THE HERD – HOUR 3 – More on LeBron James' "In-decision" 

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The Herd with Colin Cowherd 44 min 6 speakers 6 chapters transcribed 2 months ago
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Jason McIntyre 2:46
How lucky are we on this show? We got to talk to Derek Ray recently, and he's back. Fox Sports soccer announcer has called games at every World Cup since 1990. Derek, thanks for taking a few minutes here to join us again. I'm just curious. The Spain 1-0 win over Argentina, not exactly thrilling in the finale. What were your thoughts on the match? Hi, Jason. Thanks for the invitation once again. It was not a great final. It wasn't a wonderful spectacle, but I'm not sure it was ever likely to be. And I remember on Sunday, actually just thinking back, talking with a few friends and saying, this for me reminds me a bit of the 1990 World Cup final, West Germany, as they were at the time, against Argentina. And it was a very 1990-esque
Jason McIntyre 3:37
performance from argentina i don't totally blame them because i think it was the only chance they actually had of winning that final against spain it was always going to be a lot of spain possession and argentina were going to struggle to get the ball off them and it was a matter of staying in the game grinding it out and trying to either nick a goal perhaps from a set play perhaps from a moment of messy magic or more likely penalty kicks Didn't go that far. The right team won. I think anybody of fair mind would say that. I am just curious. Argentina was so dirty. Can I say that? I don't know. It just felt like they weren't really playing soccer. And like you said, they were just trying to muck it up.
Jason McIntyre 4:19
I don't know. I want to say Argentina, I thought, got lucky, Derek. I'm sorry. I think they got lucky to beat England. They got lucky to come back against Egypt. They're calling that, by the way, the biggest comeback in World Cup history, given the time and deficit.

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