Damien Delaney

And I think that there's no...

no manager brave enough to do it.

If Cristiano was perhaps built differently, now I know if he's built differently, he wouldn't be what he is, but like a super sub role would be great for him.

If he was cheerleading from the sideline and the game was 1-1 in the 70th minute, you know, he comes on, players' energy levels have dropped, he's coming on fresh.

I then think you might get

some change out of him um and if you're looking for a winner or you're looking to to to tack on another goal it's perfect yeah but obviously he's going to start because he's cristiano ronaldo and it's sad really um you know that nobody can move him on because he's such a superstar yeah it's well it's interesting though even like the thierry henry clip has gone kind of viral where he's showing a moment where ronaldo was very selfish should have made a selfless run and did quite the opposite and

I also don't know what conclusion you would draw from Spain having one of those days against Cape Verde for instance so on Germany Joe sorry on Germany because I watched that Germany Curacao game I didn't like that Germany team at all you know Joshua Kimmich being shoehorned in it right back and

I just didn't, I didn't like him.

Yeah, he was right back and he was drifting in as well, but essentially he was, he was right back.

I just can't believe that Leroy Sane is still getting in that Germany team.

You know, I've covered so many of those Germany games in Nations League.

He's up in Galatasaray now and, you know, his fall off has been huge, but he still gets in it.

Yeah,

The make-up of that Germany team just doesn't make a whole pile of sense to me.

We talk about England having a clear identity of what they're trying to do, pace on the wings, number nine drops deep.

That Germany team is all over the place.

Sané's wide on one side, Wurz is wide on the other.

Kimmich is in it right back.

Musiala's playing as a 10.

It's just a hodgepodge.