Today, Golanso returns with an epic tale of Renashita, of Risogimento, of Rigori, of Roberto

and a football coming Rome.

Yes, today hindsight is 2020, as we relive the Azuris conquest of Europe.

Jalai 2021, Wembley Stadium, the Euro 2020 final, and Grazio Signore Cicciadavel

in Calcio, Italy are European champions. Three and a half years before San Sero, Italy

nil Sweden nil, on what Gazeta called the Calcio Apocalypse, Italy missing out on the

World Cup for the first time in 60 years. In between, what was behind Italy's meteoroic

climb back to the top, but I'm delighted to say that here to unravel that mystery and more

top investigative team, Marc Cotti and Horncastle, hello. Hello. Hello, James.

Nice. Hey, what a treat to be telling this story, eh? Yeah, we're really going back into the

depths of time here. I'm going to tell you now, I am not going to go light on the superlatives

because while they could imagine Italy, winning the Euros, it's not difficult to imagine. We've

won it before with World Cup, we won them, we'll win them again. I genuinely didn't think that

it could happen in this way, playing this brand of football. And I think, you know, this is,

this is the biggest part of the story, to me at least, of the significance of this. And

you know, and people are going to add more things in them, I'm sure we will, we'll also point out

that, you know, Jacob's won the 100 meter dash at the Olympics, which is just as unlikely,

my NASK in winning the Eurovision. And just yesterday, some Italian physicists I've never heard of,

but I'm sure Horncastle has just won the, um, just won the Nobel Prize as well. So, so far, so good.

Also won Perry Rubey at the weekend. Oh, there you go. Yeah.

All right. And the other thing about this, as we've already touched on, is that the kind of

narrative arc coming from that tremendous low of 2017, how low was that? The fallout from

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