17 Burst results for "Donna Roma"
Men In Blazers
"donna roma" Discussed on Men In Blazers
"But not the order. Oh, there's few better ways to begin a podcast than by screaming that. This is rod and you are listening to European nights presented by paramount plus the show, the loves football played under the floodlights almost as much as Karim Benzema does, and as ever, I'm joined by the Pep Guardiola to idea go Simeone the Raquel may to my route one Archie barge to New York Times chief soccer correspondent and the man who's been to my good luck charm. He loves to score champion Zeke hat tricks when you're in the stage of Rory. What was it like to be there to witness this madness again? Yeah, and I'm starting to regard myself as Karim Benzema's muse to be honest. I think that's the only that's the way that the evidence points. There's no other conclusion to be reached. It was extraordinary. This one was probably a better hat trick than the one that he started against PSG a few weeks ago. The power in the first header, but the artfulness of the second one. The way he took the pace out of the ball and trilled it beyond eduard mendy. Third one, Mindy presented to him on a plate, which was very nice of them. But similar to Donna Roma, but that's tearing Benzema, Karim Benzema mates, goalkeepers do weird stuff, and that's why a useful trait to have. He is, he's a brilliant footballer to watch in the flesh. He's an absolute pleasure to watch. Kareem the dream became just the second player to score hat tricks in back to back knockout games. The other one was that cell phone smasher named Cristiano Ronaldo Benz has done the impossible and survive the curse of roger after last episode's deep dive. I will say this watching Chelsea, the reigning champs of Europe and the world, the fenestrated at home by Real Madrid. It was like watching the loudmouth guy in the bar turning around and running square into the chest of the buff bouncer who seen it all politic plus ten will have it all to do in Madrid this week. You'll be there at the Bernabeu in person to witness it live after the final whistle last week. He said the toe was over. It's not there, is it? No, not at all. I don't think it's that unrealistic to think that Chelsea can beat Real Madrid in Madrid. It's a tall order, obviously, and the Bernabeu is a special place on a Champions League night, but Chelsea, I think, have a higher ceiling than Real Madrid. So if Chelsea play two their best, they should win. The tide's not over, not a chance. Chelsea are far too good to write themselves off. I can understand why total said it, I think he was probably feeling emotional, quite annoyed. You don't want to be going into that tie with two dolls to make up. But at the same time, this isn't a vintage Real Madrid. One thing sure. As long as good luck charry Smith is in the building, Real Madrid will have nothing to fear. We're going to talk to the rest of this quarterfinal stage today..
Caught Offside
"donna roma" Discussed on Caught Offside
"Stood out then, but he was more, he still explores it, but he was way more as a youthful player, which is probably stands the reason. He was much more explosive. I think he's much more subtle now. I think he's just become a better finisher. And we often talk about, you know, strikers, there's a new era of striker where maybe the FSG model of, well, these hit 30 got to get rid of him, can't give him a new contract. If you look at those strikers that we've talked about, Ronaldo less or no, definitely in decline, but Lewandowski. Yeah, but Renato's also what 36? Yeah, right. If you're talking about 30 as the cutoff, you had a pretty good run after that. I would say. I'm not arguing that at all. But Benzema is in that category now of a guy where I don't care that he's 34. There aren't a bit many better finishers in the world than him right now. No, he just became the oldest player ever to register a hat trick in the Champions League. There's no sign of slowing down here. It feels like we're seeing the best version of him now. Speaking of slope in the space to do it. Speaking of slowing down, Luka Modrić, there was a moment in the second half that they're almost always in these high level games where there's something that sticks in your brain and it just encapsulates the difference between the two sides. And it's messy in a rare foray down the right hand side. Bursting away down the sideline and tracking him, relentlessly. Like a Croatian terminator. It's Lucca magic. Slides in, sliding tackle. What's Luka magic is not noted for these things. But the desire and the passion to get back and he whips the ball away and sends messy flying as well. And Ancelotti just nodding just nodding and satisfaction in the background. Wow. That was a moment for me. So let's go to the PSG side of it now. And you know, I think it's not an image that any of us got to see, but for me, the indelible image of this is what I picture in my head, the aftermath of this game, because you can just, you can sometimes get a sense of where a team is at mentally with sort of how they carry themselves in the immediacy of after a let down like this. And you mentioned JJ, they got trying to allegedly storm into the officials dressing room and pochettino. I raised crying. And then, meanwhile, that's going on because they're mad at foul wasn't called. But the guy who was involved in the play Donna Roma is in the locker room. Now, depending on what you read, potentially physically involved enough altercation with Neymar over that play and then done aroma is yelling at Neymar about his mistake after that. I mean, this is, this is just like an unbelievable meltdown on all levels. We should that we should be fair that the latest reports from both sides from the name are and the donner room camps is that that didn't happen at all and that was made up. Now, the fact that we'd even believe it would happen speaks to the nature of this squad and set up. I always felt it was too top heavy Andrew but, you know, there's part to me, I'm still a dreamer. I still believe that, you know, maybe in modern soccer where positional, we're building a team and building a team that functions as a whole is still important. But it is the most important thing. I still believe maybe if you just front load your team with the best players in the world, you can get through. It's going to be fine. You're right, but the only thing about that is yes, they and BAPE Neymar Messi up front on paper is it's obscene. But like, yeah, okay, it's front heavy because of how ridiculous they are, but it's not like there were bad players behind them. They went out and got done aroma on a free transfer after coming off of his player the tournament performance at the Euros. We talked about variety how highly we think of him in midfield, defensively. Marquinhos has been excellent for them. They went out and got hakimi. They weren't weak after that front three. They were, they were unbelievable up front and then really good behind them. I guess it's hard to figure out. I guess you can't do it. Part of it is you can't have two, three guys who are just not going to contribute on the other side of the ball anymore in the game. You just can't. And the second part of it is and it's apparent I would agree with you on. It wasn't just them that fell apart. It was those other players. It was what you would call the spine of the team, and it starts with Donna room, goes through the center box, but by the way, Hakeem hardly covered themselves in glory either. You know? Positionally, he wasn't great. And he's never okay, I don't know. I've never quite rated him as a defender. I always think he's better on that other side of the ball. But yeah, it wasn't just the front three. This is like a contagion that spread throughout the site. But they shouldn't, like as a unit, and that's I guess what they're not. Nor football team should fall apart Andrew and the manner that they did after conceding a goal. They just should not. No, of course not, but this is, this is kind of now woven into the PSG DNA. In the last decade, they've blown four first leg leads. No one has blown more in that time. Bars are next with three, which by the way means messy alone has four to his name..
ESPN FC
"donna roma" Discussed on ESPN FC
"Stood out then, but he was more, he still explores it, but he was way more as a youthful player, which is probably stands the reason. He was much more explosive. I think he's much more subtle now. I think he's just become a better finisher. And we often talk about, you know, strikers, there's a new era of striker where maybe the FSG model of, well, these hit 30 got to get rid of him, can't give him a new contract. If you look at those strikers that we've talked about, Ronaldo less or no, definitely in decline, but Lewandowski. Yeah, but Renato's also what 36? Yeah, right. If you're talking about 30 as the cutoff, you had a pretty good run after that. I would say. I'm not arguing that at all. But Benzema is in that category now of a guy where I don't care that he's 34. There aren't a bit many better finishers in the world than him right now. No, he just became the oldest player ever to register a hat trick in the Champions League. There's no sign of slowing down here. It feels like we're seeing the best version of him now. Speaking of slope in the space to do it. Speaking of slowing down, Luka Modrić, there was a moment in the second half that they're almost always in these high level games where there's something that sticks in your brain and it just encapsulates the difference between the two sides. And it's messy in a rare foray down the right hand side. Bursting away down the sideline and tracking him, relentlessly. Like a Croatian terminator. It's Lucca magic. Slides in, sliding tackle. What's Luka magic is not noted for these things. But the desire and the passion to get back and he whips the ball away and sends messy flying as well. And Ancelotti just nodding just nodding and satisfaction in the background. Wow. That was a moment for me. So let's go to the PSG side of it now. And you know, I think it's not an image that any of us got to see, but for me, the indelible image of this is what I picture in my head, the aftermath of this game, because you can just, you can sometimes get a sense of where a team is at mentally with sort of how they carry themselves in the immediacy of after a let down like this. And you mentioned JJ, they got trying to allegedly storm into the officials dressing room and pochettino. I raised crying. And then, meanwhile, that's going on because they're mad at foul wasn't called. But the guy who was involved in the play Donna Roma is in the locker room. Now, depending on what you read, potentially physically involved enough altercation with Neymar over that play and then done aroma is yelling at Neymar about his mistake after that. I mean, this is, this is just like an unbelievable meltdown on all levels. We should that we should be fair that the latest reports from both sides from the name are and the donner room camps is that that didn't happen at all and that was made up. Now, the fact that we'd even believe it would happen speaks to the nature of this squad and set up. I always felt it was too top heavy Andrew but, you know, there's part to me, I'm still a dreamer. I still believe that, you know, maybe in modern soccer where positional, we're building a team and building a team that functions as a whole is still important. But it is the most important thing. I still believe maybe if you just front load your team with the best players in the world, you can get through. It's going to be fine. You're right, but the only thing about that is yes, they and BAPE Neymar Messi up front on paper is it's obscene. But like, yeah, okay, it's front heavy because of how ridiculous they are, but it's not like there were bad players behind them. They went out and got done aroma on a free transfer after coming off of his player the tournament performance at the Euros. We talked about variety how highly we think of him in midfield, defensively. Marquinhos has been excellent for them. They went out and got hakimi. They weren't weak after that front three. They were, they were unbelievable up front and then really good behind them. I guess it's hard to figure out. I guess you can't do it. Part of it is you can't have two, three guys who are just not going to contribute on the other side of the ball anymore in the game. You just can't. And the second part of it is and it's apparent I would agree with you on. It wasn't just them that fell apart. It was those other players. It was what you would call the spine of the team, and it starts with Donna room, goes through the center box, but by the way, Hakeem hardly covered themselves in glory either. You know? Positionally, he wasn't great. And he's never okay, I don't know. I've never quite rated him as a defender. I always think he's better on that other side of the ball. But yeah, it wasn't just the front three. This is like a contagion that spread throughout the site. But they shouldn't, like as a unit, and that's I guess what they're not. Nor football team should fall apart Andrew and the manner that they did after conceding a goal. They just should not. No, of course not, but this is, this is kind of now woven into the PSG DNA. In the last decade, they've blown four first leg leads. No one has blown more in that time. Bars are next with three, which by the way means messy alone has four to his name..
