Welcome to Linnikut and Baker Behind Closedores. Water is all yesterday in the Big Match.

Incredible comeback. Didn't the crowd go absolutely bonkers and no, I'm not talking about

what could woulves in the semi-final. I'm talking about the only game that mattered.

The Behind Closedores table football classic. It was something wasn't it? It was something.

It made the error at the end of the little Tottenham game look like. A lot of fuss about nothing.

No, no, no. And it rolled so slowly like a Tottenham game. Gary and I did the live version

of this last night, the Critics Ray. And we finished it off by playing a game where we both

pretended to have never lost the game of table football before. I don't think I heard that.

I still have. Oh yeah. You made it. There was no big deal. When I went one up, you had a crinkly

line instead of a mouth. Anyway, it was actually building quite nice. It was covered on a big screen.

The only school watch. And then I like it does happen sometimes. I put the player back on the

handle and it just touched the ball and it rolled. It rolled. It rolled. It rolled.

You took the back of your own goal. Did you hear the crowd go, oh, I think I felt no more on my side.

I might be wrong. Have you noticed someone's missing today? Do what?

Someone's missing today. One of our producers, because my Harry's in charge. My son Harry's

doing it today. And John sometimes does it. John is a wolf's man. Oh, I think he's in

morning. Everyone wanted. Everyone wanted a wolf's to win that.

Well, what for fans would beg to differ? No, even the what for fans. I spoke to many of them.

And they said after what they did to us, it was a nice. It was a incredible game. I think they

I think BT saved to say had the best game. Not D2, FA Cup 70 finals. But yeah, I think the

jury's in on that before we begin today's extravaganza. Why the show not only last night's

Broadway triumph? Why the show may be looked after by our angels? And I mean this.

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