Five days can be a long time in football. From the disappointment of the first defeat of the season on Tuesday night to the euphoria of an injury-time winner at Salisbury, The Tudors experienced both ends of the spectrum this week.
In this episode of The Magic Roundabout, Simon and Lionel collect their new advertising hoarding from the printers and find a place to put it up at Hemel Hempstead Town's ground. Let's hope it leaves a stronger impression on Tudors fans than the Fuji pitchside adverts at successive World Cups left on Lionel's memory.
Then they go on a mini tour of Hemel to investigate the significance of the town's tallest building (the 262nd tallest in Britain, apparently) and explore the connections to photography and film industry.
From there, it's a visit to Salisbury, home of the 123-metre tall cathedral spire, and a devastating event that rocked the city's sense of security in 2018.
Episode 4 of The Magic Roundabout by Lionel Birnie and Simon Gill was produced by Tom Whalley for Peloton Podcasts.
