Hello, everybody and welcome to the Red Bend TV. My name is Nan Club. I'm actually delighted to say I'm joined by the brilliant Henry Windsor. Henry, how you do, mate? Okay.

Well, I'm good, but I'm in a farm yard about 10 miles from the England base where obviously Trent is and there was a

thunderstorm going I saw the owner the farmer and I said English or better, English weather, isn't this good, you know,

and he smiled, but actually it's turning into, yeah, it's quite lively, we've got some Icelandic

thunderclaps going on anyway I hope you can

hope you can hear me yeah you absolutely perfectly fine see you absolutely perfectly fine if

anything changes I'll try and let you know if I've got times like you know that is you might be gone in a

puff of smoke before we realize yeah if you can alert a and e in the office that's great of

course absolutely I'll have them on standby yeah but the weather has been a

little bit temperamental I think is fair to say over in Germany

it has not been much better in Liverpool to be honest if you're not missing a lot but

obviously we all seen the thunderstorm that stopped the game what game was that the

Germany yeah that's right, it was. Yeah, it was. And that's right. I think there was an English

referee. I was listening to up the radio coming back from a training session and there was an English

referee and they thought that was quite amusing.

The English radio responded in, you know what the Germans got the brilliant understated

sense of fudema, you'll have met Didi Hermann, so you know that. And so they, while there

was a sort of 15 minute pause while they mocked up the pitch and got the players dried out, they put

on a special program about England and penalties, which wasn't the most uplifting of drives to listen to,

but obviously, as your man did, they turned all that round.

Yeah, he laid that to rest for now anyway.

But yeah, I thought it was fitting that Ali McCoy saw on the commentary

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