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the secret of the irish do you can you get other cronies up and you may be getting this whole thing my suspension of us. the moment tonight six welcome to mexico was a historic tournament for england i sat down with the pole agent and good friend to discuss that soul immensities memories of playing for the three lions. dr bates good lawyers and you can join me on the stone cold to show along to you about the tree will collapse if you play to give us the background of all the ropes in the great lakes probably ropes and colin you'll pretend it's not knowing tonight

six quote well first of all i thought it was to play for him in one thousand nine hundred three so come one hundred eighty six. i was afraid when i stopped by the squad i think that if you speak to people who are first of all just getting on a squad of the time when people are being called up there is a question mark as to whether they're going to be called upon not i don't think a lot of the time so it's not you know the superstar liverpool team but i you know i've been playing for three years so as a regular member of the squad but he still feel a little bit you know nervous because and what i want to play in a world cup with that we missed eighty four european championship i wasn't even thinking about the world cup i'm thinking about wife and how we're going to do it wife and i knew i was going to go unless i got it you know so we told as much possibly robson he did cause he'd looked me in the ivy said luther you're definitely go it's. no no he didn't tell me as much but i said it was really interesting back then because the squad really picked itself what you feel the expectations were from you the group the quality of the group the manager

and the nation going into that will. well you play for england as you know they're always on there is the expectations they always expect you to over achieve those expected to win because you're english rather than looking at the quality of all the teams and the realistic about it i'm talking about maximizing the potential you have and to maximize attention you have yes you can win but more likely you could get to a quarter final semifinal and then if you play better teams they can beat you and also what really helping with back that which really changed post nine hundred ninety is the laws of the game in the nature of the game whereby you can be physical we knew that we could get stuck in but maybe because of the way football was back then from the laws of the game perspective we would be able to defend well we don't have to have fifty percent possession we could have thirty forty percent possession defend well we can work out and then get the ball in the box and get in a couple score fast food would add to that group thanks to the limit hat trick when . you know four years after the focalin swallow well of course you are well aware

because bobby and we all love bobby and bobby's team talks always revolves of course. you know if you know the history of the british empire bobby's team talks always all revolved around remote remember the war no of course when you're playing against germany it's very obvious but of course of other war of independence against america you have the crimean war against the russians yellow acoustics there if i live churchill you about it you have the war how many wars you have got friends hundred years war so. people all the time think what it must be just against germany knowing that i fought against everybody so of course the argentinian beat us but of course what you also have to understand i always felt this i always felt it because when he played for them. i never actually said it but a lot of the talk was we talk about a churchillian speech that were made but also from people like terry butcher you know very well can do one i always used to call terry butcher to now you know also me how did you know not religiously really did it but the war you did about the wall and say that's not part of he's a real warrior and he also bought into this whole thing about england and the

british empire and what have you but i always felt well why should it mean more for us to play for england than it meant for the french or the germans or the tunisians or the algerians to pay for their country and of course in that respect particularly having lost a war for example and feel hard done by because of the nature of things. they really should probably be a bit more to the argentinians to actually be just you know i went along with it because i'm a young man who does you know want very much at the head but if there was a commentary let's get stuck into these but i'll tell you i must admit that throughout that they're going out of the favor pat of all time and in the warm up was really funny because you know the warm up you have to have the pictures and you're all on the pitch warming up so force your own warming up but of course as we're warming up on our side possible to each other everyone just a little to see one merit dollars doing it just by himself in the middle of the pitch just kicking his ball up and doing things with the ball and he would just he came into the mid if in fact he went to the center circle and he got the ball now for anybody who knows how to juggle. no anybody who doesn't know how to juggle this won't make any sense to them but he was jumping the ball but when you juggle a football you juggle the ball probably about three feet in the air he's probably

