Walsall F.C.

Do you want to go first for us?

Yeah, mine was the assist from a Walsall keeper.

I can't remember his name now.

Was that good? See, I only remember, I didn't know his name when you sent, when you texted me.

absolutely sick that it's one of them as well isn't it where like if the striker doesn't score that I think as a neutral you'd go to that yeah because that pass no one remembers that pass

no but

it's like the fact you're talking about a Walsall goal Probably quite a lot of credit needs to be given to that assist.

Yeah, I think it's unbelievable, mate.

Barnett have a couple of games at hand on pretty much everyone else on 22, Cheltenham 21.

In the playoffs, Crewe, York, Walsall and Chesterfield with Exeter just outside.

And yes, you chaps said Salford would win League Two.

Then they had a terrible start.

George? And it's been, you know, even though you have to credit the manager for winning seven games in a row, it does feel like part of the reason why they have started to improve is basically because they have players who are way too good for League Two.

And those players were missing early in the season and they're now doing good things.

The first goal last night, scored by Macaulay Langstaff in the 4-2 win over Walsall, was created by a ridiculously good pass from Molyneux, who they signed from Doncaster, who was one of Doncaster's best players in League One, who last time he was in League Two was the best player in the league, probably, in winning the title with Doncaster.

They are able to attract players, others can't.

Obviously, he couldn't reveal too much because it's, you know, it's clubs.

I was going to say state secrets, like, you know, only the president has the access codes to the Walsall systems of

processes.

Yeah.

Yeah.

And I think that's what's happened now with Mears and McGregor.

The sort of Walsall recruitment and... everything to do with Walsall is largely in-house, which is the way it should be.

And I will never change my view on that.

So again, shows that the reporting actually has consequences.

Walsall are doing kind of an evening with Walsall Got Soul, where it's a kind of stadium-wide celebration of black and British history, culture and community.

where they'll have the Walsall Black Sisters Windrush Exhibition, the Blue Lights Choir, Halftime Celebrating Black British Music and Culture.

So things like this, this isn't just about us.

Let's raise awareness about about racism.

This is also about this raise awareness about the culture and the kind of breadth that black communities have brought to the UK and have brought to within our local communities.

Now, these things, the EFL being a national organisation, don't have that touch point with, but Leicester will also have charlton exeter they really have a touch point in the local communities and that's what from an inclusion standpoint what we really echo to our clubs is be representative of your community don't just be representative of the community that the uk is actually delve into the people who are attending your matches the people who you as a football club have an impact upon and really

celebrate that as best you can Yeah, I was lucky enough a couple of days ago, as shortly the listeners will hear, to chat to a couple of young players at Walsall.