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Hi everyone, welcome to Wright's House on Ring RFC. Hope you're all staying safe and well. It's the first Wright's House of the Euros and we are going to talk about the horrible situation with Christian Erickson, our thoughts are with him.

We're also going to be talking about England's win over Croatia and we'll talk about Lukaku and Belgium, some other games so far as well, and then ahead to a couple of things including Scotland's first game and France versus Germany.

And my guests are the one and only Mr. Kwanga and Mr. Ryan Hunt. How are you doing, Hyundai Eta?

All right, thanks, man. How are you? How are you doing, Mr. Kwanga? Very, very good. Very well indeed.

How was it after Saturday, though, because you were on air Saturday, right?

You know something, right? It was, it was fucking horrible, bro.

Yeah. And I remember while it was happening, I was literally just bewildered that we were watching this.

We've seen on some occasions where, you know, a striker comes on and they fucking flash off up into the sky or they go somewhere and they go to a safe place.

We were watching, I tell you what, I shuddered, right? I'm watching it. And I'm saying, you know, when you're watching somebody say, I shouldn't be watching this.

And then you could see his arms and his whole body do that shudder movement, you know, when they were doing the defibrator on him.

And I was like, and I just started, I started to well up.

Yeah, I had the same thing because I wasn't actually watching the game live. I was going to watch the second half.

I had some stuff to do on the first half and all of a sudden I got like my phone just started going and I went straight on Twitter.

And I saw it like unfolding in Twitter and like put the coverage on and it was still on.

And I had to turn it off straight away because I didn't want to, I didn't want to watch it.

We've obviously watched games before where players have either had suffered a cardiac arrest and survived or we can remember the ones who haven't.

I think because obviously with, with the euros and it being the second day, the first full day of games and someone like Christian Ericsson who, I mean, doesn't matter who it is.

But I think it's because it's someone that we're all quite familiar with as followers of the Premier League and obviously with what's happening at Inter.

It's just such a, I can't really articulate where it very well.

And I apologize if I can't find the words. But the first thing I did was like cried.

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