Caught Offside
"donna roma" Discussed on Caught Offside
"Caught offside. With Edgar gundling and JJ davani. Oh. Yes. Caught offside. On the suburbs of New York City in an apartment in Brooklyn, New York, Andrew gundling, JJ devani. What's up, brother? Oh, I'm excited for this podcast, Andrew. Yeah, you're not kidding. This should be a lot of fun. We talked about it earlier in the week. And sure enough, in a little bit, second part of the podcast. I'm going to speak with a soccer legend from over in England. Ian Wright, who's actually in New York, currently. As part of the UK's great calling campaign, so we'll talk to him about that about arsenal about his time with England. We'll get into everything. With him. That should be, that should be really a lot of fun. Yeah, and everything else is happening in the world. It feels as if I don't know. This time last year with the Super League we thought it can't get busier than this. Well, it really can. Yeah, it really can. We'll talk obviously about the situation at Chelsea and what's now happening with the sanctions against Roman Abramovich and his frozen assets. It's so funny because we don't like, we don't soccer teams are so integral to communities and to like our lives are enjoyment. Like we watch, we don't think of them as an asset. Like it's, you know, it's not like it's not like a Rolex watch, but like they're an asset for Roman Abramovich. And when you freeze assets, they all get frozen. And Chelsea was not immune. No. And as Matthew said pointed out in a video that I think was some years ago, it wasn't just for love of football that Roman Abramovich bought Chelsea. There was a time when he may have had to put money into something where he could protect that money. And that place was Chelsea football club. And it is, it's hard to know exactly how this is going to change that club. But it will. It undoubtedly will, and a lot of those changes Chelsea are going to be feeling quickly. So we're going to talk about that shortly. I know there were some people asking us yesterday that wanting us to do an emergency pod for it. It was considered, but we knew we were recording today with Ian right, so we thought, you know what? We'll take a day. We'll digest it and we'll do all of it together on Friday podcast, which is where we are now, JJ. But we wanted to start with soccer. Real soccer. Kicking a ball on grass. Man running around. That's exactly what happened. A couple days ago in Madrid. Wow. What a Champions League night that was as Real Madrid. I think it'd have to say, I mean, I know it's Real Madrid. I know they're probably going to win, but it was stunning to watch how that played out. When PSG has a lead and they're playing the way that they were playing for roughly the first, what would you say, 60 minutes of that game? Yeah. You know, even though it was even though it was still there, it wasn't entirely out of reach. It sure felt like it for the vast majority of that game. And then you blinked your eyes and bang, gone. When Killian and bappe raced through for the off site goal that we thought was going to make a tuna, then we saw it was clearly offside. If I had told you at that point, this is going to swing rapidly in the other direction. In fact, it's going to be one of de gray collapses since the last great PSG collapsed 5 or 6 years ago in the new camp against Barcelona. You wouldn't have believed it. What had happened and this is one of the most memorable Real Madrid combat, but I mean, we've seen particularly in their years of dominance with Ronaldo. We've seen games where they should have been beaten, but they endured and they continued on in the knockout stages. But this game was it felt beyond them because I think in our naivety, we thought that PSG had moved on from this brittle, this brittle setup of players that they were beyond that, which was just a crazy thing to think, because it hadn't been tested. And the minute it was tested, they fell apart. At the seams. And it wasn't just the front three Andrew. It went throughout the team, from the goalkeeper to the center backs to the midfielders and to that front three who were anonymous. They only managed what. After the equalizing goal, one shot after that, it was a wave of white shirts getting forward. It was a spectacular collapse. It was. This will be the 18th quarter final appearance for Real Madrid. Only Bayern Munich have more with 20. So, you know, you wonder about this. How did they pull it off? How did this happen? You know, you touched on a couple of the things there. I would say, first off, for Real Madrid, a little bit of good fortune. And that's fair. That's not a knock against them, but Mbappé was not far off from having a hat trick in this game, if not for two relatively narrow offside calls. The right calls, I don't think anybody would debate them. But, you know, it's close. And he scored on them, and he's a tremendous finisher when he gets in space. His ability, JJ, just watching him. You know, I've seen him do this before. His ability to kind of like make the goalkeeper think that he's going like far post and then bring it back to the near post. He's such a unique fan. He opens his body up like you kind of think you know where that ball's going. His ability to kind of juke a goalkeeper is a something. In full flight Andrew, he's terrifying because he does this thing where he often just lets the ball run between his legs and he's doing his legs are doing the faking. The ball is kind of not involved. But if you go for it, he's gone by you. It'll suddenly become involved again. And Courtois was just sold a complete pop there. And he slides at home. And that's another element it is. When he's in that devastating form, by the way, we taught he had a foot injury. We all saw the footage of him getting stamped on, really didn't seem to affect him at all. But when he's in that kind of form, you'd think this is over. And you know, Caravaggio was so high, there was so much space in behind. It beggars belief that he ended up on the losing team. It really does. That's the other side of this too, which you kind of also touched on. You know, we've said this before about any number of teams. We've talked about it once with villa. I think we talked about it with arsenal before. And now we're talking about with PSG. It's just amazing how far you can go. If you just don't beat yourself, just be normal. Yeah. And like this is a comeback that doesn't happen, if not for some carelessness from the PSG goalkeeper, Donna Roma at the back, and then on the second goal, Neymar with a costly giveaway that sprung Real Madrid's attack back the other way, which led to the second goal. PSG has they've had 5 errors leading to goals in the Champions League since 2017, 18 four of them in knockout stage rounds..
