Carl Anka

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1,124 appearances 7 recordings 1 series first heard Jun 2026 last heard 14 Aug

Carl Anka’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Rhys James out wide with Nani Maduake didn't really have much joy out wide.
I think Jed Spence and Anthony Gordon out wide didn't really have enough time to whip balls in.
And Ngana's defenders also were just better man for man with the ball in the air.
Yeah, yeah.
And I believe there was a moment where Tuchel was talking to Declan Rice as well in that.
Liam, you mentioned about how it felt like watching England back in the day or previously and in previous tournaments.
So sort of the Southgate years where, I mean, Gareth Southgate used to use Sufferball where they'd score one goal, set piece, Harry Kane penalty, and then go, okay, that's enough.
We're just going to kill off 20 minutes of time.
Yes, yes.
Get the goal and then sit on that lead.
And there was a moment against Croatia when it was 3-2.
And my mind watching that was going, okay, so England are now going to sit on 3-2.
And then Tuchel gambled and went for it.
I think maybe against Ghana, they were trapped between two competing lines of thought.
So if Tuchel's yelling at Spence or if he's yelling at Rice, it's probably maybe in the heat and in the frustration of Ghana not trying to play.
They might have defaulted back to Southgate's old methods of be patient, don't worry, tease it, it'll be fine.
Whereas Tuchel's very much like, no, you've got to play faster.
You've got to play faster.
I mean, it was really strange watching it in real time because in real time,
I don't think any Ghanaian players were really appealing for a penalty.
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