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🇫🇷 France Dazzles | England On Track | Netherlands, Wales Eliminated | UEFA WOMEN'S EURO 2025 MD12 · Into the Channel ⚽️ A Podcast Primarily About Women's Football

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  OK, welcome to into channel podcast primarily about one's
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  football. I'm your host Dino de Suspitis
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  and as always, I'm joined by my Co host, Mr. Grant Angle.
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  What is up man? I'm feeling fantastic, buddy.
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  Day 12, match day 12, whatever you want to call it, the final
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  match of round three. Who cares?
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  Whatever it is, it was great. I thought the group stage was
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  fun and entertaining. Now we're under the knockout
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  rounds. Survived the group stage onto
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  the knockout rounds perfectly put 12 of 12.
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  Got it done against all odds, against the, the, the, the
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  sleepy gods, the football gods, We, we basically defied all of
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  them. Here we are show #12 let's hope
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  that we survive it. Some, some happenings today.
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  But, you know, I think things ultimately landed where we
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  expected. But I'll kick it to you, Mr.
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  Grant. Angle where you want to get.
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  Started. Let's get started with a
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  beverage. Let's celebrate this 12 straight
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  shows and now this one's already started.
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  I'm going to assume we will finish the recording.
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  The infinite episode. Yeah, you never know.
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  Cheers. Unless yeah, cheers to you
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  cheers to the football unless it gets lost in space somewhere
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  We've we've done it. I, I listened to the preview
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  earlier today to just like rehash our picks, like our, our
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  semi final picks and our final picks to make sure I remember
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  them accurately. And you, you know, you were out
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  there getting in front of it saying, hey, I'm not making any
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  promises. We're going to try 12 episodes.
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  I thought you did, you did well, you didn't want to over promise
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  and under deliver. I'd say I don't know if we over
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  delivered, but we definitely delivered on the promise 12
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  straight shows. So we we did that.
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  Deliveries. Yes, regular delivery.
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  Marked delivered. Yeah, let's get to it, England.
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  Oh. Yeah, you asked me, England.
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  I was going to say you asked me where I want to get started.
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  I just started talking about us doing 12 straight shows again.
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  We're the first people in in his human history to work 12 days in
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  a row. Nobody else has ever
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  accomplished that. And by work, I mean watch
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  football and talk about it in front of our computers.
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  Anyway, England 6. Wales won.
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  That went well if you're an England.
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  Supporter, I'd say so you know, sort of stakes coming into this
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  one. You know, obviously England's
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  got a notch to three points. There's some outside scenarios
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  where where England, you know, maybe gets eliminated, but I
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  think they they quelled that really early on put the press on
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  the Wales. I think they were out on the
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  front foot kind of not messing around, kind of taking chances.
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  I like kind of like the the Ella tunification of the line up, you
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  know, and just kind of introducing that player and I
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  thought I thought they just played really well.
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  I mean small caveat. I'm not sure how how into this
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  one. Wales was, I think they were
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  they had a little bit of like, let's not pulling the muscles
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  out here. They play it playing off a
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  little bit. You know, not not the most
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  aggressive Wales defense that we've seen.
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  You know, they they were playing out there, but it it did have
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  some exhibition vibes. I will say England did have a
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  lot of room to operate. Yeah, I can see that.
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  I think, you know, not not so much between like France and
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  Wales, but I mean, the talent disparity between England and
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  Wales is is pretty significant. And sorry that that first
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  sentence that I was trying to spit out is it's not like
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  England versus Wales, the talent disparity is that much greater
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  than than France versus Wales. You know, it's obviously fairly
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  even, but just like the style of play that England plays, I don't
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  think Wales was ever going to get near them even if they were
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  playing, you know, full bore. No, no way.
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  And I think, you know, England wanted the ball back quickly.
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  You know, it like they they were pressing pretty hard.
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  And I think in the midfield. I mean, these are two great
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  players. So it seems kind of silly to say
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  this, but how far have Georgia Stanway and Kyra Walsh come
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  since that first France match where they just looked lost?
