Hello, everybody and welcome back to Goldbridge Shaves Football, another fantastic fun-packed,

but also informative-packed episode for you. What are we going to be talking about?

Well, look, I was managing the Beta Squad this weekend. Some of you might not be interested in that,

but from a footballing sense, we didn't get the penalty shootout because of a pitch invasion.

Is this something that, what are you thoughts on this sort of

activity at football grounds? We'll talk about that. I also want to do an end of season review for

all the Premier League clubs, giving them an A or a C minus or whatever like. You can get involved

in the comments with that as well. Also, some big news around my future at Talk Sport, which I'm

going to talk to about with Will in a moment.

And just to start the show off, because it's going to have that little bit of a theme, we're in that area now where we're moving into transfers and also going to be talking about the euros, obviously over the next couple of weeks.

And for the weeks after that, we'll look ahead to that as well. But I just want to start with the season curtain

closer, which was the Champions League in London Town, Wembley on Saturday night between

Barusia, Dortmund and Rail Madrid. It was a win for Rail Madrid. It was another Champions

League for Carlo Ancelotti. I believe that makes five for him now across his whole career as a manager.

Is Carlo Ancelotti actually underrated, disrespected and not getting the flowers or praise that he deserves from the footballing community?

Who, let's be honest, spend most of their time living up Pep's ass in an analogy way,

because Pep Guardiola is no doubt a fantastic coach.

But Carlo Ancelotti watching that game on Saturday night and seeing Dortmund in the first

half, really potentially have a chance of winning it.

And then at half time, he just changes things.

I mean, look, the goal that Carverhal scored was literally a carbon copy of one.

He nearly scored in the first couple of minutes of the second half.

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