ESPN FC
"donna roma" Discussed on ESPN FC
"Caught offside. With Edgar gundling and JJ davani. Oh. Yes. Caught offside. On the suburbs of New York City in an apartment in Brooklyn, New York, Andrew gundling, JJ devani. What's up, brother? Oh, I'm excited for this podcast, Andrew. Yeah, you're not kidding. This should be a lot of fun. We talked about it earlier in the week. And sure enough, in a little bit, second part of the podcast. I'm going to speak with a soccer legend from over in England. Ian Wright, who's actually in New York, currently. As part of the UK's great calling campaign, so we'll talk to him about that about arsenal about his time with England. We'll get into everything. With him. That should be, that should be really a lot of fun. Yeah, and everything else is happening in the world. It feels as if I don't know. This time last year with the Super League we thought it can't get busier than this. Well, it really can. Yeah, it really can. We'll talk obviously about the situation at Chelsea and what's now happening with the sanctions against Roman Abramovich and his frozen assets. It's so funny because we don't like, we don't soccer teams are so integral to communities and to like our lives are enjoyment. Like we watch, we don't think of them as an asset. Like it's, you know, it's not like it's not like a Rolex watch, but like they're an asset for Roman Abramovich. And when you freeze assets, they all get frozen. And Chelsea was not immune. No. And as Matthew said pointed out in a video that I think was some years ago, it wasn't just for love of football that Roman Abramovich bought Chelsea. There was a time when he may have had to put money into something where he could protect that money. And that place was Chelsea football club. And it is, it's hard to know exactly how this is going to change that club. But it will. It undoubtedly will, and a lot of those changes Chelsea are going to be feeling quickly. So we're going to talk about that shortly. I know there were some people asking us yesterday that wanting us to do an emergency pod for it. It was considered, but we knew we were recording today with Ian right, so we thought, you know what? We'll take a day. We'll digest it and we'll do all of it together on Friday podcast, which is where we are now, JJ. But we wanted to start with soccer. Real soccer. Kicking a ball on grass. Man running around. That's exactly what happened. A couple days ago in Madrid. Wow. What a Champions League night that was as Real Madrid. I think it'd have to say, I mean, I know it's Real Madrid. I know they're probably going to win, but it was stunning to watch how that played out. When PSG has a lead and they're playing the way that they were playing for roughly the first, what would you say, 60 minutes of that game? Yeah. You know, even though it was even though it was still there, it wasn't entirely out of reach. It sure felt like it for the vast majority of that game. And then you blinked your eyes and bang, gone. When Killian and bappe raced through for the off site goal that we thought was going to make a tuna, then we saw it was clearly offside. If I had told you at that point, this is going to swing rapidly in the other direction. In fact, it's going to be one of de gray collapses since the last great PSG collapsed 5 or 6 years ago in the new camp against Barcelona. You wouldn't have believed it. What had happened and this is one of the most memorable Real Madrid combat, but I mean, we've seen particularly in their years of dominance with Ronaldo. We've seen games where they should have been beaten, but they endured and they continued on in the knockout stages. But this game was it felt beyond them because I think in our naivety, we thought that PSG had moved on from this brittle, this brittle setup of players that they were beyond that, which was just a crazy thing to think, because it hadn't been tested. And the minute it was tested, they fell apart. At the seams. And it wasn't just the front three Andrew. It went throughout the team, from the goalkeeper to the center backs to the midfielders and to that front three who were anonymous. They only managed what. After the equalizing goal, one shot after that, it was a wave of white shirts getting forward. It was a spectacular collapse. It was. This will be the 18th quarter final appearance for Real Madrid. Only Bayern Munich have more with 20. So, you know, you wonder about this. How did they pull it off? How did this happen? You know, you touched on a couple of the things there. I would say, first off, for Real Madrid, a little bit of good fortune. And that's fair. That's not a knock against them, but Mbappé was not far off from having a hat trick in this game, if not for two relatively narrow offside calls. The right calls, I don't think anybody would debate them. But, you know, it's close. And he scored on them, and he's a tremendous finisher when he gets in space. His ability, JJ, just watching him. You know, I've seen him do this before. His ability to kind of like make the goalkeeper think that he's going like far post and then bring it back to the near post. He's such a unique fan. He opens his body up like you kind of think you know where that ball's going. His ability to kind of juke a goalkeeper is a something. In full flight Andrew, he's terrifying because he does this thing where he often just lets the ball run between his legs and he's doing his legs are doing the faking. The ball is kind of not involved. But if you go for it, he's gone by you. It'll suddenly become involved again. And Courtois was just sold a complete pop there. And he slides at home. And that's another element it is. When he's in that devastating form, by the way, we taught he had a foot injury. We all saw the footage of him getting stamped on, really didn't seem to affect him at all. But when he's in that kind of form, you'd think this is over. And you know, Caravaggio was so high, there was so much space in behind. It beggars belief that he ended up on the losing team. It really does. That's the other side of this too, which you kind of also touched on. You know, we've said this before about any number of teams. We've talked about it once with villa. I think we talked about it with arsenal before. And now we're talking about with PSG. It's just amazing how far you can go. If you just don't beat yourself, just be normal. Yeah. And like this is a comeback that doesn't happen, if not for some carelessness from the PSG goalkeeper, Donna Roma at the back, and then on the second goal, Neymar with a costly giveaway that sprung Real Madrid's attack back the other way, which led to the second goal. PSG has they've had 5 errors leading to goals in the Champions League since 2017, 18 four of them in knockout stage rounds..
ESPN FC
"donna roma" Discussed on ESPN FC
"Forget there's club bridge game. I mean, the four points at club Bruges to offer very well shading against teams at the bottom and the Champions League group stage. But they've been banging average by the squad that they have assembled, but all it takes one spark, one big team performance, one special night from that front three, depending on where Neymar's and that could change. And I think that's always the concern. I think on paper at the moment, doesn't likely. But by the time the knockout stages come around, yeah, the knockouts did just come around. Yeah. Whenever that is in a few weeks time or whatever, just could be a different story. I mean, you can't not see the potential champions. But what have you seen that's told you that? No. Absolutely nothing. But you can not Tom roe, you see, these are potential champions because if you get bumpy name off and messy, the potential for them to destroy any team is there. But there has to be potentially realized. Okay, so the opposite of that is you look at PSG. If you're any of those teams in goal, well, not worry about. Okay, they may have been Barbie, may I see an email, but there have been absolute garbage. But what he allowed? No. They potentially, if they can get it together, could win this. They could. Frank? Well, I just want to remind people that the always considered goals in Premier League in a League One sorry and in chambers league. But the only time where I think they normally should have lost that game, they kept the clean sheet against Manchester City and one to kneel. Tom last season, they normally should have lost against by a Munich and they won that game away from home. I think it was something like that. But it's possible everything is possible because in one second or two seconds those players are front can change the game because of the fantastic action. And if, for once, you know, the defense wants to work together with the midfield with midfielders and if you have a fantastic navas or Dona ruma, and you have more knots, they keep them beer at the back and start thinking about playing a three at the back. Everything is possible for Parisian jammer and they can be dangerous. Imagine the play against Manchester United. They can win against Manchester United. I think my God. No, no, I understand that, Frank, but we're talking about Manchester City. We're talking about Chelsea, we're talking about Bayer Munich. We're talking about Liverpool. The real world. The bit Manchester city. You can not play against me. It's the city, because they are already in a group stages. But the bit mesh is a city. I think they can beat Chelsea. They can be Juventus. And also can be Real Madrid. I'm sure in two games, in two legs, they can do so because the talent, but they can be destroyed as well. It's possible. But we're kind of stretching, and we're catching our straws a little Frank, and then what have you seen to suggest that despite that talent that they can come together on the day and do it? Because because those players have the talent to suddenly start working together and because of their individual talent, make the difference, that's it. And you don't know what the opponent is going to be in which the opponent is going to be as well. It's why I say it's football after all. It's a human sport. I guess like any other sport, but it's human. So everything is possible. It's alien sports, Don. I just don't trust them over two legs, Dan. I mean, I get what the lads are saying and they're right because they're just so unpredictable because they've got quality players at the top end of the pitch. You're always think they're going to turn it on. And then if they've got variety who's brilliant in midfield and marquinhos at the back and Donna Roma, you start trying to put little pieces together and hakimi at right back and you look at it and you go, God, they're brilliant. But then when you come up against a buy and machine or a Liverpool machine or a man city machine who could just keep the ball away from you, are the likes of mes you're going to track back in the important moments of the game. We'll end bate track back. We'll name our track back in the important game. Will they help their midfield? Can they grind something in the second leg? We all know they can turn it on against anyone because they're like the Harlem dope trotters are just brilliant technicians and amazing players and legendary players, but stick them up against a machine over two legs. I don't see it. And all will be revealed, of course, the knockout stages kick off in and February, just a reminder how that group finished. Manchester.
ESPN FC
"donna roma" Discussed on ESPN FC
"Would have been great if he said, you know what? You know what you can do, you know what? Yeah. Brilliant. Fair enough. You're not gonna do that though. You gotta take a photo with the Japanese bed with that one. No, too. Don, how criminal has the Chelsea propaganda machine being to allow georginio to place that highly in the Ballon d'Or rankings when he's not even top 5 in his club or country? Here we go. Chelsea proper Gander. What does Shaka obviously doesn't rate your junior? I don't know why you don't like him Shaq. I mean, you said, earlier, that can take Harry georginio to a Champions League win. Alongside Donna Roma, I thought it was at least best player in the Euros. I don't know why they dislike for him shock. I don't dislike Georgina. I just don't think he's in Ballon don't reckon. I think to the question there was this campaign lest by Chelsea and mobile by Italian football. Chelsea, I didn't tell she Chelsea contributed to get me wrong. Still, it's not just your genius. Is this kind of weird all of a sudden people campaigning? Joe was the same with Benson, aren't going interviewing it. I really don't understand why countries and clubs is camping off our Ballon d'Or. Which is a weirdest thing for me. And he's had an unbelievable 12 month georginio. No, you know, you win the league. I get that. I mean, it really has been an outstanding 12 months for him. But I don't, maybe.
