I've got bad news. I've got bad news for 50% of Twitter's reply guys on football Twitter.

Pessie isn't finished.

This is the Arsenal Vision World Cup Daily.

My name is I like to spend the back on Twitter.

Yankee Gunner.

Tripped over my words a little bit there and ruined it.

But you get the idea.

Pessie isn't finished.

In fact, Pessie is exactly what he is because he scored a penalty, among other things,

to get Argentina through to the semi-final. Now just two games away from being a World Cup

winner, which is the last thing I think he needs on his resume to prove that he's a decent player.

Some people still not convinced. And you can say, oh, but, but Ronaldo, he's still in it. Is he, though? I mean, suffering the indignity of having to watch Portugal move on in the World Cup as he is no longer part of the team. Let's see. Let's see how that goes. That's for tomorrow. But for today, Croatia shocks the world. Croatia shocks the world and Argentina

survive Burnley legend, Vecher's furious attempts at a comeback. We're going to be discussing

that and looking ahead to England, France, Morocco, Portugal here with Phil Costa. You can find

them on Twitter and underscore Phil Costa. Hello, Focosta. Hello, Elliot. What a night. That was

pure football hooked straight into my veins. Some high scents. Forget the Barclays. That was some pure high sense straight into my veins. And I loved it. Yeah. I might need some gas problem, though, if I'm going to be subjected to refereing like Lahore or whatever his name is again. I mean, what's his name? Lahor. La Jors. That's his name from now on. He is Lahore. When it comes to giving it out, when I'm talking about Pakistani fame. It is Lahos? La Johs. La Jors. Mateo La J Yeah. In Pakistan. In Pakistan, yeah.

Okay. You know what? It is late and we've been watching a lot of football. And this is my second podcast of the day, none of which forgive that, but I thought it's kind of funny, I guess. Yeah, I don't know if you noticed he had the energy to give out a yellow card in the penalty shootout. Like the guy, you can't stop him. you can't stop his whistle.

He was like the Vuvuzella of this World Cup.

And he, in the penalty shootout. Like the guy, you can't stop him, you can't stop his whistle.

He was like the vo-vo-vo-zella of this World Cup. And here, by the way, to also discuss that and less fanciful things is Louis Ambrose. You can find him on Twitterdale, Jimbrose. Hello, Lewis. Yeah. Good. No, it doesn't go there. It definitely doesn't. Stay in your lane, buddy.

It's been an exciting night for all of us. Yeah, it's a pleasure to be here.

Let's get the show on the road.

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