Hello everyone, welcome to this week's edition of the Spanish Football Podcast with me, Phil

Kitt from the ladies and Dr Sid Lowe. Hello Sidney. Hello. It is raining. Yeah, quite hard

as well. Yeah, it's just, well, it's just stopped a little bit. It was lashing it down.

We are in the portmable, so if you do hear the pattern of rain, hopefully it adds to

a little bit of the ambience. It makes a little bit more atmospheric. Where's your jacket?

I'm not wearing a jacket. No, you know, it was literally out the house into the car

and to hear. I mean, I didn't actually have to go outside for very far. Okay, barely

a couple of metres. Well, I worry about you. Thank you very kind, yeah.

You don't get chills, you know. That means, you know, you won't be able to go to any games

if you've got a chill. That would be very bad, wouldn't it? You didn't go to any games

this week, indeed, though. No, unfortunately, you didn't get a accreditation for Athletic

Amidrid against Real Madrid. I am going to Athletic Amidrid against Athletic Club

on in midweek. Yeah. And at last, everyone will have played the same number of games and

we'll have a much better sense of where this league table really lies. There'll be no

more asterix. There'll be no asterixies. Yes. Asterixies are real word. Asteri. Asteri.

Asteri. There is actually an incredible amount for us to talk about. Yeah, loads. We have

the the Barcelona presidential election, which won La Porta elected last night by an overwhelming

majority. Once again, to be the Barcelona president, we've also got the match day 26 results

to talk about, not least, the Madrid Derby, which is the Athletic Amidrid. Real Madrid

draw 11 and Barcelona record a very important tune of victory at Ossasuna. But yeah, let's

kick off by talking about the La Porta, who received 54% of the votes. The other two candidates

picked a font, got 29.9% and Tony Fraser getting 8.58%. Obviously, he's around La Porta.

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