you have been _ the fa will no doubt listen. you have been looking _ the fa will no doubt listen.is statement? across social media that has _ since his statement? across social media that has been _ since his statement? across social media that has been quite - since his statement? across social media that has been quite a - since his statement? across social media that has been quite a large | media that has been quite a large reaction, the chief executive officer of the fa mark billingham said gabas made the impossiblejob possible and played strong foundations for future success. —— said carapaz. he is held in high esteem by everyone across the world of football. england�*s number one keeper, jordan pickford, who had a prominent role at the euros posted on social media a photograph of him hugging the england manager and saying, thank you, gareth. the former england player and match of the day presenter gary lineker who was openly critical of gareth southgate�*s tactics at the euros has said, wishing gareth southgate all the very best in the future. he brought pride, respect and

the fas acted with rather exclusive measures and used non-standard approaches.nock knock. hello maria, yes, i’m in the hut, sometimes it’s convenient to work in silence, but as a company we are not in the hut, we open to dialogue. there was a certain dialogue, yes, we had a direct relationship with market players, but since the interests of some players were sometimes directly opposite, at some point the dialogue reached a dead end, it would have been difficult without... the monopoly service to figure it out, to find this balance, here we needed some kind of intermediary who, at the same time , deeply understands the features of digital markets, and on the other hand, has an understanding of how it is necessary to develop and maintain competition in the market. after this incident , did you have more partners? yes, we published truly transparent rules for access to these enriched answers; literally even in the process of this trial, we already had dozens of partners who began to take advantage of these new opportunities. now, i think, there are thousands of the

in the past, the fa have appointed — at it like that?inted england _ at it like that? in the past, the fa| have appointed england managers at it like that? in the past, the fa - have appointed england managers who were premier league managers it happened in 2016 and 2012 so as not possible to clearly newcastle would not want to lose howe and it would therefore cost the fa more money to a point howe than it would to appoint potter. potter has been out of work for a while now, but i think if the fa wants to go down that route it will be a lot simpler for them to simply appoint him or perhaps one of the other manager if you are out of work. you mentioned if they want to go for a big name for manager... i if they want to go for a big name for manager. . ._ if they want to go for a big name for manager... i wonder whether the four manager — for manager... i wonder whether the four manager experiment _ for manager... i wonder whether the four manager experiment works - for manager... i wonder whether the four manager experiment works for i fou

the former fa ceo. that interview — now a final team. the former fa ceo.d recognised that "rebuilding and renewal" was "not possible" under his leadership. it comes after four welsh ministers resigned this morning — calling for the first minister to stand down. mr gething has come under criticism in recent months over a series of rows concerning donations he took while running to be welsh labour leader. let's take a listen to vaughan gething addressing the senedd a short time ago. i wanted to give power to those without a voice, to help to make our country a better place for all of us. that has always been my motivation. i campaigned to help create the senedd, clocking up 30 years of work to support wales's devolution journey. this has been an incredibly difficult time for me and for my family. a growing assertion that some kind of wrongdoing has taken place has been pernicious, politically motivated and patently untrue. i have worked hard, followed the rules and done really difficult and demanding jobs for my country. in 11 years as a minister, i have nev

like i say, before the he was heavily involved with the fa. do ou was heavily involved with the fa.at's it. it's not that we left hanging our- the final. and that's it. it's not | that we left hanging our heads, the final. and that's it. it's not - that we left hanging our heads, we left with our heads held high. but despite that there was a lot of criticism about the england team playing. despite that in tournament football it's more about the results on the way you play. it football it's more about the results on the way you play-— on the way you play. it is. but it didn't go--- _ on the way you play. it is. but it didn't go... gareth _ on the way you play. it is. but it didn't go... gareth had - on the way you play. it is. but it l didn't go... gareth had everything and place and he would play this all magical football, everyone wants to see pass, pass, pass goal. and that is the reality that is not there. these players that play for england are playing against... against and for world—class players. when you've got the foden and the stones, various other players alongside slight

at the same time, fas works with requests in a targeted manner. a striking example.rvices complained about yandex. the high-profile case of sorcerers, these are widgets with enriched responses, they allow queries in the browser immediately get the service without going to other sites, they will tell you how to buy, for example, flight tickets, but initially in these answers the services of yandex itself were in first place, we decided to figure out how we managed to end the dispute with a settlement agreement, so with we try to turn at the same speed, this is important, why? when someone starts moving at a different speed than everyone else, it doesn’t lead to anything good; in the end , everyone loses—the service, the users, and the economy. when to reach an agreement with yandex succeeded, the online services together turned to fas, and dmitry gavrilenko, who worked in one of these companies, became the executive director of the entire association. we have seen that we are constantly losing traffic, we are investing in our services, but our growth is slowing down.