Ringer FC
"donna roma" Discussed on Ringer FC
"And then go to one up. That was after Andre silver had missed a penalty. Not a great penalty at all. However, no, the thought did dawn on me during it. There are a few things that I would rather do less in this world than face John Luigi Donna Roma and a penalty. Especially when Donna has played against you and training. I swear and knows what you like doing. I swear a shadow loomed over the 18 yard box. That dude is huge. Is that even a gap in the goal? This is the thing actually, I thought about this. Is that actually? I've been interested in one thing like penalties that go high how he does a penalty because obviously he's with the Maguire thing. I think with people like that, you just have to go high. I mean, to be fair, Andre silver's penalty was not good. And it was such a perfect height for him. And he should have done better on the penalty. But savitz like got one at the end. Although don't remember almost got to that as well. Yeah, that's a really good penalty actually. It was really good Dan in the corner. I think Giorgio is happy, he's Italian. He doesn't have to win against it. And that is the match up the world wants to see. Just to get PSG. And I was like, no. Yeah, I want to see that. Without him, got a brace. Interesting little feature of a pivotal game for PSG where midfield has come up big, isn't it? Yeah, a lot of people have taken the heat off that front line. One album and Hakeem are two of my favorite signings only because they can plug into any team. It pretty much put her came in right out of any team, actually. And they plug and they plug a gap somewhere, I think. I agree that you can put both of them in any side. I think Hakeem is the one that obviously elevates. I think Ronaldo is a curious player in the sense that I think he's good, but I think he was someone who just got elevated in that Liverpool side because of the structure and the system and the coaching, I think. I think he's a type of coach's dream. A tactical coach's dream, yeah, do you know where he would have been really good actually is buy in? Yeah, yeah. He would have been super handy for buying. I think so. I think you can just pluck him in a midfield three, and he can really just knit things together think quite well. I think Narwhal would have loved him at Bayern. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah. I think the PSG thing. Everyone saw that GIF going round of when Leipzig had the ball and Neymar was tying.
Men In Blazers
"donna roma" Discussed on Men In Blazers
"To men in blazers on the nbc sports network from the embassy row studios and the crap pot of bedford new york and the crap. Part of the south folk of long island roach is the in places. Plus we back. Us men's soccer. We'd just acknowledge any of you listeners. Who watched the end of the golkar at around midnight eastern time and then again around three thirty to catch the pre-game phenomenal impact kickoff. You deserve some kind of mental thebe h found the spiritual so back on terra firma. Raja back in the united states of america from italy. It was my. It was a tour that was necessary for me off. The any bad. feeling of the euro's is gone. It went with my first shot of espresso. The at the roadside auto strada bridge. I love that country. I love everything about. It's at least just perfect. But that where were you. We just you and shalini stripping down to your speedo is running on a long beach. Connecticut win and i went on a boat. Trip went on a beautiful boat. The poke the christina auroras one of the belt built in the nineteen forties by by analysis. And it's where kennedy. I met a churchill on. That boat has amazing history beautiful And a friend ferry very generous friend of mine invited twenty four of his friends to join him on this boat and we cruised around the amalfi coast. Before i got there. The boat had been in sardinia where they will run into. Donna roma vacationing there. That's where all the italian noli americans like. Who's that summit. Yeah exactly say no. I think he's a real testament to the power of the euro's that suddenly all of my american friends know who donna rumor is. God i love the sound of this. But i think be water. Even i love walter. I love the launches. I love everything about the boat. Life is so good but yeah we're on the amalfi coast positano. Capri escora amalfi. All of those wonderful places and then we went up to where you would have really probably liked. You might have already been there. We went to lake. Como roach flew into milan. Went to lake. komo's that is just. There's nowhere like that. I've ever been in. My life is just magical. I can't wait to get back there again. You know what reminds me of late combing wool like michigan. Well they are. Both michigan is the deepest of the great lakes lake. Komo's the deepest of the deepest lake in the continent of europe. But i love lake. I like to think of lake michigan as the as the deepest intellectually one incredible planes. I was in chicago this weekend. Must spiritual homeland taking as you taking. My eldest son samson back to that magical kingdom for the first time in his life a trip that he called ahead of time the adventure that we've always talked about with a made me feel good that we would do in it and terrible because it was clear in talking about it for years and not been a man of action which really. Hey i don't. I don't like to talk about things and then they'll do them like this. This trip the joy of this chip truly reaffirmed think is particularly post cove. It everything we talk about in life. I might she. One of my focus is now. He's on china actually execute on it and my lord my lord we truly executed you do most of the things you talk about russia just sometimes like becoming an american citizen. Take to a very long time. I'm faith that. I don't do a pretty bad up paperwork. Say we that place. What julius mohammed. So many great. Pflp's across that city from the south to the north side. We ate the place up. Italian beef at owls deep dish pizza. P quads ribs. At the twin anchor lou mitchell's but the pentacle. Dave and it's thought about a law was throwing out saturday night the first pitch now chicago white sox it was it was. It's it's the truly terrifying moment when you're about to throw a first pitch our everyone you know. He's throwing the first pitch out tries to health full and gives you suggestions on how to because as you quite hard because amount is bizarrely through it. Three anti sent me a message. So ye which is on. The mound is really through your ticks off. That's why people through wild pitches rai. It's really hard if you if you you and i play cricket. We've never held the baseball to bloody wave thing today. Before i came to the ballpark i didn't practice just google first pitch which was a huge mistake at about four o'clock in the afternoon and the first thing you see mariah carey. Think she got about two feet off the mound before it hit the turf fifty cent wildlife. Dr fao j. I mean just completely. Shang walked to the mound aside. Please go don't let me found. She don't let me found she. Don't let me found and it did. I will say went totally magic. And it was so humbling to take the mound at comiskey park. I glimpsed as a fifteen year old. Who fell in love with the mighty white sox but they were kid watching the kid who is around the same age as i was when i started to make my own decisions by then and he's about to do that now. Might you know my decisions led me to move here to the united states in the lord knows where simpson's are going to take him. It's a reminder. Had your voice in my head. David that we're all on the conveyor belt of life in the simulation generally as a conveyor belt. Is that where you are. Now you giving up the vamp life you know just like nothing. What if it does we. We have this convenient now. I think everything matters and the convertible is still very much conveyor belt every single thing about. I'm at the point right now of yet. There's no free will. And it's all a simulation mainly because it just gives me a great end to multiple conversations that people have with me about why. I'm doing something a certain way. Or why did something or what. I'm going to do in the future. It's just it's a great conversation and his There's no free will and it's all just assimilation anyway. Fifty shankar's pitch wide left. She didn't after his first. Pitch it. what. We're all just a simulation. Well they did. They just had no other way to go and do it any other way and it was. It was built into the simulation somehow So shanks beautiful. Simulation is very very good. Relation football matches simulated. It's the women's soccer tournament at olympics. And definitely the gold cup without a doubt but i. I'm so glad you got to spend that weekend with samson. I know how much that city means to you. And obviously sampson exciting sama. Before he goes to college in the fall what a What a landmark. Even if there's no free will even at this is just a simulation. This is a very beautiful part of it. Roger was a hilarious moment where the white sox before went on gave me a year. White sox jersey with my name on the back and it like completely and utterly was so big. It just swamped me. Was i me. You suddenly wear it like a little kid. Wherein like grown-ups clothing. And i took it off and he just picked it up slipped on himself and it just fit in perfectly you just realize movement in life where your kids to surpass. She was a human being my movement that was about ten years ago but it was a reminder it was a reminder that movement and that is one of life's glory may all kids be better than a staving. Yeah without a doubt. Okay roach before we dive into this. Us salkin double bill. A quick word from the proud presenter of this podcast draft king sportsbook. Listen to this great offer. Place any pre event wager of just one dollar to be eligible to cash. One hundred dollars in free credits. If america wins any medal this year. I think they come up with these over the team. They sits around. Why is the makes it extraordinarily ridiculous author. We.
