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What was the Shaw ad and opening banter before the World Cup discussion?
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How are you? Hopefully, you've all settled down after England's dismal, dismal exit at the hands of Argentina, where we laid on our back, got it tickled, and went, see you later.
Silly England. You've been in talk sport this morning, haven't you?
Yeah, I've been down and back to London already today. So you were in with Sean Dyche and Geoff Stellar? Yes, I was. What's the chatter from Sean Dyche about England? Sean Dyche, obviously being a manager, he's still good at pulling the tin hat on and backing the managers like I would back a goalkeeper. So he's not slaughtered him? No, so he's not slaughtered him. But in fairness to him, I think he could probably understand it from a manager's perspective a little bit more. Of course. which is probably understandable, isn't it? But Deitchie's top. He's absolutely top class. He talks for England. Any question Geoff Stelling asks, he goes straight away because he cannot help himself. What about Deitchie for England?
I mean, he could stick with Dan Byrne up front, couldn't he? Do you know what? He got asked on the show, actually. He said, Deitchie without a job at the minute. Scotland haven't got a manager.
Why do the hosts blame tactical choices and Harry Kane after England’s Argentina loss?
If Scotland were to come knocking, would that be something you'd be interested in? And he went, no, I don't think so. No, I don't think I would. I think he's quite happy and he's enjoying himself doing what he's doing. He's doing a lot of media stuff, but he's in good form, very good form. Yeah.
Dust's settled now a little bit, lads. A little bit. So what's... What's your kind of way of thinking now a couple of days after, Watto?
Yeah, I'm still raging about it, if I'm honest with you. The point I wanted to make, and I realised driving home on Wednesday after the match, is the fact that they'd got two centre-halves on a yellow card and we've got Harry Kane two yards outside our box. Surely, if we'd have gone for it at that point, which is the same old story, but even on a booted clearance, not a quality ball, and we've got some pace, just nick it past one of them two centre-halves, they're down to ten men.
I've been sending Motto... Do you see all these tactical masterclasses on Instagram and YouTube where it's a coach, it could be some kid at home, but some people that fancy themselves. There are some clever people out there. There are. And this is what I've been trying to do. So I've been sending Motto a load and going... listen, is this rubbish or are they kind of legit? And Watto will be like, yeah, this is good, but that's absolute rubbish. And the one thing I've noticed from YouTube, Instagram, no one seems to be picking up on the obvious point that Watto made was that that 2v1 with Harry Kane, everyone seems to be blaming Elliot Anderson for leaving the edge of the box. But he had to, didn't he, Watto?
Yeah, he got left because I think it was Spence. He's doing doggies here because he's doing two and a half jobs. One and a half jobs, sorry, because Kane's not come. And then that's why Anderson comes across because he knows he's got to do one and a half jobs. And it's just a domino effect of not getting the right movement and person in situ. If Kane would have come from the first zone and just dropped up and locked on like he should have done, would have been two for two. and then somebody else would have released, and you'd have still been fixed on the edge.
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Chapters
7 chapters
1
What was the Shaw ad and opening banter before the World Cup discussion?
0:24–2:04
2
Why do the hosts blame tactical choices and Harry Kane after England’s Argentina loss?
2:04–19:07
3
Should England change goalkeepers or rest players for the third-place play-off?
19:07–44:07
4
Why is the Norway World Cup shirt sold out and why will it be iconic?
44:07–44:29
5
Which transfer rumours and signings are discussed for Villa, United and Bournemouth?
44:29–49:27
6
How do the hosts plan to change their live show format next season?
49:27–52:45
7
What World Cup quiz questions stump the hosts and which answers are revealed?
52:45–1:13:11
Speakers
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