Welcome to Tisky Sour, our first one back since Monday's very divisive show.

I have to say, some of the most divided comments we've had, not because we discussed anything

particularly controversial, because we talked about the World Cup, which for some of you

was a bit too much.

If you think we overdid it with the football on Monday, don't worry, we are not talking

about the World Cup tonight, although I do have to insert it very briefly because on Friday's

show, remember to tune in at six instead of seven, because we don't want to clash with the

England match, because we think that might give too many of you a difficult decision to make.

Tonight with my fellow Tisky Sour host, who is the least interested in football,

is Dario Gabriel, how you doing Dario?

Is that correct?

I mean, the thing is, I just love football, gossip, and I love international football,

because like the chaos levels, like even like today, like Japan beaten Germany, I love the kind of

that sort of chaos of it. So I'm cool with international football, and I'm cool with any kind

of high drama situation, which I feel like the World Cup does give us. So I'm okay with it.

But at least with Ash or Aaron, at least, there's someone on the show who can give us sort of

semblance of footballing analysis. I'm not sure even me or Dario can sort of manage that,

even if as you say, I'm also quite into the chaos of an international tournament.

The Supreme Court has ruled that Scotland can't hold an independence referendum without the

permission of the UK Parliament. But Scottish First Minister, Nicola Sturgeon, is nowhere near

giving up. She came out fighting the press conference soon after the verdict was announced.

First of all, while I am obviously very disappointed by it, I do respect and accept the judgment

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