move abroad and the most natural thing for no reason coaches to either go to denmark or to sweden and if you get one of those clubs and then you do and i think that. it would or could be realistic to to talk about him and if you look at some of the other coaches that we've had like stalled us on blocking he was a move so yeah. we tend to go go that route over all of the they don't go from norway and then straight up to him they're not germany or or holland like that needs to be a career that's been built up so they see that you can manage different levels of football and at the moment i'm at the bottom level so i got a few steps to go last thank you good good thanks for your pleasure. joris of the breakers we streets a form of woke up golden bear when a girl in the car started with us.

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we had a better school in italy even before i know we didn't do very well in our. instances that didn't quite come through and it's you lose two parents not have so you're out but we had a good school day and i think you just made it a little bit better. you know just going walpole meatballs was still us all plots and you know broader options around the overcall injured again. through myself from good defense terry you know as well can grate all wrong because a lot riding on long island we could out we are playing notice and we had you know fluidity we could play different systems i actually flew we had a better all round school to trust players in that group which is.

saudia that big ball of a study. that you go in that guy and the locks make mccall feel it for all in those days of course you could just kick you know there's a lot of physicality much more than there is now you took them on now you got a yellow card and the line on the floor etc but it was but we got a great start in life to just hold off mccall see and i'm knowing of course that somebody saw him sitting i wonder where you go why always you get all over the lot with the bulls like sure he's given you a little. bit but i was definitely not going to let it get me get to that go ahead of me i was so determined to get that goal and then obviously i came back really well then you'd start then. you know they were competitive holland you know they played that kind of very direct football very old school english football to thank police crises drifting away but it was it was difficult to play against and then obviously we go to get back to the game but as we always didn't expect it and i was always something i forget of the teams are quite good as well the interest that was

the tommy change system and for the first time that we played. at the back which we've never done before. and i mean the whole the whole myth about it was we forced into a completely numb since i mean what happened was that bobby robson had the idea to play that way wanted to change the system but he i remember he came just three or four of the seine plazas in the show terry butcher myself i'm brian ross and was there even though you just injured. so he you know and he just said to as he says i'm thinking playing this way against it don't you think it is you know with the past and we could as well come follow him and spare etc etc what do you think we were when i think already with the pleasure we've got and give us a bit more of a fluid it's going to move be less kind of stuck rigid bridgette was rigid before quite hone. and then he went away and we then need to make before that he said

right this is the way we've been applied it was never. a moment when he practically got played arsenal and from there on in we thought the next game is a tough one as well you know in the most to get sort of and that's what you got do in the group stage and then it becomes a knock out the belgium going. plus schools paul cornell but think of it if you ask most england fans it's you it's you on the hook. in the group in the cold it's like in the guy and you're looking. at what i like always looking at the count. you know so it was just i was just always charging thing and thinking and i want to agassiz doing. that and so it was. saying that footage i want to go what a finish i'm saluting incredible finish cameroon did england the rest of my vats. can remember it was you know the obvious money supply in the world cup nobody knew exactly where all the walls he could play. little girls well that i think few

suspended as i remember the team mate who got him but we wrote and said we should tell you this. ripple on a downer that was he said i shouldn't tell you this but it's got to go by. could be from the truth they were good they were strong and physical. and they played some intelligent very good football going forward kept the ball well and most of the sudden from being one will think it might be we're going to get away but we wasn't the slightest bit complacent and we didn't you don't go out like that we would this is welcome as if. then all of a move to one down as you move to these magic penalty you where is the going was slow you drift in the white well it's all. wadded things. they were all going to think in the nick or because of that but what i did think was come on just one chance get one chance which you know see kid go and then both

guys are not in for me and i got hit and i thought penalty and then the rest point to stall and i thought yes and then i thought oh i'm taking this up an independent six a full year we had well i'm sure i was a little bit nervous but i also love those situations and if you're strong. you're playing the game you desperate to get a chance you can get a better chance than a penalty. and i did the true story this is a preview of something i've been posting conferring of for years and particularly not woke up i practiced i. have to try to so i hit one where i just you know that one with capers left but just bend it just try just saw the post and you'll always pull in and out of it so i hate that i have to day after day after day after day after day before they gave me train in the napoli stadium where we where we played against both of us get huge wells be a ball you know again hard page so i went to dimock penalty about to start the

penalty taking practice but we russell. i've been told that the coverage got spine to study much in the train. so i said you might want to think about your penalty practice because he knew obviously he wanted so and so i put a book on the spot i'm only about ten but each one a hit log to keep us right into that corner yeah so then we go the guy who comes in this guy penalty thing ok just hit the one you've practiced you know how do you know how to do it just just do not do that do that and the sin is a stroke. it was effect and even before a stroke i could see the keeper diving in love to his room. some of the local from the stuff become routine and go it was there i'll never know but. after ninety minutes extra times to say so we go off the table because. so much so. i thought it was good and then obviously let me get another penalty now i'm thinking

