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This is the football daily with Darren Fletcher.

Welcome to the Friday football social.

Before we go anywhere tonight, a word on the tribute's pouring in

for England will cut when a George Cohen who's died today at the age of 83.

So Jeff first his teammate who's one of two surviving members now of that 1966 side said,

along with Bobby Chalton, he said, very sad to hear my friend and England teammate has died today.

This from Peter Shelton, George Cohen had a great sense of humour and was such a gentleman

a national treasure has left us and Gary Linnaker sorry to hear that George Cohen has died.

Another of the heroes of the 1966 World Cup winning team leaves us, he'll always have

footballing immortality, RIP George. The right back played in the side that won the World Cup at

Wembley in 1966, he was vice captain in the 42 victory over West Germany in the final, he won 37

England caps and spent his entire club career with full him. So this is the Friday football

social Glen Murray and Don Hodgison with us. It's a strange time of year, we can't quite really

get our head round what it's going to look like. Now we're all back but we have to say good

evening to the fellas Don how are you? I'm all good Fletch, can't wait for the Premier League,

absolutely can't wait. And Glen you're as excited as I am, we can't wait to get back to it here.

Yeah, can not wait to get the ball rolling again and get the second half of the season up and running.

Footballing traditions, Glen at Christmas, what were you like at Christmas? Did you, did you,

were you okay with training on Christmas day and all that kind of thing? I said this to Jose and

Rikki last night, if I was a football manager I would give you fellas the day off on Christmas day

because I don't think it makes a blind bit of difference to what your result is going to be on

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