ENGLAND WIN AS BELLINGHAM & KANE DESTROY CROATIA
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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
All right, ready?
What were the initial reactions to England's victory over Croatia?
Ladies and gentlemen, I42 would not want to be a Croatia fan right now. By the way, how funny is it that after every goal in the stadium, they played the Darts song? Yeah, they've done their research, haven't they? Yeah, they've done their research. We're off the back of going to the AT&T Stadium in Dallas. No, wrong.
Don't call it that. It's the Dallas Stadium. They've covered all the branding. Yeah, well, they've had to change all the names of the stadium.
Wait, but that's actually what it's called, though, isn't it?
It's the AT&T Stadium, but for the World Cup, it's called the Dallas Stadium.
Sorry, apologies to the AT&T Stadium. It's currently called the Dallas Stadium. We're off the back of going there and watching England absolutely rifle Croatia 4-2. It should have been about 6-2.
I will say, walking through the doors there, it was one of the most mind-boggling things I've ever seen. I've been to many stadiums at this point, but you walk in and it's the immediate stadium you see. It's so huge and it's so steep.
Genuine question, we're fans of obviously a lot of... places in the UK in terms of like football stadiums. I think there's a lot of stadiums in the UK that are brilliant football stadiums. Is that the best stadium you've ever been to? By far and away, that is the best ground I've ever been to.
I don't think it's the best football stadium. It's a great, it's a fantastic stadium. And it converts into stadiums. Nah, mate, come on.
If you can't see the pitch, you can see the full...
I genuinely don't know how to express it.
That screen is about 150 metres wide.
I think that's what ruins it though for a football stadium. I don't know how to express it. For me, it's an unbelievable stadium. But it's like, if I'd rather go to any stadium in England.
You could see everything. 75.
No, but I don't know what it is.
How did the stadium experience impact the fans' enjoyment?
But there's less... There's less, I don't know. It's great, but it's too big.
I think it's just too big.
You know what, obviously when you guys were, I was there like three hours before kickoff. When I walked in, it was complete, no, it was empty. Not a soul in the stadium. Oh, really? It was the most weirdest thing I've ever seen.
You were the first person in.
Of course, because you went onto the pitch, it's very different. No, no, no, just walking in the stadium and seeing, I didn't know it was going to be indoors until I saw it.
Or it's too hot otherwise.
It's way too hot otherwise. Hydration breaks. Bro, it's cold in the stadium.
They AC'd the stadium, that's why.
So today in Dallas it was about 35 degrees. It's like they played at the O2. Yeah.
That's how it felt. So if you're watching this, if you watch the game at home, boys, basically as soon as the hydration break happens, there's an echo and a massive amount of boos around the stadium, which I love. It's because it is just bullshit. Like, There's no need for a hydration station in a fucking aircon. There's no need for a hydration station when you have aircon, is there? It's fucking cooler than when they play at all.
There's been a lot of stick about Americans and their fans and their stadiums. How did you boys find the American fans and stadium in general?
I will say, surprisingly a majority of that crowd right are americans with english football tops yeah it was the weirdest it's so strange will and i and obviously lewis as well wanted to do a short form which will be out on the channel at some point with english fans outside the ground beforehand we're rocking up to people going do you want to be on pitch side can we do a short form with you their response is like oh i'm not sure man i'm like what you're you're in the beckham top
What's going on here? They're all Americans. They're all in English.
Yeah, literally. I don't understand it. I'm pretty sure this entire tournament, they're all just neutral friends. They have no idea about the World Cup. Yeah. They have no idea.
They just need to support whoever's playing.
Yeah, they're like, yo, this World Cup's pretty rowdy, guys. And a crazy amount of Mexican shirts in that stadium today.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–0:01
2
What were the initial reactions to England's victory over Croatia?
0:01–1:44
3
How did the stadium experience impact the fans' enjoyment?
1:44–9:52
4
What were the standout performances from the England players?
9:52–11:26
5
How did Harry Kane's penalty technique affect the game?
11:26–15:25
6
What role did Jude Bellingham play in the match?
15:25–19:39
7
How did the team's tactics change from the first to the second half?
19:39–26:28
8
What does the future hold for England in the tournament?
26:28–29:18
Speakers
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