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  They just looked like they were playing on a new team with new
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  players and and didn't speak the language.
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  I mean, they they look so much more woven into what's happening
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  these last couple matches today as well.
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  You know, obviously a little bit of a softer opponent, but this
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  was my contingent with with kind of Germany yesterday.
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  Like you need to use these minutes, you need to maximize
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  them. And I think that's what England
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  did today. Like Wales was like, all right,
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  we're going to play this type of match and said, OK, we'll take
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  that. And we're going to keep our foot
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  way, way, way on the gas. We're going to work all this
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  stuff out. We're going to make connections.
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  And then you just look at the score sheet.
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  It's all these players that we we wanted to see score that we
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  wanted to make sure, OK, we want these players going to the
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  quarterfinal with some positive momentum.
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  I think they got that done as well.
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  Yeah, no doubt. And I'm glad you described it as
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  like the Ella tunification of the lineup.
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  I want to say I think it might have been Kira Walsh or Alessia
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  Russo. Sorry.
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  Sorry for the mix. Up to our pals here, I know it
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  was one of her teammates had pointed out like how valuable it
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  was to have Tune and Lauren James on the pitch at the same
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  time, which obviously, you know, Lauren James was more central in
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  that first match versus France and Tune came off the bench, if
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  I remember correctly. But now to put James out on the
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  wing, Tune in the middle with those two great kind of
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  defensive minded midfielders and Stanway and Walsh back there who
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  can still step up and take shots.
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  It's just like totally unlocked something.
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  And now we're back to the Serena Wiegmann special, which is she
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  found that James in tune combination and then she did
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  this the flip flop of Greenwood and Carter.
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  And now she's played that line up the last two matches.
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  It's one of it's one of the calling cards of Wiegmann.
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  She finds her 11. She likes the way they play.
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  She thinks they're adaptable depending on the opponent and
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  she's going to play that 11 till the wheels fall off.
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  Yeah, I thought I was thinking a lot of today about Serena
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  Wiegmann just kind of dunking on the haters after the France
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  match up. You know, there was, I mean,
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  some silly, silly rumblings using a Jackie Oleism using
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  silly twice there, but just some rumblings that you're just like,
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  I'm not what what are we doing here?
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  And to see what Serena Wiegmann's done since then, you
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  know, with those lineup changes, with these rotations.
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  And like I said, you know, in this one, Aggie Beaver Jones
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  gets a late goal. You know, Beth Mead comes in off
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  the bench scores, you know, Alessia Russo, I mean, as silly
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  as that sounds, you know, had had been racking up the assists,
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  you know, and wrecking games, obviously, you know, from from a
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  #9 standpoint, doing everything but scoring goals.
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  And then Russo gets a goal today.
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  And you just don't know how those moments are going to kind
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  of compound and like, pay off in the quarterfinals or later the
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  knockout stage. Would you might have to go to
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  Aggie Beaver Jones, you know, or you might have to go to Beth
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  Mead off the bench or maybe before half time, God forbid
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  something crazy happens and you know, some kind of move like
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  that has to be get made. Or you can even look at Ella
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  Tune, you know, looked good in short minutes early.
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  That change happens and England goes up, you know, to nothing
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  today. You can't spell to nothing
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  without tune. So there you go.
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  Nicely done my good man, I love that.
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  Yeah, I'm about to be a dad of two, so just flexing these dads.
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  I'm just working out. You know what, I'm honored to
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  have heard that first before, before the children.
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  That's that's solid. And I look forward to them
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  cheering for Ella Toon also. So I like that.
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  Now you can test out the material on on us.
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  Yeah. I think you know, Wiegman, just,
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  she knows these players so well and you know, she's, she's
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  managed them for a while now. So she has this continuity with
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  them and she has an idea of, like you've talked about some
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  other teams where it's just like, I'm not quite sure what
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  their identity is. And for this team, the identity
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  is we have two genius defensive midfielders.
