This is Paul Hawksbyne.

And Charlie Baker.

And this is the H&J Daily featuring some of the best bits of this afternoon show. We looked ahead to England. By the time you listen to this, we may well have won or lost. Exactly. So you can look back in anger or otherwise at what Graham Lassau, the former England defender, had to say about the way we approached that and find out whether he was right. Aaron Wambasaka and Jed Spence went head to head.

They both played at Junior Elite in Beckenham in South East London.

And Winston Kelly, one of the founding fathers of the club, joined us.

He was about how proud he was.

We joined the Congo fans in North London.

Max Scott went down and met a family there, which was a lovely listen.

What else did we do for you today?

I think we had a bit of a chat.

Preachers of the night.

Preachers of the night was good.

Anyway, that should keep you busy.

Here it is. Good morning everyone. Good morning, Charlie. Good morning, Chris. Thank you for coming in because I, funny up, we're doing an exchange program because I just did 10 minutes for you on your show. We just very much enjoy. Well, I didn't really know what you wanted me to talk about. Yeah. I thought we just have the same chat again. So I thought you come on and if that works, we'll just do the same kind of thing.

I'm devastated about paying. I've got to be honest. Speak to the bosses. Yeah. To the big bosses. Yeah. Well, his car and his driver is still outside. So where is he? He's gone missing. I didn't know he had a driver. He's got a driver. He's a panda. Well, in a way, it's a bit like you're talking about Danny Murphy before about Bob.

His... He's got a driver. He's a driver. He's a panda. Well, in a way, it's a bit like you're talking about Danny Murphy before about Bob, his cat.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. And he talked about it on the telly last night, didn't he? He did. It was the sort of chat you have with someone at a bar. You go up to the bar and you order a pint and there's another bloat there. And he says, it's your name, mate, Bob.

Oh, nice to meet you, Bob.

And then I'll say, I used to have a cat called Bob,

but he one day got in a Royal Mail van.

We never saw him again. And then there's nowhere to go with that, isn't there? In the middle of an amazing, of a commentary, gripping football match between Norway and who was it? Oh, is Ivory Coast. Of course, yeah, yeah, yeah. By the way, that was a football pitch full of alpha males, wasn was it? I was Ivory Co. Of course it was.

By the way, that was a football pitch full of alpha males, wasn't it? Oh yeah. You don't want to mess with either of those teams. I'd love the idea at the end when they got, when Odegaard had the drum, and they were all rowing the players. They did it again. They love it, don't they? What a sight that is. And what's the world about Harlan's dad?

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