now i want to enter. so i thought well we don't have so early with the first one i'll just mark it down the middle and i'm sure the thought of all the way again because i did place it so i was fairly confident if i struck it straight down the middle school. and so it proved to be thankfully even against germany classico oldroyd woke me following no. how did you feel that gang member the night before bobby robson had teammates in the lobby for. team mates and then we were going to watch the other semicolon of italy on tina and. we had this meet in the clipboard was there as always and as always bobby was a bit like the mates and so we had this thing we're talking about and to take and so on you know instead of plays because they're not you know we didn't used to have all those boys for. mobile phones laptops you know books that it's nothing like that so we might do and it's time we used to do

a bit of a self right you know it's an impatient myself with the with the we with the bookcase. people cannot believe this is ok because it. so only shows in length and then. they're not before they woke up seventy four against the clipboard result probably was like self turned a page i've written a nice big market panel for it and even money in mentions the wall. and. then i closed it back up. with any takers but it was a kind of a joke but then five minutes later he walked into the brig i guess right push. them in the wall where he massive kid goes right and he's probably got the ball well and he and they're both going to turn to anything turn the thing out of and he's gone they need you past. a true story. and move the iconic goal.

of a paul paul paul paul interview jimmy said poster burnouts and close it comes off in loops of and then at the other end of the long writing process do you. do what you do best i.q. score a goal that will let me fall i didn't feel i was against the gym and i was again is the explosion of emotion and different failings of relief of him back in the game of the joy of actually scoring a game as massive as. i am with volley and it was a joyous moment but obviously it is the law going to go. but at that specific moment i can't remember a kind of benefiting polka scoring good was a tournament kind back yourself a superstar something that you knew about going about from the no you know six world cup gets a yellow call do you feel a responsibility to see this kind of incredible talent as

a iconic moment point to the same which again i had no idea it was only half the people's dog i won't. well and then i saw her and i i remember the guys it was always he made the launch an attack you missed on the call the other call which he did that for if we made the final he wouldn't apply then i was just kind of. always just wear them at the side of the you know when it happened and i still want to go and i thought. so i looked over to. the bench was really close and i just went you know within the basically keep an eye on him good guys responded brittany . and he was great and he was unbelievable i mean guys that is in terms of talent was on believable penalties you school you almost the end of the game it's like an intolerable. to the times you tap stalls go put you play as a movie try to find you know players that would take penalties before volunteers

and chris waddle people he said he won't and then i remember been i'm never forgotten it totaled in the sense of the pay the five of his before the shooting. and he will anyway always. he said there are thirty million people watching this. on our backs imperiously myself off and so i kind of threw away a little bit it was you know it kind of brought it. back on my career and people use the word regret awnings regret if this. would have been obvious to two we're not. going to move. on another doc bobby robson you numerous times about any. team account to show in the fall and. we always fancy our chances but it would have

been soft going. yes that's the one. i thought what was the mood like in the dressing room after the game. it was it was incredibly disciplined at the same time there was a degree of pride because we knew we'd done well and i've got a funny in a funny sort of game in its entirety eight nine months ago for the first time. we played. best saw it and we were not we did you know when you play you know you know always quite sure how it's going especially when time passes but. we played so well and that guy so there was a mixture of it was down at despondency what it was like for. a person chris waddle i have no idea but all we could do was trying to comfort him but what he's saying and sometimes the difficult. and then i remember we on the team bus on the way back and we did silly songs were. on the way about for most of the trip just because we

were in good spirits and then i think you guys are a wobble started it. why don't i don't know but gradually everyone started to join in but it's only when we would think it was kind of we put it we charted lifted on emotions and we felt like honest i was proud we could we could go home without hype but at the same time those are all. wouldn't leave that thing about costs. such a lot this week thank you for joining us all the stan collymore show will be back next week as our interview realm or treat and spike didn't suit your rebel family.

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the twelfth of january money was kevin zero in live from moscow here thanks for watching richie and in around the world we started with this the u.s. army is playing to step up its activities on social media it's now on the hunt for a software tool which can understand and respond to foreign uses online posts and potentially help to sway public opinion but it isn't something the u.s. has been advocating against in the past as it surely. explains more. the classic bonds have been out there for ages and we know what they're usually used for that is sending out spam messages in some cases performing hacking attacks but it seems that uncle sam is after something much more sophisticated here if you go online and check out the us federal business opportunities website you will come