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  We get the ball out onto the wings and it's either going to
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  be to LJ, who's going to be a maestro and super creative and
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  make things happen, or it's going to be the Lauren Hemp
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  who's going to try to cave your head in with her physicality,
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  with that technical ability that she has.
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  And then lurking in the middle there is Alessia Russo, somebody
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  who's always finding dangerous spaces.
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  And that's, you know, that feels like the identity of the team.
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  So, you know, I, I think she, she knows what she's going to
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  have to do. And she talked about it in her
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  post game press conference. Quote.
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  I hope we keep going with this. We created great chances, like
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  we did against the Netherlands, and now we have to break down
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  Sweden, End Quote. And so, you know, she's not
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  going to take, she's the last person in the world who would
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  take Sweden lightly. And it would be foolish for
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  anybody to take Sweden lightly. I think they're going to
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  approach this challenge and say we have to unlock their defense.
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  And I, I, I think they can do it.
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  I mean, obviously they're the, they're the reigning holders,
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  but it's going to be, it's going to be tricky.
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  Sweden's defense has been on another level.
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  You know, we'll talk about that one.
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  We're going to coming up here. We'll, we'll do a, a little, not
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  quite a full, full on thorough preview of the four
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  quarterfinals matchups, but we are going to dedicate 1 episode
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  to some picks, some predictions, some players to watch, our
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  favorite players, you know, we'll, we'll have some fun with,
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  with a little look ahead on all four of those matchups.
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  And as you alluded to, England does play Sweden.
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  We'll get into that one very shortly here.
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  But let's talk a little France, Netherlands today.
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  So this one had some stakes too. There, There was, there was a
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  scenario like, I don't know, it, it got a little bit live.
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  I think it, it might have been in the +5600 range that we could
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  have had some craziness where, where Netherlands needed another
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  couple goals to be able to make, make it happen.
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  So they did get close, but ultimately France prevails.
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  They take the group. They lit up the scoreboard in
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  the second-half for sure. What are you going to take away
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  from this one? Well, my take away, like, you
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  know, obviously I wasn't as concerned with Netherlands
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  making it through, but when they were up to 1 and England was on
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  top of the group, I felt pretty great in that in those moments.
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  But it was like a there's like a 20 minute segment there where,
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  you know, Netherlands was up to 1 after the after the Basha
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  unfortunate own goal. And, you know, I was ready for
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  England to win the group and play Germany.
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  Frankly, I'm not, you know, there's no reason for the
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  Lionesses to be scared of Sweden.
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  Like I was mentioning before, like it's going to be a
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  challenge. But yeah, did I want to see
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  Lauren Hemp go up against the third choice right back of
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  Germany? Sure did.
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  Thought that would have been nice.
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  But you know, it, it was all for naughty because France A-Team
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  where people have kind of questioned their mentality at
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  times. They just slammed on the gas
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  pedal and we're just able to, you know, I, I don't know, I
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  don't know how to describe what, what was happening with
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  Netherlands, but I knew France was like, oh, we'll take
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  advantage of this. We'll play faster than you.
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  We'll play with style and speed and skill and we'll just beat
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  you. And that's how and that's how it
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  felt like the match played out. Well, I think what happened to
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  the Netherlands is they they actually came out and put forth
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  like a proper EUR group stage type effort in this one in the
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  first half. Obviously it wasn't just the
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  goals. I think they were competitive.
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  They were threatening. Like even right off the bat, you
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  know, the Van de Donk, you know, get to drive in early, you know,
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  Chastity Grant, take some, take some, some shots early.
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  And it felt like after 5-10 minutes, they had already put
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  forth more shots in the All England match.
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  So they they they clearly did come to play.
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  And then obviously they they go in with that 21 lead.
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  Pulova. I mean, that goal was was
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  awesome. Comes off that chastity grand
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  deflection. And I love that Pulova, who's
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  just a big game player, like could have taken it first time
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  when it deflects out and you see so many players do that sort of
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  in scramble mode. Oh, I'm, I'm here.