yeah but he's kicking the ball thirty feet up in the air kicks a thirty feet as it comes back down he kicks it straight another thirty feet up in the air he does it about ten times which is impossible to do if you want to meet you can barely juggle it whereas visit got to come down thirty yards if you could straight in a straight line and off about ten times just as caught on his arm he just looked at us he just walked off so back then we all just went ok there we go i was on the bench i sat on the bench are watching for the whole game for the whole game so to be honest we also took the first goal which was ample we all got up straight away and we saw we saw it we couldn't believe the good lives when they see it and of course now you speak to read as if you know them terry butcher before that and they want to kill him and they hate him i'm going no issue with that whatsoever ali she might she be the referee. however the second goal and i have to say it took every inch. of restraint. not to get up and celebrate the pick of the board and he starts to run i was on the bench. and i just play. with other kids and it's ok everyone

forgot because how can you it's not my goal about. ninety nine so you feel that they're going to school was better than eighty six and did you go into the ninth tournament with a lot more confidence as a team doesn't individual i think that the night is quite have more experience because we're all of my four year old and of course you got some young players like gaza coming through paths again but of course that's only gotten because robbo which you all know how robert got injured now with his toe what everybody with out is that he broke it yeah so no one knew at the time how practical in a path he would have played. so we felt even then it was a level of humility to know we were a good team and yes with a bit of luck we can go through. in fact we needed to pull it off to get where we got to so whenever when they're over confident we'll england never did and that comes with having the experience of understanding the nature of a the english press and the expectations of the english public we really fought as

much against the fans and the press well talk about fighting against them fighting against our expectations started every gun on the bench in ninety six started every gun in the in the non-singing once you were right the way through to your injury what memories of the group i was never fit you know i had an interest towards the end of that season while i started every game until the when i came up for the cameroon game didn't play against belgium i wasn't right i could feel it wasn't right but bobby wanted me to play. and he kind of like played me up front played me wide a bit but i was never i was never i was never fit and once again it was the same thing we never thought of particularly well. but we started off experience in the squad a lot you know rubble was out so but that year one you have a carrot as you know ron paul gascoigne everything just goes out the window because guys really you know with these with youth and beauty really just just pull us through it it was just a marvel watching while he was doing not necessarily i mean a performance against germany for months but in the early performances he was he

was good he was ok but he was just he's carried to around the place around the dressing room of course he took all the attention from the press from us do we got kind of lloyd advantage even in a dressing room you cross your fingers and you try and keep an environment in an atmosphere which is a positive happy environment for him to perform knowing that like that everything can change you enjoy it you can also against countering did england underestimate the opposition in. their flexi system and their skill in the pool in that cone of luck fuel joie de vivre why they play what i want to help them i knew much when i was over i don't think we underestimated them because don't forget i said before that. even up until that period of time the laws of the game were such that we could be over the physical with teams the difference with cameroon is that you could be physical with camera because they were equal in fact they were more physical they were huge they were strong so we lined up for this cameroon team and terry but your when they were late so terry butcher had put them all screaming it

was unbelievable the atmosphere but because of the way we played you can actually see them you could hear them before when they came around to join us in the tunnel and were saying their late thirties graceful got out shouting and screaming or people like all of a sudden it was like zulu dog michael caine. we heard them chanting singing coming around the corner great just don't go up up up and all of the laughter they came on the corner coming out all they needed every seat to do with michael came out and they are huge and they can run it down south is exactly what it was there live it sort of what you please read go everybody else but i don't know if that alongside of someone stood there when all the best. were a big physical strong so we could intimidate them physically and technically could offer yet another place played in france as much as you know they're from cameroon but all that played in father with technical perfection they were strong they were naive that was the only thing what do you think overall when you got back home. more nights went down to luton airport and the three hundred thousand people who turned out great the same the expectations were probably exceeded the first world

cup semifinal since one thousand nine hundred sixty fourth place finish your india and established seasoned international i'm one of england's best players. with an injury yeah but of course i mean what different for me because i wasn't you know because of my injury and of course when i came off so you know what it's like sometimes you really don't feel part of it you know of course the celebration really was for the for the for the germany game who played so well because of won and of course we got those tears and that really wasn't so i found out i felt a bit of an outsider because i knew that the injury i had to do myself justice in that world cup was placed at the concert as well and it's really interesting because even though it's with the same although i did play ninety six came out and even that was just want to be each other to do well you know what it's like when you go to the team it's like what you don't want the team to do well you don't just play in your position to do well but to really say the harmony that one thousand nine hundred eighty six squad was the most important thing in one of them really well and bounce your positive people but it was so well done but i knew that the next game if i didn't play well that got me back again so i kind of like with

