I'm Gab, he's Jules, weird weather, great skies, essentially over West London, rare skies over Garris, Southgate.

And we're going to be talking about that.

We're talking to Manchester United Manager, future,

the gift that keeps on giving.

Talking about France's impressive score of the straw with Canada.

And almost as good a night as Macron.

But let's start with England and Iceland.

And the reason we're talking about England is because even as you may have gathered from our accents, neither of us are English.

But we've been here a long time and we wonder whether, at some point this country which has done such a good job producing so many young players

This country which literally invented the game which has the best league in the world, which probably spends more in its national

team in terms of structures and supports and coaching and whatever else than anybody else.

When are they going to get it together? Obviously they were runners up,

loss the final.

I forget to who. Last time.

Timing Blue. At Wembley. Yeah.

I'd still, only one major trophy in history and even that one if you were German

which neither of us are you might say there's a big asterisk here and maybe a

big asterisk when they played Argentine in the quarter-final as well and a big asterisk

against Portugal too, different times to succeed, right?

He should be getting it together and then psychologically they have these games and it's only a

friendly and it's Iceland who will be botching the tournament on

television but they lose and I feel it's kind of the nature of the media of football fans here of discourse that this becomes a really big deal.

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