Reuben Pinder

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516 appearances 4 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 16 Jul

Reuben Pinder’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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I was watching with an American colleague and he's like fallen in love with the sport over the course of the World Cup and I've been indoctrinating him with all of my biases.
Does he support Palace now?
He does, yeah.
But one of his, well, something that I tried to get across to him was that Rodri, you can't press him.
Like France were trying their best to kind of press Spain in their kind of attacking third.
But Rodri, as Stu Holden observed on commentary, just one touch the ball back away from you and then you back off him and then he'll find a bit of space and then they'll cut through you.
And when you think about, you know, talking about Spain's midfield, again, kind of like a point that's been made over the last 20 years.
But when you're bringing on Pedri to kill the game and Pedri, who is like maybe the least athletic player on that pitch, but still never looks like he's going to be muscled off the ball because he's got such great manipulation of it with his feet.
And if you're France, I think the real the moment that stings the most will be when the fans start or laying.
Yes.
In the kind of like 75th minute or thereabouts.
Are you saying that Maxence Lacroix is not quite as good as William Saliba?
Yeah, I was interested in him.
I joke.
It is a downgrade.
It is.
Something about, I found it, this happens in international football because like maybe left-sided centre-backs are rarer.
So teams have kind of two right-sided centre-backs.
Seeing Saliba play on the left, it irks me.
It's like some kind of like, doesn't feel right.
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