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Englander back might as well just be handed the trophy after a comfortable 3-1 victory over

Scotland. Duke Bellingham's good isn't he Barry? See also Phil Foden and then there's Harry

McGuire poor guy. When does ripping out of him cross some kind of line or is it just funny? Southgate

can't predict how opposition fans will treat anyone but was there anything to gain by putting him

on the pitch at a time when Scotland fans had nothing to cheer about. As for the scots they had

a decent spell but perhaps a sign of where they are in the pecking order of football ahead of

almost certain qualification. Also today disappointing me we have to give some air time to

Piers Morgan's vain attempt to hold Lewis Rubey Arles to account. We get a lovely Ellis James

voice note for Latvia, a slightly less expected voice note from Tbilisi from Lars and a revolutionary

way to pick players by the Indian manager. Egor Steamact all that plus your questions and that's

today's Guardian football weekly. On the panel today Nikki Bandini welcome

Martin. Hello Johnny Lou. Hiya. Hello Barry Glenn Denning. Hello. Joining us for part one

our Scottish football correspondent you and Murray has been a while hallow mate.

It has been a while so Scotland win win win win win and win and I'm not on here

and the tumble against England and here I am. There's no coincidence much.

Suggesting there's an agenda. The agenda is real. Brad says it's funny that you began

Monday's part talking about how England's matches don't matter very much now because they're

going to qualify and then spent about 50 minutes talking about what a disaster it all is

as a Toronto Maple Leafs ice hockey fan. I really relate to this. You and you were there how was it?

I thought England were very good. They were they were buying at it. They took the game seriously

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