the same for the tony we had a difficult camp i had to get through the playoffs we played syria in a playoff and basically syria hit the post in the last minute if they had scored that goal they would have went straight then we played on the wrist and beat them quite convincingly then the manager resigned and called us all to tell him before he resigned just out of the blue it's a bit of a molecule step down he's only had the team maybe for three months in title he's had a camp with them in turkey it's going to be very very difficult i think it's france that we saw in two thousand and six the same got to last sixteen astroids best record ever in two thousand and ten they got knocked out of the first round but they had the same points as two thousand and six any difference being the goal difference i've been in game two thousand and six we won three one i've been in game two thousand and ten against germany lost four nil so this game against france is going to be absolutely everything for us is what we keep saying you know you got three games you got them in ten things. and the first game is more important than the second and third because it hasn't been played yet but if you set yourself up like you said in two thousand and six you set yourself up with

a win in the first game it changes the approach for the second game and it changes how you supply a seat but most certainly also how the manager wants to do it to to put your. tactical so the first game is so important you have to and you play france we play peru and it's funny thing about this and this is i have to speak to you also about that tomorrow is. who is eleventh in the world and how how is he not looking at them i am i'm seriously more scared of peru than i am of france i know what france and i know the quote is but if they have what i really do not know what kind of polluting to job and it can be a nasty nasty shock if you're not prepared for the eleven they have you say one hundred percent wrong it is also a lot of fun same support they have on you talking on the bench all day out of the not to see how it is before we come up here we'll talk i was trying to have such a way to prove it as we're just going you know mental i actually spoke to also this is how many fans have you brought here and he was saying to me fifty. five thousand

though i don't know if it is fifty five thousand but what he said but what they're aiming for every game against him on i guess france and then i guess is try they want to make it like a home toss the first world cup in thirty six years before you go we've got to talk about the stylus and you try to intervene yes nineteen years old and the reigning refugee in correct daniel. i mean what a story absolutely amazing story so i mean we do the local football obviously we do the privilege back in australia but when these type of things come up it doesn't matter where it is what are around the world they're just amazing stories so from january we hadn't heard of this kid didn't go through any of those traditional path ways all the goal was to play straight football and we've picked him up as soon as we saw that we sort of thought you know what he's a player that australia has not got you know he's a player that could be maybe one day touch wood like a christian there is always going to have to leave it there are very much and i think you know this is somebody else but it just to give you an idea how big these guys are i thought i was on a box will now. be goalkeepers ringside fans for the tournament second match is a heavyweight clash between spain and portugal last taking place in sochi on friday

. reports now from the black sea so what a cracking start it was very russia for the world cup for the first world cup in eastern europe and particularly for the host nation what a beast it's given them i mean even in this into the music in the background you can see by but it's dark that a bit of a party started to take place here in sochi where you could feel the russians you can tell have been watching the matches and started to come out into the olympic plaza hate to celebrate and he says distinctively hearty festive mood ahead of what will be an incredibly important group the match between portugal and spain in the fish stadium behind me that i mean after everything that's been happening would anybody be surprised if it was a draw who knows what the score will be but the fans they'll be here on friday to cheer on by sides in this magnificent arena that was what the host and also the closing ceremony host for the century twenty fourteen winter olympics become a that we people here actually because of celebrating and. afterwards if you

struggle to the beach walk on the pebbles and then go for a drink and celebrate along there because we are at the black sea resort of sochi it's been thirty degrees today we're in this most southern point but the eleven high cities we need to georgia but a big party is just starting i think after that russian victory and i think it's a badge of carry out. i mean i was ahead little earlier as you know and he made a prediction saying about portugal against spain this is what he said. portugal in spain or fresher at all because they know that both are going to qualify so i can imagine a fantastic match between the dupion champion. i received say probably the best team after time. in the mansion are to boss also told us to tell you that having christiane are now though doesn't guarantee success for portugal. they are. two very good

teams in probably. most of those shows where us was. a portrait is quite a solid team i think better than the team that won but you will not get into is it with you. forcing probably a group for is one of the best matches if we can look i'm sure and most course portugal have run out. yet what's been there so much. saying. one thing is rollin real madrid another season of the will of course was national to two different tools what about all this this trouble but we call it power play or flick it is a little bit of play for the president to be honest i was out for the players to think that's a good thing to be the moral. feel separate saying at the feet tomorrow.

