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Hi, I'm Anouche.

I'm Arthur.

And I'm Stephen.

And on today's New Statesman podcast, we discuss England's defeat in the Euros, and you

ask us, do the Lib Dems actually have any policies?

So we're recording the morning after a very sad night of defeat of the England football

team in the Euros final.

Stephen, you were actually there, weren't you?

What was it like?

Well, you know, I mean, the first 45 minutes were great.

I'm aware this is probably the most on-brand thing I will ever say about football.

It probably continues to, in my view, be a very unpleasant match going experience in part

because everything around how it set up is geared up to going, hey, why don't we maximise

the number of reasons people might drink on a empty stomach from, you know, the fact

that, basically, if someone's taking a pack of lunch, you know, I was about to say a

kid to someone storming the field, seeing if someone actually did storm the pitch.

If you watched it on television, you might be probably missed out on the fact that this guy

was ripped.

He was stacked, right?

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