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Welcome to a Men in Blazers holy crap England actually won something pod special.

Way back, like Beyonce on the day in which feels like the entire nation of England

had a wade, runny of a weekend in which they all won the Waggitha case,

managed their first game at DC and I did and oversaw two goals an extra time to see

they come back win a wonder. And then witness possibly the greatest single

result in modern British football history. Yes, Everton 3, Dean Emokieff Nil,

a jest, a jest, as you want to open by raising high my third first brother the day to the

moment it finally came home and the years of her clock was finally reset to zero against

the Germans too. And I can't describe psychically just a release alone, a beating them gave

the nation more much more than that to come. But that song it's coming home by the

deal and Skinner that was originally ironic a song about football fandom about sports

fandom about the human condition about how we have the capacity ahead of every season

ahead of every tournament, no matter what the team is you build up the case for hope.

And now every single ounce of evidence every I out of experience from the past flashes

only danger warning signs ahead a song which admittedly has been outrun by England's

recent progression from a footballing perspective on both the men's and the women's sides and

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