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Troy Deany joined us.

He did.

Head of a big interview, which he told us all about.

Danny Kelly joined us and we talked about his little postcard from Ireland.

We're a celebrity. Celebratory.

I can't even say it. Celebratory mood. We had a bit of a chat and of course we did chat to Leanne Sarnison about the lionesses. So that should keep you busy. Here it all is.

Good afternoon everyone. Good afternoon, Andy. Good afternoon, Paul. Good afternoon, everybody. It was fantastic, wasn't it? What a weekend of sport. Yeah, yeah. But that was just, it was an incredible game, really, because by half time... She's the lionesses you thought about. No, I'm talking about England's test match. No, of course I'm talking about the lionesses. By half time, I'd kind of given up. I thought it was so one-sided. I just thought, oh, they're not getting back in this. So I had a cup of tea and I had a chat with him. By the time I went back towards the second half after about 10 minutes, they'd scored. Oh, wow. You have little first. Well, you know, not surprising. They were so outplayed in the first half. but it's amazing football. The better team didn't win. Spain are a better football team than England,

but the team with the biggest heart, the biggest resilience, the world to win, never say die. That's the team that won out. And they deserved it. It was fantastic. We'll talk to Leanne about this. If you think of great England teams of the past, they've not really had a great deal of luck. Bokea from 66, did it cross the line? I don't, you can argue about that. But, you know, the Frank Lampar won that crossed the line, the gaza not quite reaching the balls. Oh, litany of moments, big games in... Moments in big games where the luck has not gone England's way. So, yeah, they rode their luck a lot during the tournament. But most teams that have won big tournaments have done that at some point. So well done to them. We're going to be Alex Debo was headed down to Downing Street, and we'll be hearing from here a little bit later on. They've got a big reception. Then there's the victory parade tomorrow. Of course, talk sport will be there to bring you the highlights from that. We'll have a chat with Leanne Sarnison. It was on box park duty last night. Oh, yeah, it was a great atmosphere there as well. I saw the pictures this morning. I think it was interesting. I've did a bit of a mystic Andy, actually. When Paroello missed those two chances, I wrote down,

she could miss her pen now. Because I just thought that, you know, it was going to be playing on her mind. That was the worst penalty out, wouldn't it? Let's put it around the post, yeah. I was quite surprised at the quality of Spain's penalties. I was watching it with the one. I said to her, you know, they're technically very good. I don't expect them to miss a lot of their penalties, and they were really poor.

Yeah.

You know,

Hannah Hampton was brilliant,

but they weren't great pens.

They weren't great pens.

Bob Matty's one wasn't particularly... very good. I don't expect them to miss a lot of their penalties and they were really poor. Yeah.

You know, Hannah Hampton was brilliant, but they weren't great pens. They weren't great pens. Bon Matty's one wasn't particularly good, was it, no. A bit too close. And Chloe Kelly's was. The King's message was great. It contains a reference to Padilla and Skinner's Three Lions song about football's coming home, he mentions and all this. No.

Blummy's changed his tune since the Royal Variety

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