Maria McErlane

Because people get so, so excited about it.

That's the best way to be, not to care.

But the minute you start watching it and you think, oh, France played really well, you get sucked in.

You get sucked in by the whole... I mean, I love a penalty shootout.

Are so high.

Yeah.

I mean, I still feel bad for Gareth Southgate because he missed a penalty back in a million years ago.

That means a lot to him.

Yeah, I know, right?

I send him a card every year.

The anniversary of your failed penalty.

It was the shoe.

No, the penalties are too stressy.

Because it wouldn't mean as much if it just went straight to penalties because you've watched them play 45 minutes in horrific heat each way, as I like to say, each half.

And then they probably played extra time and nothing's happened and it's still boring and nil-nil, but they're all knackered.

Then they have to kind of go, OK, my whole country is watching this.

You've got to get it in the goal.

I don't know why you're not a sports commentator.

It's so true.

And then after the football, we've got the tennis.