Hello, guys, welcome to a special Sunday edition of the Not the Top 20 podcast.

It's Cheltenham Festival next week.

We're losing George to horse racing for the week.

And so we are getting this done nice and early.

And it's going to be a, well, I think it's an important show today we've talked every

week for the whole season and every week something changes every week something different happens

and opinions change and narrative changes well today we're going to boil everything down

10 games to go we are very much at the beginning of what is known as the running and as such we're going to boil everything down. Ten games to go. We are very much at the beginning of what is known as the running.

And as such, we're going to take five minutes on each segment of all three EFL divisions.

That is to say, the top, the playoff places and the relegation battles of each league.

Pure, boiled down analysis. Joining me, George Ehrlich. Good

morning, George. How are you? Good morning, mate. Yeah, I'm okay. I'm still waking up after the game

I saw yesterday. Was it a dream or was it a nightmare for Oxford at Gillingham? It was a nightmare,

but we'll get onto it. It was a combination of a terrible result and a really boring game.

Not good, that. Not good. Before we get into the top of the championship, if we're going to start

with five minutes on the big news from Saturday, and that was the dismissal of Darren Moore as

West Brom manager. Now, this is going to be tough to do in five minutes because there's so much to it.

And one of the frustrations, I'm sure you've found the same, well, that sounds like you were

out last night. So maybe you were mercifully spared from the Twitter outrage. But there is so

much nuance to this, so much more than the amount that it's being treated with generally.

And that's Twitter for you.

But let's try and drill down, George, into this.

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