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Just imagine if Bill Murray had to watch England struggle,

but eventually break down a smaller nation's low block on that day. Not sure the film would be quite as successful.

It's hard to break down a low block, Andoran or otherwise. It makes for bad football and bad football matches.

Someone in the whole end spent the whole game choosing what kettle to buy, frankly, a big life decision that will stay with you for years, unlike this one. Tugles, England though, are yet to be good. Also today a stirring comeback from the Republic of Ireland, Northern Ireland beat Luxembourg and scare the Germans, Wales winning Kazakhstan and Scotland get a creditable draw in Denmark. Elsewhere, Daniel Levy is eased aside by Spurs. Was he good or was he terrible?

Is this the best news for Tottenham or a huge case of be careful what you wish for? There's some

League 1 and League 2 to get through as Cambridge lose to a couple of melons while Sergio Ramos has

released a song. Does Barry even know? All that plus your questions. And that's today's Guardian

Football Weekly.

On the panel today, Barry Glendening, welcome.

Hello, Max.

From Not the Top 20, Ali Maxwell, hello.

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