Our documentary series continues with this look at "Orient - Club for a Fiver" featuring the, how should we put it, expressive personality that was their manager back in 1995, John Sitton. Oh, and bring your dinner......

Day 9 and a quick look back as the Germans begin their escape act. And then on to Youtube as Zeff extols the virtues of the web and the glory of Dutch footballing legend, Dennis Bergkamp. And yes, that France '98 goal....(via Youtube, of course; and a familiar voice...)

On this, the first in a series of "Must-Read" football books, we begin with a professional player's diary - with Eamon Dunphy's "Only A Game." And while it's always been Zeff's position that player autobiography just aren't that interesting, this one proves to be a compelling caveat to that view. Plus a Canadian is protected by his maple leaf....

Week 1 of the 22nd World Cup in the book, not to mention the seventh day of the World Cup of Tea. But not resting, Zeff has a couple of things that have caught his eye, including a predictive otter, and 5 Kims in a row...

Zeff is going way back into his teenage years to share the one World Cup tradition that has continued into indeterminate middle-age. And no, there'll be no photos of plumber's butt.......

Day 5 and Thanksgiving Day in the US. So with a slight pause, Zeff takes a look at the contradictions of FIFA's choice of host for this World Cup, in the process discovering that this year is not necessarily an outlier when it comes to the conflicted narrative of sport somehow improving society. And with that, how should we the fan react to the quandary that is the event's 22nd edition?

Day 4 and the first upset of the tournament but don't fill out your bingo card just yet. And then meet Barry Davies, Zeff's favorite football commentator (or play-by-play guy!) of all time. And finally, rebound from your first loss of figs with the tip of the day.

The Atlantic Voice's home nations both won (whoops, wrote this in the 82nd minute!), got a win and a draw. So let's  temper our joy/lighten our mood (hey-we-didn't-lose), and begin our series of "Best Documentaries you can find on Youtube" with a classic from the '80s - "City" - a look inside some turbulent times at Manchester City.

Up and running on our World Cup of Tea. Day 2 and we wonder, did you watch the Opening Ceremonies? Any world leaders or dignitaries in the expensive seats? We've had a couple let us know how they feel......

Day 1 of the month that is the World Cup - and our World Cup of Tea. Short shows to accompany your morning coffee, commute, or tea break. On Day 1, it's World Cup Bingo and staking with figs.....