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  The ball comes my way. All right, let me let me crack
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  it. I don't know what's going to
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  happen. They put it, you know, to the
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  15th row. But Pulova, to her credit, takes
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  a touch, brings it back inside, takes another look up, takes
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  another look at down and just rips it.
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  And perfect placement, the most professional of professional
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  finishes and in a huge spot, like just a big time spot to
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  make that happen. Yeah, man.
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  And you know, believe me, when I saw they equalized, I was like,
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  OK, what? What's France going to do?
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  How's France going to respond here?
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  And then they respond by, you know, an unfortunate and you
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  know, we love some of Basha as as much as any player on this
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  podcast. You are the inventor of Basha
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  ball. Then I see the quick highlight
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  as I'm watching England, Wales, I see the Basha own goal.
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  I see the live table flip England up in the 1st place.
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  And I was just like, all right, is France going to be able to
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  respond? But I mean, credit to
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  Netherlands for coming out there and playing hard.
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  Like you obviously watched that one live.
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  I had to watch highlights and kind of watch some after the
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  fact. Can you explain to me, did they
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  explain this on the broadcast? Why didn't Viviana meet him a
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  play? There was some talk about, I
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  don't know, the, the telecast here in the States alluded to,
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  well, you know, she can play, she she can't play the 90
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  minutes. So she could play sub minutes.
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  So it's better to keep her for the later minutes versus the
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  earlier minutes, which sounded like total garbage to me, just
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  like, you know, we know, I mean, what's the what's the one of the
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  most basic adages in football's like goals change games.
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  So if you've got meet him up for 18 minutes, put her on to start.
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  Who knows, maybe you go up one nil, maybe you go up, maybe you
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  go up two nil, something crazy happens and now you've got
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  France chasing the game. You could totally flip the but I
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  mean, pretending like you're saving me to Ma also sends the
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  message that we expect to be down late in this match and then
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  we could bring her back It it's just all wrong.
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  And just another thing that Netherlands from a coaching
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  standpoint, you know, trickling down into what's happening on
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  the pitch. Just another thing that they got
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  that they got all wrong this cycle.
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  I see. Yeah, that's I, I definitely, I
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  definitely see your point. I do wonder, you know, with her
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  injury history with like, you know, the amount of rest that
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  she needs, I wonder how much. And you know, obviously no
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  reporting here, but you, you just have to kind of ask the
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  questions of like, how healthy was she?
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  Is Idlib service to say like, Hey, she she could get in the
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  game if we need her or something like that?
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  So you never know kind of what's going on.
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  But I tend to agree with you. Like, if you if you think she
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  could give you 45, like, then I would rather have her in the
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  first half, frankly, because like you said, like France can
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  score in bunches, even though they did score their bunch in
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  that second-half. So hard to see like the the
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  logic around that absent of her. Just not really being able to
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  go. But you know who was going out
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  there? Delphine Cascarino.
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  She looked like the best player on the field from everything
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  that I saw. She was just styling on
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  defenders out there. I mean, just we don't normally
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  see her power game. I I, you sort of associate
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  Cascarino with, you know, like a grace and like just that the a
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  long stride and, you know, the ability to change direction and
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  the ability to kind of like shoot passes where, wherever,
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  wherever they need to go and finish when need be.
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  But today we saw Adelphi and Cascarito that was just look
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  like an absolute force to be reckoned with, in addition to
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  all the other stuff that she always does.
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  Yep. No, I think that's totally fair.
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  And can I, can I kick this to you?
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  Because I know we've talked a lot about Claudia Pina for Spain
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  and the, the form that she's in. You know, obviously this is this
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  is one match, but it's not like Cascarino has been bad in her
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  other appearances. I think Cascarino has that same
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  thing that Pina has this, this last run of form where if you
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  just kind of sat down and watched her play, absent some
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  other context, she'd be like, is that the best player in the
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  world? Maybe like just her, like her
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  ability to move. Are you talking about the grace
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  she showed off? The power and the strength, the
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  decision making, the shot making.
