Hi all,

Hope everyone's well and looking forward to Everton tomorrow?

I hope it's OK to post this here. I run a small football culture and history YouTube channel which explores stories, players and teams in the game from a different viewpoint in our series called 'The Dive' and the Invincibles team is something that's always fascinated me - I'm 41 now so it was peak 'my football' era.

As many here will know, this Saturday marks 22 years since the Invincibles run finally ended and I wanted to mark the achievement by celebrating what that team actually did in an alternative way.

Quite often I look for synergy between cinema and football in the films and the idea with this one is that early-2000s English football was a kind of Matrix: a system that told everyone you couldn't win without grit and long balls. Then Wenger turned up and asked what happens if everything you thought you knew was a lie...and then broke the system.

It's about nine minutes long, premieres at 4pm today, and hopefully explores something that's unparalleled in football in a new way:

I'd genuinely love to hear what you think, especially from those of you who watched it all unfold.

James