OUR WORLD CUP TEAM OF THE TOURNAMENT SO FAR
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Ladies and gentlemen, welcome back to Pitchside. And we are joined once again by the wonderful Tommy G back in Ogletown.
Woo!
Good to see you, mate. How have you been?
Great shirt. How have you been? Yeah, pretty good. Just maxing, relaxing, ain't too taxing. You know what I mean? You look really good today.
It's come with new catchphrases.
I like it.
It's like we've just unlocked a new version of Tom.
It's Ali G. Ali G. From Ali G. I'll just copy everything from that. Sorry, I'm trying to get this fucking thing off of Stanley. He's having a go at me. Right, okay, now we can talk. Oh, no more labels. No free brand deals.
What do you want to know? Well, I want to know this, Tommy G, all right? Not only are the group stages over, all right? Guess what started? The knockout. But before we get on to that, I want to know, Tom. What was your thoughts on England being in the group stages? Have you been impressed by it? Do you think job done, seven out of nine points, a goal again for Harry Kane, I think is a pretty good job, unlike Reeves' opinion. What's your opinion, Tom?
Yeah, I mean, obviously, we briefly discussed this yesterday, but I'm just... No, we didn't. No, I mean privately. We had a private chat.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
We had a private Skype.
uh i think i'm i'm completely fine i'm i'm happy i'm still pretty i still think we're gonna do what i thought semifinals win it oh yeah i want to address um some of the the fans back home commenting loads of shit on the last england review point we're like yeah go reeve yeah yeah it is and complain and agree and like i don't understand how that's the um the common opinion to be really pessimistic when we just talk
No, I think the general opinion can be people can be frustrated in the performances, but obviously you still win the game.
What do they actually expect, by the way?
How did England perform in the group stages of the World Cup?
Because bear in mind, we haven't actually won the World Cup in 60 years.
You have to understand, right, with the English fans, and again, I don't know if it's true with every national fan base, it's very different to club fan bases where people are like, they'll defend their club till the hilt. With England, there's a lot of people who have a lot of, like, pre-set agendas. For example, a lot of people don't like Tuchel being the manager. Yeah. I don't think any national manager should be foreign. That's just my opinion on national... That's by the by. However, I'd rather be wrong and England win it, whereas other people would rather be like, see, told you. If England would have won each game 4-0, right... Some people would have said, well, we haven't had a competitive games.
How are we going to prepare for Brazil? So no matter what England would have done, people would have found a way to be negative or slate it. The bottom line is they've done the job. They've topped the group. And we've seen other teams who haven't topped the group, like Portugal and that, have now got a really tough tie.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What insights do the hosts share about investing in football?
0:00–2:40
2
How did England perform in the group stages of the World Cup?
2:40–6:09
3
What are the hosts' opinions on England's chances in the knockout stage?
6:09–7:35
4
What criticisms do fans have about the England football team?
7:35–11:19
5
How do the hosts evaluate the performance of key players like Harry Kane?
11:19–14:47
6
What are the standout moments from the World Cup so far?
14:47–17:14
7
Which teams are considered dark horses in the tournament?
17:14–20:05
8
What predictions do the hosts make for the upcoming knockout matches?
20:05–49:22
Speakers
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