Humphrey Ker

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2,793 appearances 11 recordings 1 series first heard Jun 2026 last heard 20 Jul

Humphrey Ker’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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You discover, as you delve a bit deeper into it, that really the individual instructions that go to certain players, how to show who, where, how to pass this guy onto this guy, whatever it may be.
And it just felt like, as you say, France just never really got going.
They never threatened.
They had...
you know, that had one cross across the face of the box from Koundé in the first half when no one was really there.
But that, it was just, it was very, very tepid.
Elise, anonymous.
But you also had that, that was, I mean, again, actually Kone and then Lacroix, who was behind him.
Two players have been brought on as a reaction to a yellow card and an injury.
that perhaps don't have quite that same telepathic communication as Rabiot and Saliba would have had in that moment.
Those tiny marginal changes... I think probably as football fans, we've all lost count of the number of times you've watched a game where an opposition star player has come off with an injury and they bring on an 18-year-old from the academy and he has the game of his life and you're livid because you think...
I'm very sorry that guy got injured, but maybe this is a chance for my special boys to get an advantage.
And it doesn't happen.
But actually, this might be one of those rare instances where you can never tell exactly how Rabiot or Sleeper would have played that scenario.
it might be significant that it came through that left-hand sort of channel.
And both, you know, you just suddenly like, hang on, where are either of them?
I mean, and not taking away from Olmo, it's a fantastic ball.
It's just very, very intelligent from the Spanish players.
But it was, it wasn't defended brilliantly by the French either, which is, you know, that's the nature of goals at top level football.
It is usually a combination of both.
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