John's part starts at :32 and ends at 2:06, but before, there is mention of the second and third parts of the original broadcast of Anthology, which yes, there was a time before Anthology.
John just talking a like a normal person about a topic, in this case, American football and how it compares to rugby, and even Howard can't resist asking "the question."
It's John's very excited interjection about what was playing when he entered the stadium that's important. It reminds me of Paul interrupting the host of The Big Breakfast to mention that he's trying to get James to have a son and name him Lennon, which, not gonna lie, I thought was a fake quotation.
John doesn't have to mention that there was a Beatle's song playing, let alone go out of his way to make sure he says it was "Yesterday," and on top of that, his almost shy turn of his head. He's so unbelievably sweet and cute. That part is at :50.
Just a year earlier, Mind Games had come out on which was "I Know (I Know), John's answer to Paul's "Some People Never Know," and contains the lines
"Today, I love you more than yesterday. Right now, I love you more right now."
Any time John mentions "Yesterday," it's to and for Paul.
Walls and Bridges would have been the album that was released, on which are "Bless You," clearly to Paul, and "Beef Jerky," John's response to Paul's "Let Me Roll It."
Something happened in 1973 that got JohnandPaul back together, and of course, 1974 was their meeting in L.A, where it's very possible they were together again in the biblical sense. It's also in 1973, I believe, that John is overheard at a gathering of some kind during a fight with Yoko saying, "I wish I was back with Paul."
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