Vanni Sartini

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Sekeres & Price Show · July 16, 2026: Canucks schedule release; World Cup final set · 16 Jul 2026 podcast

And of course, he's a top coach.

So the one thing that I have in mind is beside the fact that the World Cup is special, that everybody can go crazy for 10 minutes because it's the pressure and everything, it's maybe the players on the bench that were direct replacement of the guy up top

they weren't ready to play.

I don't know, maybe Saka, maybe Madueke, they weren't ready to play and he was forced to make that change.

Because to be honest, tactically has been something very close to a suicide.

For me, yes, for two reasons.

One, OK, made a mistake yesterday, but England arrived in the semi-final of the World Cup.

So, you know, if at the end there's 44 teams out of 48, maybe 45, I include Italy, that wasn't there, they would have been, they would have wanted to be in the situation that England was yesterday, losing a semi-final.

Because, you know, at the end, it's not easy to arrive at the end of a great tournament.

You've seen top teams like Portugal, like Germany, like Brazil, that they went out round of 32, round of 16.

So that's the first thing.

You need to look at everything from the qualification campaign to the game.

and hoping that it will be a lesson for him, for sure, for the next Euro.

And the second thing, I think that also he's making a ton of money, so to sack him, probably not.

I think they're going to be okay.

For the federation.

I think he did well in the last game.

It was probably his best game.

He got his penalty, he created the penalty for Spain and then all the main threat for France arrived from the right side, even the goal, even if he wasn't involved.

But it's because the full-back is so, I would say, focused on marking that they leave a big gap between the full-back and the centre-back and Poirot can run in that gap and score a goal.

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