sir alex ferguson, the former head coach of the red devils , said in an interview with bild, germany, that i can't imagine ronaldo. be present in the next world. he is one of the greatest football players in history. one or two more titles will not mean much to him. because ronaldo has a unique record. i don't want to say goodbye right now. toni kroos-hofek of the german national team announced in a press conference before the critical clash with spain that he intends to retire for the time being. no the possibility that this will be my last game does not weigh on me. all gold i will do it as long as possible. i am optimistic about the future and i will continue my work with great motivation and excitement. turkey's defender is the best player in the round of 16. hu score website has determined the selection of the best players in the round of 16 of euro 2024. the spanish national team has the most representatives in this composition with four players, followed by portugal with three representatives, demiral, the defender of the turkish national team. with the two goals he scored agai

. >> was alex ferguson bigger than the club when he was at manchester united?'t think he was. no because also he didn't he was famously not paid as well as he should have done. i mean he was it was all incentivised. so he made up some money then. >> but just just a quick thought though. >> but i mean reform uk, they've been very successful. 4 million votes. i've got viewers and listeners to this show who are so percentage of the number of people voting that was actually higher than ukip got in. plenty of my viewers and listeners feel they have a political voice now through reform uk, and they're excited about the future. but just in terms of the checks and balances, you know, the democratic nature of a political party, oppositional voices, the grass roots, is that not missing from the reform project? >> not necessarily. no. because if they're not delivering for the people who voted for them and they'll be voted out the democracy, they'll they will they will serve at the altar of or not serve. but i mean, they'll be they'll be dished up at the next election. >>

his inner alex ferguson and go mad at this team?ng better than we saw on sunday against switzerland? this saturday we're going to be speaking to big sam allardyce getting his full verdict in just a moment. welcome back. i was going to speak to big sam allardyce. allardyce about the football, but we can't get hold of him. presumably he is writing his application to the fa as we speak for a second shot at the england manager. we might have him, but we don't know. so in the meantime i'm going to bring tom harwood in to talk about what's coming up on state of the nafion what's coming up on state of the nation tonight. >> we could talk about it as a world renowned football expert. >> well, you have got many talents, tom. we're all afcon. >> i've come dressed as the england flag actually, today, just to show my support for the three lions. >> so is he good? sorry. are you saying that sam allardyce is here. we've got sam allardyce. oh i'm getting me i'm getting it in my ear. sam allardyce is here. tom hold that thought big sam thank god you

. >> was alex ferguson bigger than the club when he was at manchester united?'t think he was. no because also he didn't he was famously not paid as well as he should have done. i mean he was it was all incentivised. so he made up some money then. >> but just just a quick thought though. >> but i mean reform uk, they've been very successful. 4 million votes. i've got viewers and listeners to this show who are so percentage of the number of people voting that was actually higher than ukip got in. plenty of my viewers and listeners feel they have a political voice now through reform uk, and they're excited about the future. but just in terms of the checks and balances, you know, the democratic nature of a political party, oppositional voices, the grass roots, is that not missing from the reform project? >> not necessarily. no. because if they're not delivering for the people who voted for them and they'll be voted out the democracy, they'll they will they will serve at the altar of or not serve. but i mean, they'll be they'll be dished up at the next election. >>

alex ferguson is not nice. some of the best managers in the world. jose mourinho not nice.ll costs. and i think he's probably a nice guy, which , let's face it, in guy, which, let's face it, in the fullness of time, is probably better than just wanting to win all the time. >> yeah, definitely. some things transcend sport and but not for the fans. >> it's been so annoying losing all the time, i know. >> well, like i said, i said to you yesterday, i wasn't. you said are you gutted at the top of the show yesterday after losing the final on sunday, i said, well, it's disappointing, but i kind of subconsciously like the nation. i kind of knew it was coming. so you did. you're gutted right? >> let us know your thoughts on that, gbnews.com/yoursay. but let's move over to america again, of course, because a tearful donald trump arrived at the republican national convention in milwaukee last night. >> he picked bookies favourite, the ohio senator. jd vance, as his running mate. and this is a man who previously compared donald trump to hitler in private. >> yeah, he said it privately

. >> managers sir alex, sir alex ferguson said to me he could not manage today. he could.the, hr department health and safety that the balls are. you can't throw things at people and all those sort of things. when i think of, you know, when i was a junior reporter, i had cups, saucers, plates thrown at me, all sorts of things. you know, life's life's different. life's changed now. and let's talk about wimbledon. i'd rather than than listen to gareth southgate. he's very boring. i'd rather. i'd rather not. >> well, jannik sinner is pretty boring, but it was a heck of a slog. jannik sinner sinner the world number one. and it was. it was a heck of a slog of a match. went on for hours coity. but it was medvedev and one medvedev, the russian, who we don't really love that much, do we got his own back on jannik sinner because jannik sinner, beat him when he was two sets up. >> was he in the australian open? medvedev sinner came back and won, which we enjoyed. medvedev won yesterday. he's trying to be charming, isn't he? to the crowd. this is what he's trying to do, with intervie

iam not this is for the man united fans out there, i am not a man united fan, but they recall alex fergusony to fight more years of rishi sunak. that is our big message now in the final days of this campaign. your viewers have the power to bring about change for this country, to fix the nhs, to get good jobs and raise living standards across the country, to give our children the best start in life. they are the things we are focusing on as we head towards the closing couple of days. on as we head towards the closing couole of days-_ couple of days. let's focus on labour. couple of days. let's focus on labour- how _ couple of days. let's focus on labour. how would _ couple of days. let's focus on labour. how would you i couple of days. let's focus on labour. how would you do i couple of days. let's focus on | labour. how would you do any couple of days. let's focus on - labour. how would you do any better? let's just start. we got a plan to grow the economy. our economy has had chronic, debilitating, paltry growth of these last 13 years. that is why the public finances are shot to pieces. we

they didn't get on but alex ferguson said look i don't need to be mates on the pitch.g one though, aiden, we've got to leave it there. no worries, but we'll see here maybe a little bit later on, i'll tell you why we're breaking away from aiden. it's because we want to talk to someone who may be. he may be the next leader of the conservative party. tom tugendhat, who's thrown his hat into the ring. good morning to you. nice to see you. what do you. nice to see you. what do you bring to the table that others don't? it's good to see you . you. >> well, look, you've seen what's just happened in the recent election. we lost the trust of the british people because we failed to deliver. and i've got a track record of delivery, whether that's in the army on operations in iraq and afghanistan or whether that's in parliament standing up to those who would threaten us, those authoritarian dictators. and that's got me sanctioned by countries like china and russia and iran. and of course, i've been delivering in government, you know, as the security minister, making sure that we ar