Hello everybody and welcome back to the Football Vision podcast on a day where Big Man

Summer took centre stage on the pitch and across social media. I've got two guests joining me today

for their Eurodaily debuts who I would absolutely put in a strike partnership if my nation's

success was on the line. It'd be a small nation, but a nation nonetheless.

I'm delighted to welcome Clive Palmer to the show, who you can find on Twitter at Clive,

PAFC. Hello, Clive. Hello, Phil. How are you? I'm good. I'm really happy to be

honest, because I don't really have much of a affinity for England during the domestic season,

shall we say, but then as soon as the season's done and the game starts rolling in,

I'm there singing three lines on the shirt and it's coming home with all the volume in the

world, so I'm good. Three points, I can't complain with that.

Yeah, it's a nice, isn't it?

It's a nice, it's a nice feeling.

It's a community thing, these tournaments. We all get together. It's nice. It's nice. I'm also joined by Tim Stillman, who you can find at Stillmanator. Hello, Tim. Hello there. Yeah, I'm five for eight, so I'm not sure that I'd belong up front in this tournament,

to be honest, in Big Man summer.

Look, I've seen Gabriel J. Zeus lead the line for Arsenal.

I'm sure you could do it as well.

Maybe with a, you could match in terms of injury history, let's say.

Tim, you can meet Jermaine DeFoe. I'll be Clyde Best. How's that?

Phil's thinking, who's Clyde Best?

Yeah, actually, to be honest, I was going to say that. I was going to say that, but I didn't

want to show myself up here. But we might be rivaling Malta, Gibraltar, but I'm absolutely happy to do that.

Just before we start, Tim, what have you made of the Euro so far and how invested are you as an

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