Well, we've done a number of these off-scripts, and I've been great fun so far, but this really

is something different, distinctly off-script, possibly the most famous sporting family from

Manchester, or Barry, depends which way you look at it. And there are very, very few families

than say that all three children represented their country. So I'm delighted to welcome

well, I would say welcome Gary, but I feel I've spoken to more than ever these days. So Gary's

just kind of out there somewhere. But particularly good afternoon to Phil and Tracy Neville as well.

Good afternoon, all of you. Good afternoon, Jeff. First of all, the most important question is how, Tracy, I'll start with you. How are you?

I'm good, Jeff. I'm enjoying my Matt leave. I've got all the country enjoying it with me at the

moment. And yeah, just taking up a little bit of space in my personal life, really. It's good.

Enjoying it. And it's good that they've isolated us

so not have to see these two on a regular basis. So it's a win-win for me.

Phil, how is it for you? Because obviously, you've got a squad to maintain and stay in touch with.

How difficult is if you just operationally being

manager of England women's team under these circumstances? Well, I think we were in New York

when it broke two and a half weeks ago. So we were isolated when we was in New York. So when we

came back, we were fully aware of the severity of it. And I think the first week, we've sort of like, give them a little bit of breathing space.

And then they got into their training programs and we've been doing a lot of sort of like

virtual video calls.

And I think the last probably three or four days is probably the bit of a little bit of a

mental brick wall in terms of the training.

So we've had to find really innovative ways to keep them entertained, engaged.

And I've got to say, the most important thing is that everyone's safe and everyone stays away

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