Liam Tharme
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1,662 appearances
10 recordings
1 series
first heard Jun 2026
last heard 6d ago
Liam Tharme’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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You can play short, but nothing's going to kind of come through the middle.
And the fact that it then got so deep in the game at 0-0, I think was what they wanted.
They wanted that boring game.
They didn't want it to be kind of end to end because they're a team that are probably a bit better physically than they are technically.
And that's how they won the game.
Yeah, and I think Jussie Moss just said that he's wanted that for the team, a chance to go up against a real big nation.
They've earned the right to do that when you win a knockout round game.
You can count on one hand how many CONCACAF nations in history have won a World Cup knockout game.
That goes back to kind of, you know, the mid-1900s.
This isn't things North American teams have done all that often.
And it's a real, I still think, a sense of opportunity.
We can say like there's kind of the pressure's off or it's kind of a free hit that they're playing against a much bigger team, but...
When you've got that momentum, I know it's not on home soil, but you've kind of got over that hurdle of winning the first knockout game.
You've got Davis now hopefully coming back into the team and being able to play more minutes.
There's a huge sense of opportunity.
We've seen enough upsets already in this tournament of big kind of European nations, especially slipping up against teams we said they'd beat comfortably.
So in a one-off game, anything really can happen.
Yeah, I've been going through the bracket we've got on site quite a lot.
Very, very useful tool.
The potential for kind of a Portugal-Spain matchup, I think, in the round of 16.
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