Hello everybody, it's time for Linnikr and Baker behind closed doors. Danny's

raring to go. I am. He's got quite a tire on. It's got a very very old millwall

shirt. It's a different feds. Late fifties in a brand new feds which I think

adds to the hooplar. I put a lot store by these. A lot of store. People think I'll

worry them because oh he don't want people to know he's bald like the drummer in

the hall is. But it isn't anything to do with that. It's purely a

effectation which I think helps enhance the broadcast. I agree. I've got to do a

bit of housekeeping. Danny and I'm not talking about my cooking in English.

It was brunch because we're actually a bit earlier than we know. We're recording it.

I know this is all you're saying get on with it. We want to hear the football

subject. Of course. But it was a game. Delia, I'm sorry, there's a new sheriff in town.

A bit of carbonara. Well, one of the marbles of podcasting that we've

discovered is that we know where all our listeners are. Get these, Danny.

So we've got a funny Mongolia. Hooray! He or she, we're not quite sure, lives in

Ulan Bator and has a loyalty listen to all four episodes today. So thanks for

that. We're also big in Marley. Double figures there now. In Marley. Marley. All

our followers live in Bamako, a capital city. I always think it's like the

radio and their signal must be strong. Of course it doesn't work like that.

Things have changed. Things have changed. And we're huge in Cambodia.

Oh wow. That's triple figures there. On one of the shows, one of the old radio shows,

and we can do it on this by all means, it was finding evidence of football in

unlikely places. And somebody was in, I think it was in Cambodia, may have been

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