a look at reserves in my my joy what's your favorite memories could be on the pitch off the pitch oh those tree will. watch a marathon try i suppose you know. as announcement announcing himself to the world that what he did. some of the stories about gaza because all thomas berthold funny enough and he's the package the cake. when got booked on the house thomas which is a complete typical gaza situation because everyone thought that when he kicked him that gaza was like saying i'm sorry i'm sorry romona had them and then he went on that i started to gaza and he told gaza saying sorry just accept it but doesn't tell me how miles thomas of the thomas is this story true and he goes i got a ticket i'm sorry paul gascoigne's mind i can work this way so got us out he told me so i said well when i came because he was screaming like a baby in detroit i'm actually x. and i think that's all the work be coming over and he said if the referee hears him scream and stuff i'm going to book him if he doesn't hear him scream and he may not some want to squeeze his lips he was trying to squeeze into the show at the same

time off so i was always had a cold almost broke all gets to try to squeeze my mouth i don't know what he would do it through and i thought he got to talk about the junk as well why use every dollar bus and i. really appreciate you joining us thank you very much it's a pleasure. you also in the study in calling all show the swing join us the same time next week when i shuts woke up when a patrick vieira come on. is

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asks a u.k. court to overturn his arrest warrant in a bid to end his five year confinement at the ecuadorian embassy in london. and the u.s. accuses turkey of the stabilizing more than syria while i'm cora urges washington to end its support for the kurdish militias. this is r.t. international coming to life from moscow i'm kate partridge thank you for joining us. i will start the bulletin in switzerland where donald trump has been speaking to political and business leaders at the world economic forum the us president used his speech to promote his vision for protectionist trade policies and tax cuts and to take a swipe at the media r.t. jacqueline berger reports from the. there and the results. one

mistake america's future has never been brighter i will always put america first i believe in america to come to america where you can innovate create and build now that pretty much wraps up his whole speech which centered on progress that's been made in the u.s. in the presence of opinion since he came to the white house he touched specifically on the booming stock market on the recent tax reform that he signed and the progress against eisel he also went on to say that leaders should be cheerleaders for their own countries and that he's a cheerleader for the u.s. and that's easy for him because he loves the country so much now of course trump being trump he didn't forget to mention the media during his time on the stage let's take a quick listen as a businessman i was always treated really well by the press you know the numbers speak and things happen but i've really had a very good press and it was until i became

a politician that i realized how nasty how mean how vicious and how fake the press can be as the cameras start going off in the back. now perhaps those booing at trump's comments didn't hear the recommendation that his transportation secretary gave to people earlier this week feel very flattered that he has chosen this as a forum. those that don't want to listen to him they can leave term speech was highly anticipated and according to reports lines were out the door hours before it even started and here at this economic forum trump in true businessman fashion used the opportunity to promote himself and his country. we can expand it julian assange has launched an appeal against his arrest warrant in the u.k. if his legal challenge is successful he may be able to walk free from the ecuadorian embassy in london where he's been living for more than five he is honest us a check in the reports who are twists and turns in the seemingly endless and extremely

legally complicated case of julian a songe the wiki leaks founder has been holed up inside the secretariat embassy in london for over five and a half years now a crucial lawyer hearing has taken place in london today where a judge is considering julian assange his appeal for a potential lifting over the arrest warrant based off of his alleged breach of bill conditions back in two thousand and twelve now the latest understanding that we have is that decision might come not sooner than a week from now the announce did so far seems to have been february sixth where we will learn more about the fate of the julian assange case if the judge does decide to rule in his favor potential new doors will be open for himself and his legal team to consider in terms of how to move forward with his case and hopefully eventually get him out of this embassy here it has to be said of course that british officials have said time and time again that they would arrest julian assange were he to walk out of this embassy of course his concern was that he would

