James Richardson

We'll get on to some of those, courtesy of our lovely listeners and viewers, next.

Yesterday, as you may have seen on Totally at the World Cup, Phil here was wondering about Panenka's penalty, which it was the 50th anniversary of, and whether actually Antonin was the first person to ever do that kind of spot kick.

Phil?

Okay, if it was you.

Yeah.

Yeah, because there was no social media back then.

Okay.

Well, it's curious because then, today, I was sat there watching Netherlands against Sweden.

Sorry, that just dawned on me what you said.

Anyway, today I was watching Netherlands against Sweden.

And that's a meeting that at the World Cup has only ever happened once before.

And it was in the group stage of 1974.

And it featured another iconic and indeed...

player names a move moment, Johan Cruyff's Cruyff turn.

Only for Tom to then say, do you know, Cruyff wasn't the first person to do that term.

But you've got proof.

Anyway, that iconic moment, Tom, wasn't actually the first time that the Cruyff turn had been executed.

Moving on, Jeff, a.k.a.

Fury Furious of Twickenham, yesterday on the show was asking why TV cameras switched to the manager celebrating the second the final whistle is blown.

He cited the Ghana victory in which the full-time whistle blew and Carlos Curas was followed for 43 seconds by his timings.