Hey everybody. I'm James Rich and host of the Totally Football Show. For the last month, we've been here at the athletics headquarters in our super plush, Totally Studio. Perhaps you've seen it. But all the while, we keep bumping up against our neighbours from Tifo, Tifo, neighbors like John here and JJ Bull, you probably know them, all too well.

Keep coming again. There's the, all the things that you guys have done and we've done and then a little bit of friction, your tactical views, you're hanging bed sheets around to watch your TV on. The fact that your TV is usually about 40 seconds in front of ours. Yeah, and we make a lot of noise. You make a lot of noise. Yeah. Anyway, so we decided after this month to kind of break down the wall between these two productions. A little bit like Run DMC and Aerosmith in that video. Yeah, yeah, of course. And, you know, share a bit of the magic together. And who knows if we might make a chart-hopping smash ourselves out of the fusion. Anyway, now, the – oh, hello, Sash. I actually feel the walls were smashed by Volt Vecost. When that goal was scored, there was a lot of screaming and running around by everybody so I felt at that

that's true that was a good bit yeah I enjoyed that yeah yeah yeah a shared moment we all came out

of the trenches yes when the two became one that day I think nice nice boldly we put the headline

who's going to win the World Cup on this production.

So looking forward to the answer to that soon.

Let's see.

So I mentioned JJ Bull, John McKenzie of Tifo, Sasha Gurionov.

This is quite exciting because it's the first time we've done video.

So Sasha, we've made reference to your notepad on many occasions.

You brought a couple in.

It's notepads. Okay. How many pages typically would you make for? For a game, well, a big game like this, probably two. No, but when we do a podcast, you come in with... Oh, yeah, probably, well, it's a couple of games. Four, five, six pages. This was a press. This has got like a water mark on it. This is producer Ben decided to basically drown my notes.

Please hold it.

If you hold off the camera, that'd be great.

It's so good.

Oh yeah, that's true.

So basically it's that.

There is no more notes there anymore. It's a shame. But, I mean, sometimes I look at this and I think this is what, you know, Goya must have felt like when he went to a crazy period when he started drawing on walls.

Because I'm pretty sure it was like content was a bit like this.

Only he understood it.

I believe only I understand my notes.

Okay. I must have felt like when he went to that crazy period, when he started drawing on walls, because I'm pretty sure it was like content was a bit like this. Only he understood it. I believe only I understand my notes.

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