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Music Welcome to the Total Soccer show and our review of the 2025 FIFA World Cup final soccer show and our review of the 2025 FIFA World Cup final.

Yes, just when we thought PSG would win again, along came their toughest test,

Cole Palmer plus 10.

In 85 degree heat, the Chelsea star showed skill and speed and made sure it was PSG who got PSG'd. So to be champions of the

world, all it takes is to spend a billion on transfers and for your opponents to wear white

so you can picture them as spurs. The Brissians lost their cool and by the end they were pretty

miffed. But hey, at least they didn't have a confused 79-year-old crashing their trophy lift.

My name's Ryan Bailey. It's your friend. It's my friend, the Taylor Rockwell. Hello, Taylor. Oh, hello, Ryan Bailey. I have missed you. This is my new favorite idea that Enzo Moresco just had read the Sir Alex Ferguson biography. And right before the game said, like, lads, it's Tottenham? And they were like, oh, cool. Oh, okay, sweet.

Nevermind.

We'll win this game.

No problem then.

Yeah, it's all about psychology this game.

It's the extra 1%.

Right?

It... said, like, lads, it's Tottenham? And they were like, oh, cool, okay, sweet. Never mind, we'll win this game. No problem then.

Yeah, it's all about psychology this game. It's the extra 1%, right? It is as logical of an explanation as anything else, because if anything, I saw this game going the other way and it being 3-0 to PSG. So for it to be as resoundingly emphatically a Chelsea win as it was, maybe it was that they had been brainwashed and hypnotised into thinking they were playing a team that they more often beat. There we go. Joining us on the feed, it's Mr Graham Rutherford, who's wearing, if you're watching on YouTube, it looks like a Chelsea shirt, but surely it isn't. It's not. It's a Stirling Albion shirt. There we are. Hello, Graham. Hello, Brian Bailey. Good to have you back. Yeah, I'm wearing my Sterling Albion new away shirt that I got at the weekend.

I'm disappointed you're not wearing your bejeweled FIFA track suit. I thought they'd sent one to every, like, British music icon of the 90s, so Robert Williams got his. Yep, yep. Where's yours? Mine's in the mail still. Okay. Okay. Yeah, I'm getting resized. Are you going to give us a few bars of the wonderful FIFA anthem that Robert Williams sang before? Well, I'm glad you asked. I'm just going to grab my guitar. Can you remember anything about that song? Because I can't. I watched the full four minutes of it, and there was redeeming about it. Okay. Well, we'll get into the spectacularly that was the FIFA Clubball Cup final and all the accoutchement around it, Graham, but not before we said hello to Mr. Joe Lowry. Hello, Joe. How are you? How was your FIFA Club World Cup final? Good. I was entertained by the game. I'm just so glad that I get to be here on today's show because this is really Graham's Super Bowl. Like this, this tournament, I think, was purpose built for Graham, despite his initial reactions to it. This final was purpose built for Graham with all of the, to use a Ryan Baileyism, spectacola around it. It was just, it's just beautiful. So I'm excited to sit back and relax and just really get to enjoy Gran Ruffin in his element.

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