World Cup Latest & Diomande Rumors | The Breakfast Wrap
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What are the latest updates on the World Cup?
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Yeah, I was fucked, yeah. I mean, there was a lot of militaristic, we have to get out of this house this morning, trying to explain.
Oh, God. That's us.
That's us, yes.
That's how it works, unfortunately.
Go on. Trying to explain to the baby, Mammy's got to do a live broadcast with Neil Atkinson and Craig Hannon. He doesn't understand that.
Doesn't understand that at all. But you manage your militaristic sort of profile. Craig Hannon, late. No, 8.30pm. 8.30 on the dot.
What traffic challenges are discussed in Liverpool?
This is the Jim Miller discussion.
Is the 8.30 late? Is it on time? I say on time. I even managed to get myself a little cup of tea.
Well, what I would say is, to be fair to Craig Hannan, right now on the traffic website that I go on, it is the darkest red. I'm on AA.com. It's the darkest red I have ever seen. It's along the strands coming down up at Parliament's. It's good I wasn't telling Porgy's name. No, it's the darkest red. It's like they've gone, no, we need even redder at this point. That is how the traffic is there right now in Liverpool city centre. That's an area you've got to watch out for. All of Smithdown Road leading into Upper Parliament Street is also a nightmare.
How do the hosts feel about their World Cup viewing experiences?
Did you live that one as well?
I did not, no. I did not. I was straight through until the Strand. I was actually smug. I would describe myself as Amelia levels of smug as I got onto the Strand. And then as I got onto the Strand, they realised I'm not that smug.
and actually I may be late but I wasn't I was on time you were on time depending on your definition there's some more there's good news on the traffic near Ipswich from Paul Goldburn after the incident last week things have and it's the incident in inverted commas things have cleared up near the cow fields and Jim's Burgers is doing two for one specials this lunchtime excellent to know Two for one.
Ipswich, having gone to Ipswich last season, it was quite the night out, quite the place. What happened in Ipswich when you were out? It's not things we can say on the breakfast wrap. Maybe the late night version. The breakfast wrap by night. The late night version of the breakfast wrap.
What insights do the hosts share about Yan Diomande?
Yeah, yeah. A lot of madness, but we enjoyed ourselves.
Wonderwall was involved, wasn't it? Can you at least tell the Wonderwall story, if I remember rightly?
There was a DJ playing a drum and bass version of Wonderwall. And there was... Hanno had a word.
He actually went up and had a word.
Do you know what? If it was a full nightclub and everyone was enjoying it, I wouldn't have. But there were seven people on the dance floor. And I felt like I should say, what are you trying to achieve here by Wonderwall? And he was like, okay, mate, no worries. And then he put on another Indian drum and bass afterwards. I was like, this hasn't gone through. There was much more madness than that.
What are the implications of Chelsea selling Cucurea?
Yep.
Excellent stuff. Paddy Allen's been on to say that the traffic in Roquefort is flowing smoothly, but the weather's threatening to make things difficult. It says here. Oh, hang on. We've got one. Dave Miney says the light by the pierhead is staying red, which could be one of our core issues here. So that would suggest a thing or two as to why this is happening and goes from there. Gareth Matthews says the Sydney Sharks are biting and the local kebab shop is weirdly shut, but the Australians seem upbeat in some reason. He also says to say to Amelia that he used to work in Cwmbran.
Oh, nice. Excellent pronunciation, by the way.
Thank you very much indeed. I can say the name of your son. And go from there.
How do the hosts view the potential of Liverpool's new manager?
Traffic in Perth in Australia is about to get all banked up all afternoon and evening, but it's cheap fuel Tuesday. I didn't know they did that. That's so Australian, isn't it? Honestly, they're raffling the meat on the Monday. The fuel gets reduced in price on the Tuesday. That's what they're about over there. That's what they're sorting out. Loads and loads of that to come all the way through the show. What else have we got? We've got actually a little bit of Jamie Carragher speaking to Jim Johnson for the podcast Football for Breakfast.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What are the latest updates on the World Cup?
0:00–0:41
2
What traffic challenges are discussed in Liverpool?
0:41–1:18
3
How do the hosts feel about their World Cup viewing experiences?
1:18–2:04
4
What insights do the hosts share about Yan Diomande?
2:04–2:39
5
What are the implications of Chelsea selling Cucurea?
2:39–3:25
6
How do the hosts view the potential of Liverpool's new manager?
3:25–4:19
7
What are the expectations for Liverpool fans this season?
4:19–5:07
8
What reflections do the hosts have on the history of Liverpool FC?
5:07–56:28
Speakers
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