Barney Ronay

I remember the last World Cup.

They were kind of terrifying.

And, you know, there were a lot of strong teams out there.

And it's kind of...

it's one of the reasons this, this has actually been for all the, for all the things around it, that frustratingly, not frustratingly, I mean, distractingly good round of games.

Like the world cup is good.

I know, I know England are coming.

It's going to happen.

There will be pain, ball, anxiety, you know, terrible feelings of self loathing and all the rest of it.

And that drum beating really slowly, but the games have been really quite perky so far.

That's,

Okay.

flags and the the booing and the flags it's really important to be i mean it's very complicated but but those are expats booing them those are americans but they they have fled the regime that i i sincerely doubt that those are iranians who have flown to america to boo i mean they can't be because they wouldn't be yeah they're not allowed into the country so

I mean, it doesn't devalue the fact that they are doing that.

It's very complex.

Here you've got people supporting the team who don't support the regime, which is presumably persecuted and caused them to flee and holding up flags of the previous regime while also they're Islamic.

I mean, it's quite, it's very complex and sort of reflects the strangeness of that.

But it's not exactly a

I wouldn't say it was a revolutionary act for Iranian expats to boo the regime that made them flee, if you know what I mean.

Why is Warren Barton everywhere?