potentially be extradited to the u.s. where he's not favored very much given the work of weiqi leaks that has been exposing some of the activities of the u.s. government and of course all of that said the reason that this situation unraveled kind of in the first place was because swedish officials wanted to follow him following potential alleged sexual abuse concerns now what is important is that those have been long lifted now so julian assange arguments in this latest case to have the arrest warrant lifted is that those have been dropped so any potential alleged breach of bail conditions should also be lifted crucially of course we have to see that organizations such as the united. nations have said that his detention is arbitrary and in violation of international law officials here in london have concerns about his potential well being seeing the situation of him staying holed up behind sort of inside four walls for so long is obviously not sustainable

according to them so lots of questions now in terms of where this case will move forward obviously what's crucial as well is that within the last month jorian officials have granted julian assange ecuadorian citizenship also raising lots of questions about the possibility of potentially him being granted diplomatic status which could make it easier for him to get out of the u.k. but all of those questions really yet to be answered as this hearing continues and now all eyes are going to be on what this judge decides in the weeks to come here in london. thousands of memos written by a former pentagon chief donald rumsfeld should be made public they cover a wide range of subjects from just before nine eleven to his retirement in twenty in two thousand and six and they gave some rare in science into the workings of the u.s. government. delves into the documents. here's the age of the world's mightiest army being in charge of it is a hell of a job who else suddenly has to order

a full list of languages spoken in afghanistan or worry about the pronunciation of the word is lie and even hassle their assistants for a dentist's appointment like seriously that's what the only american who's why spend pentagon boss was up to donald rumsfeld forget the book he wrote for future generations about his career in case you're interested in his experience thanks to the freedom of information act you can now learn directly from mr rumsfeld's so-called snowflakes what do you think i should do with this collins memo i look at it and i don't know what to do with it please take a look at this article and tell me what you think i want to do about it i need to start seeing films overheads video and photos everyone in the room is seeing all kinds of video and pictures and talking about them i have no idea what they're talking about so the nickname snowflakes was for the tiny notes or memos for subordinates oh i'd love to have

a job where i could go i've got an article here just read it didn't get a thing what should i do about it you'll find loads of snowflakes like that and the d.o.d. archive apparently that's how it works there something just pops up in mr rumsfeld's mind he types it out boom the word homeland is a strange word homeland the friend sounds more german than american let's visit about someday in a press conference the president is going to be how many and see meetings. could be embarrassing to think of that things are going to happen good things you can. give me a list of the next one will give you an idea of how tough the boss could get if staff misbehaved if people come late to meetings we should remove their plates from the table well what else can. they do if assistance just can't do their job properly if i'm going to give gifts i have to know what's in them i see islam with an s.

not a c. and muslim with an s. not a double c. i still need a dentist appointment with a quick summary of rummy snowflakes i mean we have to try and go. meanwhile a war of words is building up between the united states and turkey the turkish government has urged the u.s. to stop arming the kurdish forces in northern syria or risk armed confrontation but the u.s. state department is pointing the finger at ankara accusing it of destabilizing the region with its offensive against the kurds people now have to flee an area that was previously considered pretty stable and what a shame that is think about all that this country has been through and now we're looking at another disruption in northwestern syria because turkey has taken its eye off the ball isis and going after the p.k. at this time and i mean then the weapons have been provided to the white the united states the americans haven't kept their promise since man page lately trump

statements saying that they won't give anywhere. and then saying that we are not giving them any during last night's telephone conversation and created a crisis of trust with them as. well that telephone call mention by turkey's foreign minister has also become a source of dispute ankara and washington have given different accounts of what was actually discussed president trump relayed concerns the escalating violence in africa in syria risks undercutting our shared goals in syria here to turkey to deescalate limited military actions and avoid civilian casualties. the white house statement about the content of the phone call between trump an article and we're probably drafted before the conversation took place because it did not reflect the truth. well earlier the u.s. secretary of state denied washington was sending a thirty thousand strong security force to the border between syria and turkey u.s. officials were quoted as saying.