This is the Gab and Jewel show presented by Gusto.

I'm Gab, he's Jules.

No clue about the weather in London.

Actually, I do know because it's really, really hot there.

But it don't matter, Jules, because we're in the U.S.

We're across the pond.

You're in the Big Apple, New York City.

I'm in the city of brotherly love for now.

Philadelphia, let's do this because we're going to talk about England and Ghana in our first segment.

I was at that game.

There's a lot to talk about from that game.

But before that, I want to chuck something with you that Juergen Klopp said

in an interview with Italian media, and I presume others, where he's been surprised by the quality

in this World Cup. And I think what he's driving at, obviously we've seen a couple of bad games as well,

but all these superstars, after the supposedly grueling seasons,

so many of the stars are shining despite the fact that, you know,

we often see teams and individuals coming to a World Cup at the end of a long club season

and they're a little bit spent or they're carrying knocks.

I don't know. It's a different way to look at it do we agree with yurgan uh not particularly i think yeah there's been some

really good games and some the stars are here and it's always great to see mbapap and messy

harrietanos scoring as well hurricane all of that it's all good and, you know, that's fantastic. There's games that have happened that were not great and not too spectacular where the quality was poor, sure. There's also a bit of suspense. And so get other games that, you know, there's nothing, not much to play for. There's other game where Joe would suit everybody.

So let's see how it goes. I think he's been a World Cup of everything. That's how I'll put it. And it's probably normal when you've got so many teams in this World Cup. I think what he was driving at is more like the individual condition of the games. If we remember in past World Cups, we'd see stars who, you know, kind of

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