Paul Robinson

not to defend, but to get them out of that situation and to go and get another goal.

I think it's going to be an exciting ride, this tournament for England.

No, absolutely not whatsoever.

Hard line from Robinson.

That's what VAR is there for.

Finally, we talk about VAR every week.

Week in and week out in the Premier League, we're all moaning about VAR.

There you go.

We've got a little bit back from VAR.

In the first 10 minutes of the game, we get another chance to take a penalty.

I'm all for VAR.

It's marvellous.

Well, the thing is with Harry Kane, he's very, very intelligent because you know the work that goalkeepers do now.

You look at the research with all the talk about the water bottles.

And now more than ever, it's a mind game between goalkeepers and strikers or defenders, whoever's coming up to take the penalty.

Because the striker knows that you've done all the homework.

He knows where your favourite side is.

But at the same time, he also knows that you know that he knows that you know type thing.

So it's a mind game.

So the amount of different penalties that you can take as a striker, for Harry Kane to have that in his armory, it's only good because I guarantee you now, his next penalty, it won't be exactly the same as that one.