at the same time, fas works with requests in a targeted manner. a striking example.es complained about yandex, a high-profile case about sorcerers. these are widgets with rich answers. in the browser they allow you to immediately receive the service without going to other sites, they will tell you how to buy, for example, flight tickets, but initially in these answers to services came first. yandex, we decided to figure it out, how did we manage to resolve the dispute with settlement agreements? so, we try to turn at the same speed, this is important, why? when someone starts moving at a different speed than everyone else, it doesn’t lead to anything good, in the end everyone loses, the service, users, and the economy. when it was not possible to come to an agreement with yandex, the online services turned to fast food together. and dmitry gavrilenko, who worked in one of these companies, became the executive director of the entire association. we saw that we are constantly losing traffic, we are investing in our services, but our growth is slow. faz acted with rathe

fa. ., y ., y . —— thank you very much indeed.'s side were reported on by the press, according to those who've followed the team at major tournaments. earlier, i spoke to football journalist henry winter, who's covered the team for several years, and he told me southgate leaves with his head held high, despite not winning a major trophy. he was a joy to deal with. the players seemed divided and the fans were certainly distant from the players. and then gareth came in and just rebuilt. the fear out of the shirts. he even got players working on penalties. i'v e i've criticised him over the years and he's very dignified. he's tougher than people realise, but he represented england as a player and as a manager. he represented the country superbly. in as a manager. he represented the country superbly-_ country superbly. in your opinion, from tracking _ country superbly. in your opinion, from tracking who _ country superbly. in your opinion, from tracking who might - country superbly. in your opinion, from tracking who might be - countr

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is the fa selection process part of the fa selection process part of the problem ?who also the problem? it's all who also wants the job? you know you can't just you can't just appoint somebody you know. would p9p appoint somebody you know. would pep be a good international manager? i'm not convinced that he would because he is so intense working, like i said, every single day, to make those players better. you can't do that in 2 or 3 days because of unless you win the world cup, it would be seen as abject failure. you said it's a poisoned chalice, so who wants the job is also another huge part of this, because the expectation, the entitlement is absolutely huge. so that limits your pool of managers instantly as well. you know, fans of course, always want who they want, but that doesn't always necessarily mean that's the best man for the job. i'm pretty sure the spanish weren't over enamoured when they appointed their manager from the, you know, from the under 19 and under 20 ones only probably nine months ago, there was talk that he was going to get sacked and now t

fa president the prince of wales called him an all—round class act.ould celebrate that. southgate hailed england fans as the best in the world, but the relationship hasn't always been easy. oh, no! he understood better than most the pressure england players are under, and so he stepped into the breach eight years ago to fill a void. i don't think anyjob is impossible. i think i said a few weeks ago that some jobs are more difficult than others, some are more complex, this is certainly one of those. true to his word, southgate and his 2018 waistcoat went on to prove it wasn't impossible to change the culture and the team and, briefly, england's feelings about penalties. at euro 2020, england beat germany on their way to reaching the final against italy, but that ended in heartbreak. 60 million armchairfans questioned his tactics and his future when england were humiliated 4—0 by hungary. the reaction from the stands was poisonous. fast—forward to these euros, and a star—studded team failed to sparkle. beer was thrown at him, relations seemed strained.

and that would put the fa off.didates, i would suggest have been listed this morning. now, aidan, i've got to say we're going to be speaking to sam allardyce, the former england manager in around 20 minutes. time to get his view on questions like these. but what would you say is the legacy of gareth southgate? is he someone who has has been a disappointing manager, or is he someone who has set england up for what could be finally a trophy win in four years time? no, i don't think we're far off, tom, i really don't, but that is more down to the players than what gareth southgate did. if you say there are probably 7 or 8 different tenets of what makes the ideal england manager, and we haven't had an ideal england manager for many decades now, i would say southgate probably ticked about seven of those. he got the unity right, he got the promotion of players right. his substitutions during the tournament were pretty good, he's developed a team that has got a bit of resilience about it. don't forget they were behind in

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why did you actually give fas command against this bill?elieved that when it comes to the elections, and such an impression is formed. that the bank is thinking about all kinds of options, if there is some kind of reconciliation, if there is some kind of stoppage of the war, then they are thinking about how they would not lose the elections after that, and they rely on these voters as their irreplaceable reserve, because they are usually easier to manipulate, because the moscow patriarchate is grateful for the fact that they were not forced to renounce. and other putinists, will somehow help them in the elections, and that's why they keep these for themselves, that means connections with this organization, as you rightly say, and they are resisting the adoption of the law in every way, well, since sociologists tell us that more than 2 / 3 respondents say that the russian church should be banned in ukraine, then they begin to lie that allegedly this... it is against faith, against believers, not against organization and not against the ties