ESPN FC
"donna roma" Discussed on ESPN FC
"Here he is marino marino is an idiot it is not that he does not want to play. Well he's a bit normal that said he has been overwhelmed by the pressure. So that speaking in two thousand twelve from leaked audio by the way who is taping him. I was gonna ask that. I couldn't track down. Who was taping him As i put this together before the podcast i just stumbled upon it on on twitter He's not wait for this one with for this talk about slaying. The sacred cows of real madrid. He's not a real madrid goalkeeper. What can i say he never has been. He has been our biggest mistake. The problem is everyone loves him. I don't know he has so many people on his side but anyway he is one of the biggest frauds florentino perez on eaker casillas as a teenage boy played in the two thousand european champions league. Final like a legend of the club. Our biggest mistake so evil. Sometimes i get for this okay. There's a cow left to be slaughtered. Andrew he's a negative guy. He's destroying madrid and the morale of the players. So that people say it's not it's mood who are playing badly not rahul. It's terrible water. Bath kid he is. He's not going to play for madrid anymore. That is frontier florentino perez on rule in leaked recordings from two thousand and six which i mean. Didn't he leave in two thousand and eight. Four shulku right. Yeah yeah it was later than that again and legend appre renaldo club. Bona fida club legend. So don't you sometimes don't worry don't we. I think we all know people kinda like this. Where i sometimes want to say to someone like when you hate everyone. Maybe maybe you're the problem you like. All these people are bad. They're all the worst. They're all crazy. They're all insufferable like at some point. I just wonder like what is florentino perez. Like what if we got like the recordings of raul or rinaldo or marino or whoever on on florentino. He seems like joy. Yeah another recording of this from rt and other recording of peres capture going on the offensive against spanish media outlets markelle and television espinola. We have to win. The battle of america and television espanol and with that isolate them not alpes. Which does not be badly says what i like but they but dan director of afraid rather Reliable and the host of l. transistor on order on the sierra was a raimondo della. Dull marina so he was going after. The media's well meglomaniac yeah. He really is going to be more from this. I can't wait for the response. From the rinaldo camp. I'm kind of waiting for the response from the florentino camp. Yeah i can't wait for the you know. This was taken out of context. Excuse he's had some few months. Andrew really has had quite year while. Jj one other thing actually a couple of other things that just popped up here. That i wanted to mention first off yesterday. Of course it was announced officially that Gianluigi donna roma will be leaving a c milan and going to. Psg fresh off his man of the tournament performance at seem losing goalkeeper. Although they're bringing in liles keeper as a replacement so they were prepared for this but psg upgrading At a at an important position certainly and by the way on a free transfer incredible. How can that happen with a twenty two year old. Who of this of this quality. It's amazing will you talk. Ac milan fans and prior to the tournament. At least they were not Not best pleased with donna. Room behavior and the behavior of his agent. So this is not going to go over well. Espn afc tweeted a potential psg eleven and suggested they were favorites for the champions league and had a look at it. I ran my bdi across it andrew. And i like. I like a lot of it but They've donna roman gold. And we're gonna jump. Forward to the attack is neymar. And bob ed de maria. Okay the midfield variety perez and a juvenile them but the centrebacks considering the fullbacks kazaa and jimmy will be free much attacking. Imagine a kenyan particular and sergio ramos. Tono about that. I don't think. I love thy element like lots about this team locked in terms of its potency booked cambambe ramos. That's bales. that smells that has the stench of out in the semifinal May maybe but boy. The rest of that team is scary. Yeah on this one album. I mean not going to allow to do with as espn c. Have him as they do in. The center of park variety is going to be a busy busy boy and if album decides like he did against the czech republic not tracking back. Here baby Some of this though it's made a little bit more impressive when you consider like when we think of psg we think of wild spending and certainly that is a lot of how they built this club. however don aroma on a free one album on a free sergio ramos on a free. I mean that's yeah. Those are three key figures on that young man who hardly pay last season so hiding highly motivated for sure. Yeah raw is the question. Mark the compendious coming off about tournament. Yeah but i still think that he's a good player. Romo's is the bigger question mark for me not necessarily because of his talent. But i just wonder what is his availability at his age and like you said coming off a season where he was not able to stay healthy. Maybe he's just entering that part of his career and so then what do. Psg have after that if those their starting center hats i don't imagine their depth is all that impressive not week. That's the achilles heel certain. What about martinez surely mark. Oh yeah yeah. Yeah oh my god. They're really. i mean whoever. Where was it the red that could be favorites for the champions league. It's not crazy. I know it was one of one of espn fcc tweets over there. Hey you know big is emoji. Look at this team. They could be good kind of tweet. You know it's not an actual team. It's just speculation. of course all of it's speculation at this point but that team. I mean yeah the they are they are potentially scary look we can go through all the contenders for the champions league and probably find potential achilles heels so if those are psg if companion romo's are the biggest achilles heel team that has neymar pay upfront. That's okay. I could live with that a couple of others. Jj that just popped up. Your bruce dorfman have rejected. Chelsea's advances at erling haaland. I saw a report that in addition to a huge sum of money they were also going to be offering. Tammy abraham really. That's sweeten the deal Yeah greta to see chelsea continuing. You know what the solid policy of promoting from within giving you the chance. They had that summer. Where.
Caught Offside
"donna roma" Discussed on Caught Offside
"Here he is marino marino is an idiot it is not that he does not want to play. Well he's a bit abbott normal. That said he has been overwhelmed by the pressure. So that speaking in two thousand twelve from leaked audio by the way who is taping him. I was gonna ask that. I couldn't track down. Who was taping him As i put this together before the podcast i just stumbled upon it on on twitter He's not wait for this one with for this talk about slaying. The sacred cows of real madrid. He's not a real madrid goalkeeper. What can i say he never has been. He has been our biggest mistake. The problem is everyone loves him. I don't know he has so many people on his side but anyway he is one of the biggest frauds florentino perez on eaker casillas who as a teenage boy played in the two thousand european champions league. Final like a legend of the club. Our biggest mistake so evil. Sometimes i get for this okay. There's a cow left to be slaughtered. Andrew he's a negative guy he's destroying madrid and the morale of the players is so that people say it's not it's mood who are playing badly not rahul. It's terrible water bath. Kid he is he's not going to play for madrid anymore is frontier florentino perez on rule in leaked recordings from two thousand and six. Which i mean didn't leave in two thousand and eight four shulku right. Yeah yeah i'm b. It was later than that again. And legend appre renaldo club. Bona fida club legend. So don't you sometimes don't worry don't we. I feel we all know people kinda like this where i sometimes want to say to someone like when you hate everyone. Maybe maybe you're the problem you like. All these people are bad. They're all the worst. They're all crazy. They're all insufferable like at some point. I just wonder like what is florentino perez. What if we got like the recordings of raul or rinaldo or marino or whoever on on florentino. He seems recording of this from rt and other recording of peres capture going on the offensive against spanish media outlets markelle television. Espinola we have to win. The battle of america and television espanol with that isolate them not alpes. Which does not be badly says what i like but they but dan director of afraid rather Reliable and the host of l. transistor on order on the sierra was a raimondo della. Dull marina so he was going after. The media's well meglomaniac going to be more from this. I can't wait for the response. From the rinaldo camp. I'm kind of waiting for the response from the florentino camp. Yeah i can't wait for the you know. This was taken out of context. Excuse he's had some few months andrew he really has had quite year while. Jj one other thing actually a couple of other things that just popped up here. That i wanted to mention first off yesterday. Of course it was announced officially that Gianluigi donna roma will be leaving a c milan and going to. Psg fresh off his man of the tournament performance at allow losing goalkeeper. Although they're bringing in liles keeper as a replacement so they were prepared for this but psg upgrading At a at an important position certainly and by the way on a free transfer credible. How's that how can that happen with a twenty two year old. Who of this of this quality. It's amazing well you talk. Ac milan fans and prior to the tournament. At least they were not Not best pleased with donna room behavior and the behavior of his and so this is not going to go over well. Espn afc tweeted a potential psg eleven and suggested they were favorites for the champions league and had a look at it. I ran my bdi across it andrew. And i like. I like a lot of it but They've donna roman gold and we're going to jump forward to the attack is neymar and bob et de maria. Okay the midfield variety perez and a juvenile them but the centrebacks considering the fullbacks kazaa and Will be free much attacking. Imagine a kenyan particular and sergio ramos. Tono about that. I don't think. I love thy element like lots about this team locked in terms of its potency booked cambambe ramos. That's bales. that smells that has the stench of out in the semifinal May maybe but boy. The rest of that team is scary. Yeah on this one album. I mean we're not going to allow to do with as espn f c. Have him as they do in. The center of park variety is going to be a busy busy boy and if album decides like he did against the czech republic not tracking back. Here baby Some of this though it's made a little bit more impressive when you consider like when we think. Psg we think of wild spending and certainly that is a lot of how they built this club However don aroma on a free one album on a free sergio ramos on a free. I mean that's yeah. Those are three key figures on that. Yeah man who hardly pay last season so right hiding highly motivated for sure. Yeah raw is the question. Mark the compendious coming off about tournament. But i still think that he's a good player. Romo's says the bigger question mark for me not necessarily because of his talent. But i just wonder what is his availability at his age and like you said coming off a season where he was not able to stay healthy. Maybe he's just entering that part of his career and so then what do. Psg have after that if those their starting center hats i don't imagine their depth is all that impressive. Not that's the achilles heel certain. What about martinez surely mark. Oh yeah yeah. Yeah oh my god. They're really. i mean whoever. Where was it the red that could be favorites for the champions league. It's not a crazy. I know it was one of one of espn fcc tweets over there. Hey you know big is emoji. Look at this team. They could be good kind of tweet know not an actual team. It's just speculation. of course all of it's speculation at this point but that team. I mean yeah the they are they are potentially scary look we can go through all the contenders for the champions league and probably find potential achilles heels so if those are psg if companion romo's are the biggest achilles heel team that has neymar pay upfront. That's okay. I could live with that a couple others. Jj that just popped up. Your bruce dorfman have rejected. Chelsea's advances at erling haaland a report that in addition to a huge sum of money. They were also going to be offering. Tammy abraham really. That's sweeten the deal Yeah greta to see chelsea continuing. You know what the solid policy of promoting from within giving you the chance. They had that summer. Where.
