Spain Win the World Cup, Messi’s Farewell & Jude Joins the Elite! | Stick to Football EP 144

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Gary Neville 0:00
Just before we get started, I just wanted to say a big thank you to our partner Skybet, and please don't forget to subscribe if you like. I hope you enjoy this episode. Next World Cup in Spain. Yeah, there you go. I'm almost a resident. I'm almost a resident of the country. Yes, Jack. Boom. Here's the two. Look, we just have to buy them off with strawberry milkshakes. We just have to buy Roy and Righty off with short strawberry milkshakes. Simple as that.
Jamie Carragher 0:35
Nice. Yo, guys, how we doing? Right. Right. I was here. What was up? I'm so excited.
Gary Neville 0:46
Exactly. You shake, shack, milkshake.
Jamie Carragher 0:49
Yeah. Shake, shack, milkshake. It's easy for some people to say.
Gary Neville 0:54
Oh. I'm going to get out while we are... Is that his way? No.
Jamie Carragher 1:00
Because tramps like us... You have no chance of getting in. OK.
Gary Neville 1:05
Baby, we were born to run. Well... A bit of happiness, a bit of sadness, a bit of everything.
Jamie Carragher 1:19
Yeah. I'm delighted that Argentina didn't win. I'm sad because I didn't like to see Messi crying like that. You saw what it meant to him. But I'm kind of happy for Spain.
Yeah.
Jamie Carragher 1:32
And I don't think that the way Argentina played today, I think maybe the three different extra time games, 120 minutes, Messi played all of those. It's just done, isn't it? It's finished.
Gary Neville 1:44
Both the centre-halves going off.
Jamie Carragher 1:46
Going off, yeah, you know.
Gary Neville 1:48
Fernandes getting sent off.
Jamie Carragher 1:49
Well, that's just crazy.
Gary Neville 1:52
They had a lot go against them, to be fair.
Jamie Carragher 1:54
Yeah, but you say go against them, that's not going against them. No, no. He's just crazy. No, what I mean, if you're the manager, you'd be like, you're two centre-halves go off and one of your players that's experienced gets sent off, you're like... If Messi goes in the dressing room and if he's that player, to say to somebody what they've done, because he's the captain, and you're going to dig someone out, you're probably digging him out. You're on a yeller, what are you doing? Like I said, it's like Paredes. It's like they didn't care that they were on a yeller. It's like they knew something we didn't. It doesn't matter, we're not going to get booked. It was crazy, some of the challenges they were doing.
Jamie Carragher 2:27
It's crazy. Mmm, I love it.
Gary Neville 2:33
You're smart, Roy.
Jamie Carragher 2:36
You're smart. We said you'd just come in. Just went and had a fresh enough.
Ian Wright 2:41
Brought all my stuff back over.
Jamie Carragher 2:42
Did you?
Ian Wright 2:43
Everything.

How did Spain secure a dominant World Cup final win over Argentina?

Ian Wright 2:43
It took me five minutes.
Jamie Carragher 2:46
You'll be warm up on that roof. Let's have a feel of that. It's a great ball. I think I would have been a proper size one. Is that the size of one, that? Is this a real one? Because this is like plastic.
Ian Wright 3:02
Yeah, that's not real. The real one's got proper... Hey, it's a good topic. What position would you have been?
Jamie Carragher 3:08
I think I'd want to be a catcher. Is that a wide receiver?
Gary Neville 3:14
Can you have a defender out wide? You can, can't you?

Why was Lionel Messi’s emotional farewell a defining moment of the tournament?

Gary Neville 3:16
Obviously, yeah, I'd be a defender out wide. Oh, it's because you have to do those moves and then... Yeah, I'd be full back. I'll tell you what, by the way, my throw, I used to be able to throw it pretty well.
Jamie Carragher 3:25
Roy's got a better throw. Go on, let me see. No. No, that weren't a good throw.
Ian Wright 3:31
I'd be.
Jamie Carragher 3:32
That was rubbish.
Ian Wright 3:33
That was really bad. You notice, like, I've asked you your position and not one of you said what position. You know what I mean? What would you be? What would you be? What would you be? What would you be? What would you be? What would you be? Put all the money into women. I'd be on special teams or something like that.
Gary Neville 3:49
The kicker.
Kicker.
Gary Neville 3:52
Harry Kane wanted to be a kicker, didn't he? He did, yeah. He did, yeah.
Ian Wright 3:56
Did he do some training with you?
Jamie Carragher 3:57
He could probably do it. I think he did training with the Patriots. You'd have to think that that's because he's aged now. Could you imagine? He could probably do that, couldn't he?
Gary Neville 4:06
No. Right.
Jamie Carragher 4:07
He could kick it. He's got the power. He could probably do it, Harry Kane.
Gary Neville 4:19
Ballon d'Or, Champions League, Euros, World Cup. That is like the completion of football. Congratulations, Rodrigo.
Jamie Carragher 4:25
Unbelievable. What are we doing? Show us what we're doing.
Gary Neville 4:29
That's mind-boggling, that. You can't kick a World Cup final off late. I mean, you've literally had four years to plan for it.
Ian Wright 4:34
We're dealing with America and anything goes.

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