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He's there in his Italian 90 jersey and he does mention his dad when he's defending himself on the phone in.

But it was such a weird slip

To include the, oh, sorry, you know, our country.

Again, if I was Steve Coogan and I thought the script's a little bit weighted one side, I might have said, no, I think Mick knows he's representing our country.

Maybe let's not do that to him.

It's a really common thing.

Yeah, they've Jeremy Paxman going, Roy's an Irish man who doesn't like jokes.

Although that's archival footage, so obviously that isn't either, you know.

Yeah, yeah.

Because at the time there was a report, obviously, that Roy had gone after the English thing in a big way, you know.

So it's kind of like it was initially said and now it's kind of hard to get word out that it wasn't as overt.

Can I bring something up not related to this?

Yes, we're moving on anyway.

So there's no fact fiction.

There's nothing else glaring.

Well, let's move on.

No, this is the key because we have to start with Hardwick and start the performances and then fact be fiction and that nationalism point.

But if we're getting to it, I could not, you've just, words out of my mouth.

It wasn't funny.

My core review of the movie.