across a pentagon request from earlier this week and this was something that really caught our attention well the us army wants right now is a software system that will be able to translate between languages most notably russian korean farsi and arabic and we all know which countries these languages are spoken in this kind of technology of this kind of translation technologies radio that was not hold for now i'm far from giving you the full list of requirements the tool is meant to understand and know how to use correctly dialects slag and even a mode g.'s plus must be a tool that is capable of analysis all these millions of posts comments and replies and we all that these things can be really dodgy are to be at a loss for emotion and sentiment that's how complicated it gets key question is again it's probably overused but what's it going to be used for potentially they want the software to be able to communicate with users online maybe not one hundred

percent like a human being but somewhat close to that just take this requirement that i have printed out right here it is the ability to generate at least three or up to ten unique statements derived from the original social media statement while retaining the meaning and the tone of the original again the software will monitor and analyze its own impact from the messages that it sends then a just plus it also needs to be self-taught in a way that it can learn from its own mistakes and then improve an upgrade which provides potentially unprecedented. opportunities for influencing opinion on life company are going to notice the irony of this big plan is that it's on the heels of the u.s. leaders complaining about all the potential fuss about online interference from other parties other countries rather than in the case when russian troll farms and bots there are all over the media news about that the first question that i asked

the pentagon what is your intention guys for this particular new projects we sent them out or request to comment they didn't get back to us for now but the languages are either regions will give you a hand and also some experts have already told us that it's part of the u.s. campaign could be to expand their online influence in capabilities something that they have been up to for years but really the sophistication of this new project machines being able to analyze the emotions and the sentiment of comments online rather something alarming. he'll you with me a bit earlier we discussed the issue with n.s.a. whistleblower william binney and also former m i five agent of the marsh on the outline some of the implications of using this kind of technology. what they really want to do is be able to monitor voice communications or any kind of communications

text and be able to assess it and. check it for other threats or things like that or even. some from some of the manipulation programs even respond. and try to manipulate the other person at the other end so i mean our intelligence agencies have had this is one of their objectives white papers are generally circulated among contractors who do business with the government so it is a little unusual to see these things out in the public as far as i know the most obvious interpretation would be that this is a pushback against the allegations that have been made consistently for the last eighteen months about so-called russian troll farms influencing elections across the west and it's interesting to see that the languages that they're advertising for are the language of iran and of course north korea and russia so that would be a bit of a sort of give away about which countries they want to be targeting meantime talking of involvement in tech if you feel your twitter account isn't getting the

attention it deserves maybe even if it paranoid all it could be done to the social network censoring you without your knowledge and undercover investigation by anti corruption group project veritas has revealed there is a practice known as shadow banning. one. shot is. that someone you don't know thank you but you know what she should. think that you want to function well you know. what according to project veritas a shadow hides the content of a particular user the user continues to post on the platform to the followers but the tweets don't appear elsewhere on twitter for straight to people in the video who are said to be current and former twitter employees claim that these measures target right leaning comb to smear a column has more of what's been revealed all the social media giant has presented itself as politically neutral but project veritas seems to revealed otherwise

according to several employees who've been caught on camera twitter regulates its content by controlling what its users can see on their feet now one of twitter's policy managers says that the company is currently developing a system that down ranks controversial users and another employee says twitter is trying to ban a certain way of talking online so they're going to like the way it was initially the user the ones that say i'm very lucky to be there you know. it's good to see them in the mindset of the way you talk to twitter can also apparently dig into its users profiles and conversation history to figure out their political leanings and then determine whether or not they should be banned and another issue that came up was julian assange just twitter account and the fact that it was deleted without explanation a couple weeks ago but an employee was asked about it and he did hint at one possible reason. but you. know.

what we can't verify if these are real twitter employees are not and if they are they definitely could be lying but regardless the whole issue is definitely something to investigate further. did respond to the allegation saying it's committed to enforcing its own. rules without bias and empowering every voice on the platform of the group behind the revelations meantime has got a mixed reputation worth bearing in mind critics say project for a start fails to provide an edited video of its revelations with some go further to say the group's got a strong political agenda we spoke director russell verney he's the executive director of project veritas he believes the group's methods though are justified. they don't know they're talking to a reporter so they're being honest they're not they're talking to a c.n.n. reporter with a microphone says c.n.n. it's probably a given talking points so what we do is we have a false name of background story maybe for instance we might set up a website for job seekers and try to recruit people from

a certain company or force a certain company and they'll come in thinking they're talking to a recruiter and joining the conversation and give away information we may go meet them in a. bit just happen to be next to them says sitting in a bar with lots of ways of making friends and then being introduced from one person to another and getting information hundreds of stories of not one of them has ever been proven to be other contact your doctor. stay with social media facebook post has led to the capture of one form of japanese gangland pulse but on the run for more than a decade. president

trump's pulled out of visiting britain next month to open a new u.s. embassy in london there he says it's because he's unhappy with a one point two billion dollar relocation project. the reason i cancel my.