Hello, my name is Graham. I'm a survivor of Spain against Switzerland. I'm going to choose a tack here, a path, which I hope you don't judge to be self-indulgent.

You're listening to this so I'm going to take it that either you indulge me in my whims or perhaps you actually enjoy some of this and actually to be fair.

One of two of you have messaged me to say that you do enjoy it, so thank you.

But you have to be careful.

When you choose a way to try and describe what you've been part of, and we're a peripheral part of this I don't think that's unfair to say. If I denied that I'd be denying the privilege of having learned a foreign language knowing some of the participants getting an accreditation

traveling around Europe and I'm being given a privileged viewpoint via which to

impose your

Maybe what you see as well picking up the the tip bits and it's like the the wumbles of Wimbledon common what they used to say I used to love that. They used to love it so much.

With all Bernard Cribbons doing the voices and the song was do do do do do do do do do do do do do

What is it picking up pieces of things that we find, folks, stuff that the other folks all leave behind? They used to make useful stuff out of little bits that were discarded and maybe that's part of my job too.

Enough, enough, enough of the rambling. I hope you don't judge me to be self-indulgent when I read you what I wrote for E-SPN. I began the latest column ahead of the

Switzerland match. They would have been a bit cheeky to write it after the Switzerland match.

I said perhaps you consider the idea ridiculous.

Spain admittedly, I've just scored 10 times split evenly across the last two matches.

No team has ever done that in the history of the Euros.

La Rocha have only ever scored more goals at any tournament than the 11th

smashed home so far in four games at Euro 2020 into entire tournaments

their victorious 2008 and 2012 campaigns. Moreover, Louis and Lique Martinez's team

are firm tournament favorites, never mind hotly

tipped to dispatch Switzerland when they meet in St. Petersburg on Friday afternoon.

But here's my case. If you're completely disregarding the idea

that this quarterfinal might well be decided by the mad, devilishly

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