The So, I hear that you're ill it must be the disastrous showing against Blackburn last week it's had an effect on your brain.

Yeah clearly I apologize for my general bung-upness I've promised Ed I'm going to try not to sniff

for the next half an hour if I do I, I apologize sincerely to you, the listener and your ears.

Talking of preview and speculation in that build-up ed, you said we were going to talk about whether

the title race was over. I think we can agree it is, can we?

Can we please agree it is? This is a title race that needs putting out of its misery.

It's over, it's more than over, it's Mr Over in Overtown, it's so over, I'm over it's Mr over town it's so over I'm over it

it's mr over street over town in overland we'll start with the Blackburn

game I guess that was abysmal just terrible nothing

about it was good nothing at all including my view in sky 3d nothing was good I

really well that's much more interesting to me than anything that happened on the pitch.

What was the deal with the Sky 3D?

Well it was a bit like watching the game sat on the touch line,

so that one fixed camera on the halfway line, very, very low down,

and then a couple of cameras behind each goal. So you basically got that view of your sat very

low down at a football match. You can see absolutely nothing on the far side of the pitch.

Great when it was close up. All the wide shots you couldn't really tell it was in 3D kind of point.

Close up, that looked good, that was some real depth. And you could certainly see the movement of the players really well, you could, you got a good feel for the tactics, I guess you got a coach's eye view of the game.

So from that point of view, it was interesting. I suspect it would work better in

the home environment when you're 10 foot from the TV and once they've got more cameras in place.

I mean they film Premiership games with

something like 30 cameras these days. So that's the you know if you're not going to be at

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