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  Like I think it was that first goal where she's just running
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  and she's just doing step over, step over, step over.
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  Like at speed. Just like juking the the
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  defender. You know, I had to think of an
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  NBA comp and I just think about like when in Kyrie Irving's
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  prime, when he would be really, really cooking and he he would
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  be getting to the basket and then like throwing up crazy
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  layups with touch, juking dudes out of their shoes, making three
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  pointers. It's just like you're just
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  looking like, where is he on the like, is he the 5th best player
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  in the league? Is he like the 8th best player?
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  Like he's like the ceiling is so high.
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  I just get the same thing from Cascarino.
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  I saw your note about the the potential NBA comp conversation
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  with Cascarino, so I did get my wheels turning a little bit and
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  where I landed. I think she's Giannis.
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  You know. The step overs, the power, the
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  the finishing ability, the ability to dish when needed, but
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  everything starting from this physical, this physical tool set
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  that is not really, that's not really her game at all, but her
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  game is built on top of it. It's like, oh, I can run like
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  this. I can, I can pivot like this, I
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  can change direction like this. And she just built a, a
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  beautiful tool set on top of those skills a la Giannis.
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  So that's my that was my NBA cop.
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  I like it, yeah, standing at at 5 foot five, you probably don't
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  hear many athletes compared to Giannis Santede Kupo at 5 foot
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  5, but I, I think it totally tracks.
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  I I totally get what you're saying Like that the skill set
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  on top of her physical attributes I think I think makes
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  a lot of sense. 55 but 55 foot 8 wingspan though, I mean, you
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  can't really use it in football, but talk about that.
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  There you go. You know, yeah, the the treore
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  principle of what do I need to be a good forward?
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  Giant biceps. You never know how a wingspan
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  could help you. It might help you get a red card
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  and make a diving save on the line if it if, you know, if it
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  calls for it. Yeah, man, I mean, France, this
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  kind of win, I think they're just going into the knockout
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  stage full confidence, loving the way they're playing.
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  I think England does the same. I think, you know, both of these
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  teams are very clearly dangers to win the title.
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  I agree with you. Yeah.
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  I mean, I think these two teams could they could end up in the
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  final, Yeah, they're on different sides of the bracket,
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  I feel like. Yeah, England's top half,
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  France's bottom half. So who knows?
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  We we could get a rematch from that opening stage, group stage
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  match up between these two. Absolutely.
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  On the table, certainly 2 of at worst, the best 4 still left
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  still alive in this tournament. So excited to see where they go.
• 18:25
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  that. Absolutely.
• 18:39
  I think I feel like we've done it, my Goodman.
• 18:41
  I think this is, you know, we got a little bit of chalk.
• 18:45
  You know, we talked about France, Netherlands.
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  It's not like Netherlands was a big underdog.
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  But judging by the run of form, it looked like France was going
• 18:52
  to take it. They did, in convincing fashion.
• 18:54
  I think everybody felt like England was going to do the
• 18:56
  same. So everything happened as
• 18:58
  expected in Group D on the final day of the group stage.
• 19:02
  Something tells me we're probably in for at least one or
• 19:06
  two surprises in this knockout stage, but we will see.
• 19:10
  All right, man. Well, I don't need to check in
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  with you about if there's anything else we did before we
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  got here. I think we I think we hit it.
• 19:17
  So I think we are ready to to call it a day.
• 19:19
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• 19:40
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• 19:43
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• 19:47
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• 19:50
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• 19:53
  Likewise, buddy, you know what? We, we did it, man.
• 19:56
  Like we, we weren't 100% sure, but I felt like we got stronger
• 20:00
  as the match days went on. So we've made it.
• 20:03
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• 20:06
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• 20:08
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• 20:13
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• 20:19
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