Hello and welcome to The Price of Football, the show that looks at the money behind the beautiful game with me, Kevin Day and Liverpool University's Keirang McGuire.

Just a tinge of excitement in my voice here, Kiran, because the script stayed up. It didn't disappear this time. When I minimise it,

it'd bring it out. It didn't. I'm just, I'm literally a quiver. I'm almost holding my

hands to the screen and an attempt to keep it there. I realize it doesn't work like that.

You sound a little bit, my old mate, like You're full of cold, but you're up there in your bachelor pad in Liverpool by the look of it.

I am held together by a combination of paracetamol and strepsels.

Which is a proper bloke's diet.

Yeah, I look forward to my two paracetamol in the morning.

No matter how I'm feeling, I just feel, I even quite like getting up early to feed the cats.

I think, I'll have the paracetamone early.

Lovely.

I remember when there's a couple of doctors who listen to this, we're saying, don't keep taking paracetamol.

It's not good for you.

You don't need them. It's Newsday, Kieran, we've got a lot of big stories.

This first one, I have to say, I thought this story had gone away.

These are good times for Everton at the moment, but again, it looks like they're being dragged into an historic legal case.

Yes, Everton, as we know, were subject to a PSR commission from the Premier League.

And that covered effectively two sets of three years, which overlapped, as people may recall.

And the first points deduction took place a couple of years after the first

defence took place. And at the time, there was talk about three clubs who had been relegated

potentially launching some form of compensation claim against Ever everton and then it sort of died a death

but it now appears that burnley who were relegated in season 21 22 and they finished four

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