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So it's been the end of the second week at the Euros with us in Germany

and we're back with another weekend edition of the Sports Agents.

This week, we've been back to our favourite old subject

of profit and sustainability rules in football,

but from the angle of where the clubs are exploiting it

with the transfer of young players.

So we'll get on to that in a while.

You'll hear from the chief exec of the PFA. But first of all, after members of the England squad fought back at media scrutiny,

after lacklust of performances in the group stages at the Euros, we spoke to Connor Cody,

who's been in the last couple of England squads at tournaments, but not in this one,

about what it's like trying to block out the public reaction at a major tournament. I actually quite like it. I'll be honest, from my own point of view. How the players have hit back. Yeah, I quite like it. I quite like it. I think it shows are coming together a little bit. I can imagine they've sat down and listened to a few things that were said and spoke as a team and spoke as a unit and gone we've got to show people and i quite like that i think that's a good thing i think if we're looking from the media side or from a supporter side and you see the team doing that coming together and hopefully creating a little bit of a siege mentality not against the press certainly not against the press but a little bit of a feeling to go into that game and go, right, now we need to show people, we need to show people how we play,

how we do things. We've seen it a little bit with Belgium the other night with how they played. They got a bit of stick after the first game, and they come back and they were fantastic. So I'm hoping that that helps the England team a little bit. The cliche is, isn't it?

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