John Robins

Well, this is what you called yourselves last time.

So you were assuming your roles.

You could bring Robin in.

Is it Robin, Robbins and Robbins?

Great.

It's your task to solve problems set out to you by the World Cup Deliverance Organisation, the WCDO, aka Dave.

You'll have three scenarios and there'll be a point awarded for each round.

Whoever I think best saves the World Cup and ensures it runs smoothly enough so England can win it.

Remember, as head of the World Cup Deliverance Organisation, Dave will have to think about all aspects of the answer.

So there's feasibility, there's appeal, all the sort of stuff that will come from the vibe of the solution.

Enjoy the game, Ishan.

Round one, you can scribble and obviously have a bit of time as well.

We're not expecting you just to, you know, blurt out an answer here.

There's time to have a little think strategically about what you would want the solution to be here.

Scenario one.

I need to talk to you about that.

Round one.

Oh no!

The night before the tournament, a new FIFA regulation against animal cruelty has come into effect, meaning that England can no longer have three lions on their crests.

Your brief creates a new badge for the England team that better reflects the modern country we live in.