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What were the hosts' first reactions to Spain beating Argentina in the World Cup final?
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I know you all watched it. I know you did. It was miserable. I didn't enjoy any of it. I did enjoy the fight at the end, actually. The fight at the end was ridiculous. It's one of the most ridiculous things I've seen in football, let alone a World Cup final. Leandro, Leandro Paredes. Yeah. Oh, my golly gumdrops. You are going to get some sort of ban, mate. We're going to go for all of that today. Spain-worthy winners. Well done, mate. We're all absolutely buzzing, aren't we? Because we were all secretly sneaky Spain fans last night. Boys, how are we doing? Good weekend? Wonderful, thank you. Yeah? Yeah, really, really good.
Superb.
Superb?
Yes.
Summertime festival in Northampton. Brilliant. All right, do you want to quickly, just quickly, Tozer had a bit of beef yesterday at home. And do you want to quickly just tell everybody listening and watching what this beef was like? He probably doesn't. Gosh, I don't really want to talk about it. Just real quick. A bit of beef with my neighbour.
Top line, go on. Top and bottom line, falling out of my neighbour. Why?
Possibly because of World Cup being on in the garden. Right, so I'll back you here. I'll stand in your corner, okay? It's the World Cup. People just have to understand that for this short five-week period that we might make a bit of noise. We might be watching football in the garden. It's as simple as that, right? And the Navy didn't take kindly to it.
No. It was more the manner in which it was dealt with. It wasn't great. So, yeah. That's all I can say.
Right, let's move on. I bear in mind. Let's move on. I bear in mind. We've seen him after a skimful. Yes. Go on. You're not quiet.
You're not a quiet man. Anyway. What did you think of the final last night, mate? Boring.
How did the hosts debate Argentina’s tactics and Paredes’ dismissal?
I thought Wayne Rooney probably summarised the whole of it very well by saying, especially that halftime thing, show thing, was crap. Yep. I just thought football was the winner. which is the great thing about it. And for me, honestly, I was watching the game. Before the game, I had no grudge against Argentina. I'm a Messi fan. I wanted Argentina to win the game. And then for some reason, 60th minute, I just completely switched. I said, I've had enough of this. I've had enough of Argentina. They're doing my head in. It's so anti-football. They're just trying to do everything they can to make it ugly, which I know they have done. We lost against them, you know.
We got beat by that. Yeah, we did. And we've not applauded them, but in the past said... Listen, they did what they did to get the job done. They won dirty and they were streetwise and we weren't. But this kind of just felt like, come on, like a step too far. And the ref should have kind of got hold of it a bit more.
It was that early tackle by McAllister, wasn't it? That early tackle. Yeah, if you're going to let that one go. Because when he did it, I thought, ooh, this might even go to VAR. He might even have to look at it for a possible red here. Possibly. Didn't even give a yellow.
Bear in mind, like... How inconsistent can the referees be as well? You think Declan Rice for a high foot against Mexico in the first minute of the game gets a yellow card and he doesn't get a yellow card for that.
And I know every ref's different. Yeah, I'm not having it. I'm not having it. Yeah, I was... I don't mind Argentina being Argentina and doing what they need to do to win games.
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Chapters
7 chapters
1
What were the hosts' first reactions to Spain beating Argentina in the World Cup final?
0:22–2:33
2
How did the hosts debate Argentina’s tactics and Paredes’ dismissal?
2:33–28:20
3
Why do the panel argue Rodri belongs among Spain’s all-time midfield greats?
28:20–38:53
4
How did Spain’s youth development and player roles influence recent tournament success?
38:53–41:28
5
Why are England’s tactical identity and managerial decisions under scrutiny after the final?
41:28–47:38
6
Which World Cup quiz questions and trivia did the hosts cover live?
47:38–54:52
7
What light-hearted topics and closing notes wrap up the livestream (jet-washing, formats, next shows)?
54:52–1:12:23
Speakers
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