Rob Stone
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723 appearances
1 recordings
1 series
first heard Jun 2026
last heard 10 Jun
Rob Stone’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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If he's in that mindset, which, by the way, I think he should be,
Watch out for Portugal.
Yeah, Erling Haaland, the big Norwegian striker.
I know who he is.
He strikes that look.
He's super pale.
It's like you just pulled him out of the Arctic Circle from some fishing boat, and all of a sudden this guy is able to lumber around and score goals.
Listen, if you're a true soccer fan, you know how talented this guy is.
I'm not telling anybody any secrets right here, but I was having this conversation with Peter Schmeichel yesterday, and I said, here in America, the casual fan, the FOMO fan that is going to be jumping on board,
they don't necessarily know this guy.
And when you get the shots of him, this towering, imposing figure that looks like he came out of the Norwegian ice with the slick back, tight hair, and his goal power, and the smile, and the fact that when he scores, the team is going to run up to him and hug him, and he's going to be towering over them and patting them on their heads almost.
I think he's that type of mythical figure that –
English fans lighten up, man, lighten up, enjoy it, right?
Have your pints, enjoy your three lines and how well they're playing.
You know, they are major factors in every major international soccer tournament over the last stretch of years, right?
Don't be down and dour, raise up, enjoy them.
Don't suffocate them.
That's been the problem with England is I feel that national team has been crushed by the press and the fan base and the stress and the expectations rather than just kind of being like, Hey,
We're a really good team.
We're one of the top five in the world.
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