It's all the city of David Bowie and Iggy Pop living on milk and cocaine.

The city of John F. Kennedy, I'm in Berliner.

I like to think of it as the city of Jesse Owens too.

I'm driving across it now or being driven across it now. Punch drunk because it's a real slog, it's a real campaign. You put a lot into a tournament of this mentally and physically.

I treat it a little bit like Mark Kucarea told me he was going to treat it last night before the match. It's called the on arrival.

And sometimes you get the bonus, I think, of speaking to the coach or the assistant coach or one of the starting players on arrival.

In this instance, it was Kukorea.

And I said to him, starting a European final,

is a real proof of how hard you worked, how much dedication you put into superseding some of the

tests that you've been through.

And he said, yeah, look, it started a long time ago.

We've been here away from our families a long time.

I'm going to treat starting a European final as a present and then he said I'm

I'm gonna to enjoy myself.

Sort of follow up question naturally because pre-match, most players don't speak like that.

You might find a behemoth of the game maybe Pelay thought that in

1970 or maybe messy thought that about 900 of his 1,000 matches. I don't know.

But Cucaria, albeit a tremendous athlete, a funny guy, well-quord and a top-level professional footballer.

He's not ballet or messy and...

Did he hear him saying that he wanted to enjoy himself and have fun was, if not starting, it was at least interesting.

I said, well, people don't use that phrase often in pressure situations in football

Mark what do you mean and he said well we've worked so hard as a team to be

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