SIR HARRY KANE SAVES ENGLAND AGAIN
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Guys, for once, we got to sing it again.
Not a single drink has been consumed for this podcast. Not true. Well, to be fair, there's not really been. Well, Lewis has had one. Me and Reeve had none.
Guys were totally sober for once. I mean, for us, it was early in the morning. We can look back on the game with total mental clarity.
Early in the morning at 12 o'clock midday. We've listened to your feedback, and we aren't drunk. No, you're not. Yet. Yeah, not yet. Come on, England! I feel like it was a game of four quarters. Oh, like every game in the World Cup. And by the four quarters, I mean the hydration breaks. Let me sip my coffee.
Yes. Where do we start? Should we start chronologically or should we start with emotions? I think we start with the positive news.
We're into the round of 16, guys. And let's not have any stick because we were brilliant for about 60 minutes. And that's all that matters because that won us the game. Yeah, so we're starting with emotions, not chronologically. I feel emotionally and physically drained after that experience. At one point, Lewis goes to us, he goes, I'm shaking, I'm not sure if it's the celebration or the drink.
Lou has this thing where if it goes past 70 minutes, he opens his British Airways app and books a flight home. Coming from you, mate, you had to trip to Magaluf right up.
No, if we went out. But once it's in 70 and you're losing, 70 is like, it feels different than 67, you know what I mean? What did we keep saying though, Lou? We kept saying it's coming. It's coming. And guess what happened, Lou? What happened? It did come. It did come. It came. It all came because of one person, though. Anthony Gordon. Anthony Gordon, you have officially arrived.
You have arrived. Did you hear on commentary? Did you hear on commentary? They were like, Oh, the Barcelona left wing playing so well.
He did actually come on and change the game.
What do you think he did differently, Lewis?
He actually ran forward because Rashford pissed me off the moment he was going back. Rashford was running forward. He had a chance. He could actually beat, not only match, but beat Wan-Bissaka for pace. And also, the rare thing from Gordon, which I thought was interesting. The rare thing I thought from Gordon. Normally his end product was bad. His crosses were actually good quality. He improved in that way. To add to that, I actually thought Rashford did do the running. I actually thought the difference was the quality. Rashford was actually getting balls into the box. They just weren't of quality that someone could get on the end of it. That was the difference. Gordon managed to get the ball onto Harry's Kane head.
Onto Harry's Kane head.
Well, on the topic of Harry Kane, I would say I owe you an apology, but this is what we want from him. I wanted... No, we want to hear an apology.
What emotions did the hosts experience during the England match?
What do you mean?
Say sorry to Harry Kane.
Say sorry to Harry Kane. Absolutely not.
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Chapters
7 chapters
1
What are the key insights from the episode's introduction?
0:00–0:26
2
How does the discussion connect football and investing?
0:26–3:43
3
What emotions did the hosts experience during the England match?
3:43–6:04
4
How did Anthony Gordon impact the game against Congo?
6:04–8:28
5
What are the hosts' thoughts on Harry Kane's performance?
8:28–11:47
6
How did the team perform defensively against Congo?
11:47–21:01
7
What concerns do the hosts have about the upcoming match against Mexico?
21:01–38:17
Speakers
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