The Steve Warne Project - Sports
"donna roma" Discussed on The Steve Warne Project - Sports
"A little bit in the plus side as well so the true so the pro side steve only is. I like it okay. That's why play golf. Because i really like it but it's just it doesn't fit in any other part of persons normal life steve. I used to have to lie all the time when i was going golfing. He stuff to make up a story either with my boss. Okay either with the family or some excuse to take. I wish it would been squashed. Forty five minutes boom in out you play at lunch and off you go well. I mean there's a lot of things to like. I mean that's an umbrella statement. I like it it's sort of simplifies. It oversimplifies it. There's lots of things to like underneath that versus. I don't like i. I like hanging out with the fellas having a pint. Although i've given up beer and chips. I saw that last night. So that's that's gonna be weird. I'm golfing on monday so or today. So that's gonna be kind of weird anyway Love the scenery love getting some exercise. All that under the. I like it so i think you get and i'm surprised to hear that. Take because you love golf so much. Well i do it just it just never it was. It was always stressful to play a game of golf there. you know. there's always okay got to be done by four guys do this. It's not going to go over all the kids something above anyway. You say yup absolutely okay. Let's jump into day. Biggest story in the sports world and i mean that from a planetary standpoint is euro twenty twenty coming to a close and what a final epic england versus italy and it all started not well for the english side fantastic. Stop cash coming back to the phones so that clip courtesy of tsn. Luke shaw the soccer version of a one timer what across by kieran tripper shock on staggers rival time in italy fails to pick him up in shaw sick. They're waving his arms to get triggers attention but it looked like he saw them all the way and shaw rifles home. A shot off the post in an england takes a one nil lead early and that seemed to be well. That seemed to be a pretty good harbinger for the english side. But by the sixty fifth minutes. Italy pushes back. tuesday love nicole. Barry trotz rise to the level. The happen signs couldn't cut with a set taste the veteran defender as courtesy of tsn once again. And it's leonardo bonnici that ties the match at one and it will stay that way right until we got to penalty kicks and i think it's disadvantage england. At that point you think pressure because of the drought that had to have a hand in things to some degree and bad choices by the manager. Also in there as well. But i the pressure angle. No major attorney wins since nineteen sixty. Six is most soccer fans no and the players a bit. They've been clubbed over the head with that status since they were kids and scott to be rambling around in their head is the step up to take their kicks. The to harry's got done largely because well they've been through the wars giving linda to one lead in the penalty. Kicks the shooter's after that though either too young or play much in the game and the next three english kicks all failed including a nineteen year old kid. He had disgorge. Keep england alive that sixty people at wembley mostly english watching this kid. The entire nation the entire world and you put a nineteen year old. That's that's a lot to ask of a teenager. a bigger one is nineteen. I was apprehensive about calling for taking my dad would say hey call the chin han and order some chinese food on buying and i was hesitant about that. I can't even imagine what sakha as he steps up at age. Nineteen is thinking about when he has to keep england alive and score succoth score goals pressure nineteen year old spirit. Second time trees to the first along these saka inconsolable after missing that when really rough to see that but Italy was great all tournament again that clip courtesy of tsn and not long after they missed the twenty eighteen world cup. They made it tana changes and that win was the program's thirty fourth win in a row. Pretty amazing gianluigi donna. Ruma stop three straight in the shootout. He's mvp of tournament. And i talked about the english pressure. Well he he had a bunch is well. I mean everybody had pressure. It's euro twenty twenty. It's the final this pressure on everybody. But here's donna roma mvp of the tournament and he's out there trying to replace the legendary keeper by phone so he had lots on his shoulders and came through big time. So anyway they're going bonkers in little italy here in ottawa. Tonight and of course Italians across the world absolutely loving it at wembley one little bonkers before the match. They stormed the gate. Didn't see anyone got hurt. From what i saw jimmy but it did set up for a potentially bad situation. You've got you know aggressive well lubricated fans inside the building that did not clear security so it could have been a bad situation. Yeah what what you do. Steve is you get all the names of those people who who stormed the gate. You get all the names you put them on a list and you'll posted on the gym door and say okay. You're you're the only way to solve the rebel riot. Sort of type fence devi. What's going on what are the. What are they people. Don't have tickets trying sneaking sneak in not so much sneak day all have tickets. They're just they're just so anxious. Italy was terrible. They didn't make the two thousand eighteen world cup and they've done this massive turnaround the one thirty three matches in a row. So the italians are jacked. England has been to a a major final of any kind since before. The leafs wanna cup most recently nineteen sixty six. The last time england did when they in the world cup so both nations are going bonkers and both are already conquers for for the sport of soccer. Yeah my interest has been low steve. Over the years at soccer. I got to admit it elevates okay it gets cranked gets wrapped up stevie gets cranked up. Okay when i hear stories like this. The fans did what the game on there. Let's see what's going on..
ESPN FC
"donna roma" Discussed on ESPN FC
"I mean all the win finals and all the win nocco games. Look the are what they are. England hadn't been in a final since nineteen sixty six right. It is in fact. The history of the england. And by the way italy stayed at tottenham training ground in the build. Up to this. So some histories tottenham. Well now maybe be shamed forever. They maybe some of that historical juice. Rubs off on on tottenham one other one other guy wanted to mention here before we there a couple other things about this final. That don't really have to do with the game that i wanted to mention but it's interesting. Jj because gianluigi donna. Roma had nothing to do. Essentially from the second minute onward in this game like luke. Shaw had the attempt he scored and there wasn't much after that that brought the keeper into play for them. Pickford i pick for didn't have much. Do we have one great save when he went diving to his left but that was the first time. That was early. In the second-half you. I don't remember when it was in the second half fifties in the fifties. I think it was and it was the first time he went full length and he saved from kiiza. That was a very good attempt from key as a his classic digital code inside and whippy chateaux. Yeah but i. But i bring up a room just because you know. He didn't do much for one hundred twenty minutes and you just watch him in penalties. Now i know he got fortunate. Obviously with the rash i miss. He went the wrong way. And that just hit off the butt of the post but god. He's an imposing figure in that neck. He's massive is enormous and he's also agile. Yeah you know big guys. We tend to not think of them in that way. He's also been around for so long that when you see it comes up. He's like twenty two. You're like what he's so young. He looks like he's thirty three. He's very very he's very very good. I had some bad takes on him. I've had some terrible takes on him. That i haven't shared on the podcast like i blamed him for the outplaying crouches goal which made things nervous against austria where he stoops to headed and it flies up into the net. I blamed him for that. That was kind of unfair He's he's brilliant and he so comet penalties. Can you imagine the walking toward him right. That's what i'm saying. That's why i use the word imposing mountain of a man in there. He's he's really quite him. And pickford went to kinda high five each other before. I was like those guys play the same position. It's not fair three unbelievable. What a what a crazy night. There is I won't late you. There's a lot of relief in ireland right now love relief. This was one thing. I wanted to bring up and this kind of work us into the fan element of this so throughout this tournament. I you and i talk all the time. I've been listening to other podcasts. I reading reading things. I see things on twitter. I don't think. I ever grasped fully until the past week. Just how much england. Art despised outside of england. I think here in the united states were shielded from some of that. Because maybe i don't know if it's because of the premier league is so popular here that it almost bleeds into fans kind of holding england with a special spot in their heart. Maybe i mean it does. I was pretty critical to them last week. In the podcast put probably stands to reason really prejudice so here so here in the us. I feel like you don't really get much of that. But all the sudden i feel like this this has come a little bit out of the woodwork. Because england are now going places that we haven't seen them go in decades and so it's brought out like the english hate from a lot of fans out there that i didn't i didn't know really existed in from you. I always know that you root against them. I always knew that. But i feel like you. You turn it up a notch in the last two weeks yet because we were facing the the appalling vista of england winning something because all my take us through. So i'm not saying you're wrong for feeling this way. I have plenty of teams that i passionately against so i get it. But that's not sports fans do this. Can you just tell us where this is generated from. And it's it's probably multifaceted. I think the first thing is that We in art. And and scotland wiz have english based media free to air channels. So we have bbc tv channel four and we have all we've grown up. When the tabloids matter we had all the english tabloid only english. Tv show is old english new shows and there was always this