely chat.

So we'll bring you that.

Marina Sertis is an actress from Star Wars Next Generation, and she's also a Londoner and a Spurs fan with a Spurs tattoo on her shoulder. A bit glam for us. It was a bit glam. We had talk of Joni. Johnny. As we call her. Never matter in my life. And all manner of other stuff as well. She does, yeah. Joni, Oh, Joni, listen. Hello, Adrian.

Hello, Jason. Johnny here. Great show. Tony and Chanzo joined us out. Yeah. Former colleague match reporter here at Talk Sport who was covered every non-league ground in the country. He actually admitted to it. He doesn't like football, apparently. He absolutely loves football. We had a bit of a chat, and Oliver Fisher looked ahead, the tour probe, looked ahead, to the Masters.

So here it all is.

Good afternoon, everyone.

Good afternoon, Anthony.

Good afternoon, Paul.

And how bad a Port Vale?

Actually, it's very funny. In that game, I said, how bad of Paul Vail? What did you expect was going to happen? Well, actually... You were saying they were going to definitely lose the point. Honestly, half time I'm thinking... You've been 7-0. No, but they were three mistakes. Other than that, I thought they played really quite well. Okay. The first half half, I've written, we're moving the ball so slowly. It's all about punching down, starting the show with how bad a port vale. I've written here, we moved the ball so slowly we should sign Spencer Pratton. You know that play from walking football player of the year? Yeah, the Blake you spoke to last week. Well played Southampton, though. That was a tremendous... Oh, yeah, you're giving them some praise. I wonder why that is. It was interesting, the approach. It was a very interesting piece by Tony Cascarino in the weekend about really how playing out from the back only is dying out now. There's a demise of that. Good coaches aren't slaves to that anymore. They're mixing it up. Most exactly. That's the thing. You know, you're not a slave to either. You just kind of played a condition. Some still are, I might say. But there we go. Oh, okay. Fair enough. Miao. Yeah, well, you know. Well, I've watched a lot of championship football over the weekend. And it is, we're going to have Steve Morrison on later on. It was the Steve Morrison Derby yesterday, and I caught fair bit of that, their Millwall Norwich game. But it's just the tension. You've only got to look at the results this weekend, borough dropping points and Ipswich, you know, and down the bottom.

Yeah, top and bottom. The Portsmouth, though. What did you make of the red? The scissor red. I was listening to it on the radio and then I watched it back on the telly. We had it on Talksport and the comment, I think it's Joe Shannon. They're both saying, this isn't a red card. It didn't look a red card. I just wondered if they'd had VAR, they probably would have backed the ref if the ref had given it.

They probably wouldn't have overruled him if he hadn't.

Yeah. I love this story about Samir Nasri. He's facing a 5.51 million euro tax claim.

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