every single yes speaking of it can create a difficult situation so that the group phase i sing doesn't matter the result tomorrow i'm going to to do with school they're going to have like a couple of weeks to. adjust the situation and to be ready for the harvesting spin we hear all we do look at it will be always a big. ok those predictions there for tomorrow an awful lot going on tomorrow three matches to enjoy but i think we should just enjoy the moment crusher of one five million going for the world cup defeat. you.

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round listen to the one percent. in all middle of the room sick. and welcome back this is our t. international let's take a look some other world news making headlines this hour donald trump has said crimea is rightfully part of russia this according to online news outlet buzz feed the comments reportedly came during last week's g. seven summit in canada so american broke down the story for us. according to buzz feed trump told leaders at the g. seven summit that crimea is russian because everyone speaks russian there on the second day of the cement truck made a few comments in regards to russia saying it used to be the g. eight before russia was kicked out and he also called for russia to be reinstated

saying that they should be at the table so that they can solve the world's problems together naturally some leaders were opposed to this including and merkel but first some background crimea joined russia after a referendum was held where almost ninety seven percent of the population voted to join russia and international observers were present at this referendum but it's pretty big that this is all coming from a u.s. president so we'll just have to see what happens speaking at a white house press conference spokesperson sarah sanders declined to expand on donald trump's remarks. anywhere of any comment like that i know it's been reported but i'm not going to comment on a private conversation i wasn't part of that i don't have information. united nations has held an emergency session on the saudi led offensive in the yemeni port city of hoodoo though the ground operation is the largest so far in the three year yemen conflict aid groups say it will worsen the country's humanitarian crisis but

saudi arabia insists the goal is to remove the rebels from the data and bring it back to the region in the rule of hizbollah boy go as more of the would be well this closed door u.n. security council meeting was held at britain's request after the saudi led coalition that launched a full scale attack on the ports of data the saudi led coalition wants to wrestle back control of the strategically important port but the problem is that yemen has been suffering as a result of the civil war for some three years now and the concern is that this new offensive is going to make the situation in yemen even worse although for many it's hard to imagine how it could get any worse the war there is already described as the planet's worst humanitarian disaster and aid agencies have been sounding the alarm throughout this conflict but they are particularly alarmed by what's happening now how data happens to be the port where seventy percent of yemen spewed

in supplies come through and the u.n. in the red cross have had to withdraw their star from the port city and a full scale attack on her day to put even more yemenis at risk of starvation and it could force hundreds of thousands of people from their homes as well as aid organizations are warning so it was britain that called this meeting the foreign secretary boris johnson had tweeted earlier that yemen is the world's worst humanitarian crisis and that he brought together key international partners to stress the need for humanitarian access and. a political solution but what boris johnson didn't mention in that tweet is that the u.k. is practically saudi arabia's best friend on the world stage especially when it comes to the arms trade the british government has licensed over four point six billion pounds worth of weapons to saudi forces since the war started back in twenty fifteen and about sixteen thousand yemeni civilians have died since twenty

fifteen when the saudi led coalition first started bombing iranian backed who's the rebels there so campaign is in the u.k. say this isn't about a u.n. security council meeting what's needed is a change in policy from the u.k. government and there are questions over whether a security council meeting or a number of them can achieve anything while the u.k. continues its policy of arming the saudis. i that does it for me i will be back in about thirty four and a half minutes with the full to stay with us the search engine. short term gains at the expense of a longer term growth saudia set of vesting in the future in products and employees you're taking all that future revenues if you're booking it today just like the man is buying back all the stuff in his own store yes he bought back all of the stuff in his story and he has a lot of revenue but now the store is empty and he has nothing to sell so the next

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