sense of england being positioned as center of the universe as almost still this powerful empire and they were the only thing were talking about and there was An arrogance supreme arrogance and that other countries were looked down upon and that england had almost in a football sense this right to be at a tournament and this this history and heritage that means they should brush aside algeria borussia citing the united states. I mean we remember what what we heard a little bit with. Real ferdinand about italy. Yeah that's one part of it. So the media's part the second part of it is we grew up with english violence english football hooligan violence and we never wanted anything for their supporters. That's the second part and they ripped up. You know euro two thousand. Go back and watch the footage where they just ripped up towns in belgium. fire right supporters extremist supporters chelsea headhunters on tour and just nasty nasty things An obsession with world war two singing about the ira they just they. They got a game abandoned nineteen ninety-five year before ninety six. They played a friendly and art in the first irish england. Game in a few years and they got the game abandoned by trashing and writing and that was that is the real center and some of the behavior you saw prior to the game. Tonight by england fans congregating together was reports by more than i saw lord reports more than a few outlets things we see the videos. We've seen the videos about bottles being thrown. Yeah all that stuff. The fans and the fine england tour dot dot dot goes over terribly in ireland. It goes over terribly around the world anywhere. They visited their fans have left a trail of destruction. Those are facts. I don't hear about the small minority I know some of its labrador behavior. Not organized extremism like it was in the past like combat eighteen in these fiery groups but english fans do not have good reputation traveling to watch the international team. I'm the third thing is andrew Which is a syndrome postcolonial center. They are old overlord and quite recent in this case will so. Now you're talking about yourself. You're talking about ireland. Now specifically and other countries to. I mean there's there's very few. There was a point where the sun never sat on their empire. Yeah and that. there's nobody. Those feelings have disintegrated here in the united states. Will they have yes i was. I was There was some very sage twitter followers of ours telling us what of course we follow england because of the special relationship which the us and great britain. Yeah which goes into Well we know what goes into wars etc All those components come together To to to to foment this this feeling. But i think the main part is. We don't want these fines to have any success because we'll never hear the end of it. Yeah i think any fan can relate to that. We all have a team that we feel that way about an opposing fan base that we feel that way about so i totally get that the first point you mentioned is interesting to me about their broadcasts. Channels being shown in your country and therefore being exposed to the the raw module the module which has been consuming this content to when he when he was in england and when he was abroad. Madre has a absolute being as bonnet about the english media and the way they they talked about croatia at the last world cup. He's talking about it. Yeah yeah that. That one's interesting to me. Because i do wonder. Is that a symptom of their arrogance. Is that a symptom of.
Caught Offside
"donna roma" Discussed on Caught Offside
"Not in this position. Ever this recent iteration of italy. They don't know yet what it is to be trailing especially trailing in a game of such magnitude so i started almost steak. Maybe they're maybe they're cooked. You know maybe they just don't know how to play from behind because it's been such a long time when they've been asked to do that and that's why i give mentioned any credit. Because he knew how to come back in this game. He knew how to turn the screws up on england and just pressed them and get possession. So i i give him credit for that. I do like i said the substitutions went. When i when i heard brian chris dante was coming on. I was like all right. I've never been huge. Fan of bernard eski bernardi. I liked locatelli. I've loved but i felt like they'd been signed by him by the returns. Are the changes in formation. That had happened particularly with the variety. Coming back into sight for a tally and he got an old of he got something out of them. We all talked about how how the bench was going to be. The difference. england would have a better bench than italy but as it turned out. Italy had guys who are tuned in to what needed to be done and could execute Do not andrew. It was a classic final. Wasn't really like not a classic. As in all my what a game but a classic Can you can you give your. I feel like this analysis is steamrolling towards some sort of ron manager analysis of all of what a classic final is. I wish i wish we had our drops the night. Football isn't it jumpers for goalposts five eighty five in the park. Oh watch out bowls gone into the hedge. No it was Football classic funnel cagey back and forth. Not much not much attack not much attack. Oh look collini. he's big. He's italian round the neck on sacco. Could it be red isn't it. That would be the wrong manager. Take on the game. But but but finals are so tense. There turgid terse. They're they're not terse that means they're short j stop using word you don't know anything about its late guys i'm not gonna like But but this was swear he you know belotti licking his lips before because his mouth was completely dry from dehydration from running around probably but also from nerves. This was vintage final And italy do. I want to say this want to do this to you to me. Marinas word heritage. This is this is the history of the england. Italy have that heritage. don't they. I mean all the win finals and all the win nocco games. Look the are what they are. England hadn't been in a final since nineteen sixty six like right. It is in fact the history of the england. And by the way italy stayed at tottenham training ground in the build up to this so some histories tottenham well now maybe be shamed forever. They maybe some of that historical juice. Rubs off on on tottenham one other one other guy wanted to mention here before we there a couple other things about this final. That don't really have to do with the game that i wanted to mention but it's interesting. Jj because gianluigi donna. Roma had nothing to do. Essentially from the second minute onward in this game like luke. Shaw had the attempt he scored and there wasn't much after that that brought the keeper into play for them. Pickford i pick for didn't have much to do. We have one great save when he went to his left but that was the first time. That was early. In the second-half you. I don't remember when it was in the second half fifties in the fifties. I think it was and it was the first time he went full length and he saved from kiiza. That was a very good attempt from key as a his classic digital code insight in whippy chateaux. Yeah but i. But i bring up donna romo just because you know he didn't do much for one hundred twenty minutes and you just watch him in penalties. Now i know he got fortunate. Obviously with the rash i miss. He went the wrong way. And that just hit off the butt of the post but god. He's an imposing figure in that neck. He's massive is enormous and he's also agile. Yeah you know big guys. We tend to not think of them in that way. He's also been around for so long that when you see it comes up. He's like twenty two. You're like what he's so young. He looks like he's thirty three. He's very very he's very very good. I had some bad takes on him. I've had some terrible takes on him. That i haven't shared on the podcast like i blamed him for the alpine crouches goal. Which made things nervous against austria where he stoops to headed and it flies up into the net. I blamed him for that. That was kind of unfair He's he's brilliant and he so comet penalties. Can you imagine the a walking toward him right. That's what i'm saying. That's why i use the word imposing mountain of a man in there. He's he's really quite him. And pickford went to kinda high five each other before. I was like those guys play the same position. It's not fair three unbelievable. What a what a crazy night. There is I won't light here. There's a lot of relief in ireland. Right now relief. This was one thing. I wanted to bring up and this kind of work us into the fan element of this so throughout this tournament. I you and i talk all the time. I've been listening to other podcasts. I reading reading things. I see things on twitter. I don't think. I ever grasped fully until the past week. Just how much england. Art despised outside of england. I think here in the united states were shielded from some of that. Because maybe i don't know if it's because of the premier league is so popular here that it almost bleeds into fans kind of holding england with a special spot in their heart. Maybe i mean it does. I was pretty critical to them last week on. The podcast put probably stands to reason really prejudice so he is so here in the us. I feel like you don't really get much of that But all the sudden. I feel like this. This has come a little bit out of the woodwork. Because england are now going places that we haven't seen them go in decades and so it's brought out like the english hate from a lot of fans out there that i didn't i didn't know really existed in from you. I always know that you root against them. I always knew that. But i feel like you. You turn it up a notch in the last two weeks yet because we were facing the the appalling vista of england winning something because all my take us through. So i'm not saying you're wrong for feeling this way. I have plenty of teams that i passionately against so i get it. But that's not sports fans do this. Can you just tell us where this is generated from. And it's it's probably multifaceted. I think the first thing is that we in art and and scotland and wiz have english based media free to air channels. So we have bbc tv channel four and we have all we've grown up. When the tabloids mattered we had all the english tabloid only english. Tv show is old english new shows and there was always this sense of england being positioned as center of the universe as almost still this powerful empire and they were the only thing were talking about and there was.
