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It's unbelievable!

Roger, holy crap, Dave! It must have been what, 1066 felt like? No, we lost that one.

1966? Yeah, 1966 is slightly better. Am I dreaming? Was that England we just watched, Roger?

I think it was Ukraine to be candid, but let's take it, Dave. Let's dive in, because I've got to say, I'm not even English and I'm tingling.

Well, no, let's get used to the pronouns right now. From the Embassy Rose Studios in the crap part of Bedford, the crap part of the South Fork of Long Island, it's a Men in Blazer Spotify Greenroom Euro 2020 played in 2021, instant reaction pod.

It's not clear that football's coming home, but now we know. It's childhood bedroom is still there. The little beds been made up. It's available if football wants it, Dave.

Well, it is sort of coming home, Rod. It's at least coming home for the semi-final, which is, which is enough. When they say it is coming home, I believe they do mean Spotify Greenroom though, really, Roger.

Where we've been doing live broadcast every match day of the tournament. And yes, we post them as podcasts immediately after they're complete because we're, because we're like that.

But trust me, Rodge Tears, be they have happiness or sadness, sound different when you hear them live. Plus, being on the app is the only way you can participate in the Q&A section.

God, all it took for English greatness is for me to announce my citizenship, write a book about my love of another far superior country.

And it's like a curse has been lifted. Yeah, thank you. You've led it. The curse of Rod. No one is happier about your book. Congratulations, Rodge. The cover of the review section of the Wall Street Journal.

Your pronouns have turned to the first person plural when talking about England. And you're all over the Wall Street Journal. Your favorite newspaper. I love it, Rodge.

I can't stand looking at me. So let's talk about the green room, which is like for us, we've always said, men in blazers is a three-way conversation between me, you and the GFO piece.

And this happens to allow us to do it live, David. We're going to do it live.

Yeah, there's also the voices in your head, Rodge, so it may be full-way. For those of you on green room with us right now, no matter which cabin you're in, ask your questions in the chat section. And we'll take the best ones at the end of the show. Can you kick this whole thing off with a toast, Rocherleo?

Oh, mate, I can, I can, I can, I can. I'm just writing a little note to myself through a line for Morning Joe on Monday. But I will give you a toast when you demand one, David. I'm opening this book.

I raised my first 18th, but of the day to this stage we are sharing together 28 teams have come and gone for now, survived the end of the tournament so close that we can taste it. And whatever happens, what a tournament we've shared with its stripback precautions in Stadia.

We've got one that's had the football product front and center. We've not had to like suffer through celebrity filled boxes and a listers and insta influencers and high merchants filling our screens.

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