Caught Offside
"donna roma" Discussed on Caught Offside
"Hall. My god. what's up brother. That was about as tense and sweaty final. As you'll get it wasn't a classic bought it was some compelling viewing and football is going to rome. Sure as. I'm glad you brought that up straight out of the gate. The tense of that. I was thinking as that match was wisconsin extra time and certainly when it went to penalties. Like just sometimes when you're watching a sporting event as a neutral you. I don't know you just can't help but like it's just raw however you're feeling like if you have a vested interest. You always know what you're going to be feeling watching a game when the us or playing. Mexico i know i'm going to be nervous watching you go into a game as a neutral. You're not really going in with the expectation of feeling like butterflies in your stomach. That game was an extra time and definitely penalties. I can't remember too many other times watching a game as a pure neutral right. Healing as churning. Nervous as i was watching that game today. Yeah i had stomach churning nerves for another reason you have a vested interest that of course there's no point saying anyone in my house or anyone. In my low cow was was neutral. There was very much a result that most of ireland scotland wales and probably a lot of europe. The rest of the world really wanted and I'm ultimately we got there but it was compelling stuff really compelling stove right down to the end there's a lot to dissect and in some cases. There's some some interesting talking points in blame to be laid as there always is bought to. I know penalties. I know it's a shame people say it's a shame the game at finish on penalties. I think it was a fitting into that game personally because it wasn't like this was open end to end free flowing stuff. It really wasn't a final befitting. The tournament that had happened before it but the final final the penalties the the new mall of the game suited suited. This game suited this final. The penalties were as much of a roller coaster. I guess as you can get in that format and look the the old school newsman in may. Jj says never bury the lead. Don't bury some some people will want to take you through this recap of this game minute by minute from minute. Zero up through the one hundred twentieth and penalties will. We're going right to the end of the book here. We're going to start from the back. And they will read our way forward tunnels first of all. I'm i feel. I feel bad for a lot of people. I feel particularly sorry for marcus. Rash verd- and jaden sancho who. Yes clearly brought on for that reason and who both there's no other way to put it. They both failed what they were brought on specifically to do that was that was tough to watch. Because you knew that and you know forever for the rest of the time. I don't know how trophies go on to win. They're going to beat themselves up over. What happened at wednesday today for the rest of their lives for sure as one of our twitter's pointed out. I hope that nobody else beats them up along with it. But knowing the nature of english media and certain sections in english fan base. We can't be sure we can be certain not. We'll see the. I hope not. You say they failed. But andrew is it not a failure of imagination to bringing on jaden sancho to take one kick of a ball in a final. is that not really the noble. What happened here. Tonight ultimately conservative middle. England gareth centrist gareth boring gareth when there was a game there to be one in nineteen minutes. He didn't do it. And bringing sancho on on rosh vert on that matter was actually in a way setting up to fail. How so because their talents like gin santeuil. His talents are sore. So real we seen them in the bundesliga. We know what he can do. When there was a game to be one in normal time he should have been on the field from then maybe then he has a little bit longer to feel his way into the game. But you're keeping pressure on him to do justice one thing when maybe his skills because it could have been used in another way yeah. I always wonder about that. Like i mean. Sometimes you'll see it another sports you'll see in basketball with a three point specialist. Who's been sitting in his code all game and then he's brought in with a second left and a three point. Is that the right way to go. A guy who has not like built up any kind of sweat who hasn't been a part of the flow of the game and then throw him in for the most crucial moment. I don't know. I mean look some ultimately if donna roma dies the other way and sancho makes his penalty like maybe. We're saying it was a good move. I mean rash for you you could tell this is such monday morning quarterbacking but jj how many of these penalty shootouts. We watched i swear to you. When radford was standing over the ball in that kind of straight line took a weird security route stopped. His run-up i'm in. I said out loud by myself in the room. I was watching. He's missing the set. It out loud. My girlfriend is a i mean. She's watching soccer now at this point and she the penalty is missed off the bottom of the poorest. And there's a silence in the room because it's so.
ESPN FC
"donna roma" Discussed on ESPN FC
"Oh my god. What's up brother. That was about as tense and sweaty final. As you'll get it wasn't a classic bought it was some compelling viewing and football is going to rome. Sure as. I'm glad you brought that up straight out of the gate the tense of that. I was thinking as that match was was kind of extra time and certainly when it went to penalties like just sometimes when you're watching a sporting event as a neutral you i don't know you just can't help but like it's just raw however you're feeling like if you have a vested interest. You always know what you're going to be feeling watching a game when the us or playing mexico. I know i'm going to be nervous watching you go into a game as a neutral. You're not really going in with the expectation of feeling like butterflies in your stomach. That game was an extra time and definitely penalties. I can't remember too many other times watching a game as a pure neutral right. Healing as churning. Nervous as i was watching that game today. Yeah i had stomach churning nerves for another reason you have a vested interest that of course there's no point saying anyone in my house or anyone. In my low cow was was neutral. There was very much a result that most of ireland scotland wales and probably a lot of europe. The rest of the world really wanted and I'm ultimately we got there but it was compelling stuff really compelling stove right down to the end there's a lot to dissect and in some cases. There's some some interesting talking points in blame to be laid as there always is bought to. I know penalties. I know it's a shame people say it's a shame the game at finish on penalties. I think it was a fitting into that game personally because it wasn't like this was open end to end free flowing stuff. It really wasn't a final befitting. The tournament that had happened before it but the final final the penalties the the new mall of the game suited suited. This game suited this final. The penalties were as much of a roller coaster. I guess as you can get in that format and look the the old school newsman in may. Jj says never bury the lead. Don't bury some some people will want to take you through this recap of this game minute by minute from minute. Zero up through the one hundred twentieth and penalties will. We're going right to the end of the book here and we're going to start from the back and they will read our way forward tunnels first of all. I'm i feel. I feel bad for a lot of people. I feel particularly sorry for marcus. Rash verd- and jaden sancho who. Yes clearly brought on for that reason and who both there's no other way to put it. They both failed in in what they were brought on specifically to do that was that was tough to watch. Because you knew that and you know forever for the rest of the time. I don't know how trophies go on to win. They're going to beat themselves up over. What happened at wednesday today for the rest of their lives for sure as one of our twitter's pointed out. I hope that nobody else beats them up along with it. But knowing the nature of english media and certain sections in english fan base. We can't be sure we can be certain not. we'll see. yeah. I hope not. You say they failed. But andrew is it not a failure of imagination to bringing on jaden sancho to take one kick of a ball in a final is that not really the noble. What happened here. Tonight ultimately conservative middle. England gareth centrist gareth boring gareth when there was a game there to be one in nineteen minutes. He didn't do it. And bringing sancho on on rosh vert on that matter was actually in a way setting up to fail how also because their talents like gin santeuil. His talents are sore. So real we seen them in the bundesliga. We know what he can do. When there was a game to be one in normal time he should have been on the field from then maybe then he has a little bit longer to feel his way into the game. But you're keeping pressure on him to do justice one thing when maybe his skills because it could have been used in another way yeah. I always wonder about that. Like i mean. Sometimes you'll see it another sports you'll see in basketball with a three point specialist. Who's been sitting in his coal at all game and then he's brought in with a second left and a three point. Is that the right way to go. A guy who has not like built up any kind of sweat who hasn't been a part of the flow of the game and then throw him in for the most crucial moment. I don't know. I mean look some ultimately if donna roma dies the other way and sancho makes his penalty like maybe. We're saying it was a good move. I mean rash for you you could tell this is such monday morning quarterbacking but jj how many of these penalty shootouts. If we watched. I swear to you when radford was standing over the ball in that kind of straight line took a weird security route stopped. His run-up i'm in. I said out loud by myself in the room. I was watching. He's missing the set. It out loud. My girlfriend is a i mean. She's watching soccer now at this point and she the the penalty is missed off the bottom of the poorest. And there's a silence in the room because it's so.
The Fantasy Plonker Podcast
"donna roma" Discussed on The Fantasy Plonker Podcast
"Just with the goalkeeping okay. Pretty simple before. But they'd lime icon. Subbed on morale for cash bush marco but there no matter what schmuck scores. That's my points. So do i want to stick. Twist with a six point. And from donna. Reema with a goalkeeper. You know yes they can get points in. This can save panel is like could score spa offering six points. You take that you would probably stick bra. If don t points you would stop him out for shmarko nash. Marco could get zero points or minus one vast the gamble you've tyke and you've got to do it before ted law and of the game the substance show is going to play in so just save donna. Roma you stick key. Eissa scored for points. You're definitely going to stick with definitely going to stick. Unless you're chasing the mini league in the night rounds you probably gonna stick with that but just know that you call the change. Your captaincy too key. Eissa you've had own umass. The games finished. All you can do is change your captaincy from yomas to anyone. That hasn't played. So you probably wish you stuck it on but that boat sailed and then you final decision to use up to shoot you as the switch. The captain say if he's blanked and got two point you're most likely going to sub the out right so just say you've now got lukaku on the saturday before that substitution window. Two o'clock on a saturday. You can switch. Captain say from yomas to cargo so you must goes down two points wherever lukaku scores is entitled but the good thing about base is you can carry on gambling so so just say lukaku gets you. Six points scored the goal. The next day on a sunday again substitution wind will be two o'clock on the sunday. Because that's the first game england vs croatia. You the lineups. Another little perk. Would you gamble switching lukaku to kane. Captain see you know where it gets interesting because six points saint bad but it could be who knows maybe a feeling lucky captain say and switch it from lukaku to kind.