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the fa wants to keep garath southgate as head coach of the national team after euro 2024, regardless of the results of the tournament. internal negotiations between the countries have already taken place, reports well-known insider fabrizio ramana. let us remind you that england reached the final. the euro 2024 title will be played against spain on july 14, but southgate was criticized throughout the forum for playing very cautiously. the coach has been at the head of the national team since 2016. the belarusian beach soccer team will play the first of two friendly matches with the russian team, which is a three-time world champion. meeting at the nova arena stadium in st. petersburg. it will start at 20:00 and will be shown live on belarus 5. previously, belarusian russian beachgoers. met 21 times. the belarusians won four victories and were defeated in the remaining seventeen games. this season , the belarusian team will have to compete in the euroleague qualifying for the 2025 world cup . a good morning should start with proper breakfast. we will prepare zucchini pancakes along wi

and i don't think the fa would want a foreign manager again.diola. too much money, £5 million on offer. premier league managers are making around 20 million. arsene wenger getting back arsene wenger getting back arsene wenger to arsenal. so that's not going to happen. but but we can look at i think the person there's two really and that's eddie howe. eddie, eddie howe is he's sitting there at newcastle . he's sitting there at newcastle. but then again, is he going to want to leave newcastle, i doubt it. and graham potter is the other one now. graham potter , i other one now. graham potter, i think this is where the smart money is going to be forward thinking manager did very well at brighton. didn't work out for him at chelsea. england. safe pair of hands. him at chelsea. england. safe pair of hands . you think he's pair of hands. you think he's very good with the press. he's a very good with the press. he's a very liked person. >> graham potter, graham potter he's a really good manager. good shout. >> i think he's going to be the man i think.

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are there phone calls with the fa? no. going to leave before yesterday. so many questions. >> well it's always varied every time there's been a recruitment process certainly that i was involved in, i don't think anyone would have been totally shocked at the way that gareth southgate may have moved on after this tournament, so i'm sure that people like john mcdermott, the technical director with the chief executive, mark bullingham, and the board will have been preparing for what comes next. should gareth leave. so i'm assuming that they have a shortlist of coaches that they want to talk to , i think the key want to talk to, i think the key part of that, paul, is the type of profile that they want, whether it's a home—grown, someone who's going to carry on in a similar way that gareth southgate has evolved things or they want to go for something different, with a foreign coach, maybe someone who's worked in england before you know, they're the kind of questions they have to answer with regards to approaching people. it is s

i may be a survivor, but that does not excuse that sa fa fa safai put his hand on my breast. i said what i need to say, i do not want to fucken tour my trauma, i regret not coming out sooner. and he needs to be held accountable and anything else that he may have done. i yield my time, fuck you. >> clerk: can we hear from our next speaker, please. >> speaker: my name is jenaxi, i'm hoping that sometime in the near future, there will be a health commission here in the supervisor's chambers, maybe the state and federal government should show up and assure us all that the recertification, was a little appropriate, that's mythology could be trusted. also concerning the mayor's statement about homeless people and shelters, was she implying that people that stay in shelters don't wind up on the street? no, that's where you go, in the morning, they take you out. and you're indoors, she would want to say if you refuse to take shelter, that does not mean, that you can stay on the street, and then she said, stay where you are. i spent the whole idea behind shelters, they don't get peopl

he is 36 and went to the club last year after eight years away, helping them to win the fa cup. for an incident deemed to be "highly unacceptable". siua taukeiaho, jayden nikorima and damel diakhate have all had their contracts terminated following a disciplinary process. now to wimbledon where it's men's semi finals today — and there's plenty of big hitters on show. defending champion carlos alcaraz has been up against the former us 0pen champion daniil medvedev, whilst seven—time champion novak djokovic is on court right now — against the italian lorenzo musetti. let's go to chetan pathak, who's there for us. thanks. it is fascinatingly poise, think of the history novak djokovic is trying to make, and record a title, taking him beyond the 2a record. he is on the cusp of history, on centre court. he is when the first set against lorenzo musetti and there is djokovic bouncing the ball, ready to serve, trying to hold the game because it is 5—5. look at that, how many times have we seen it, back against the wall? the story of the match, djokovic winning the first set 6—4, musetti

they are absolutely, the english fa l absolutely, the english fa confirming their official allocationrprise, surprise — but many thousands more will be in the stadium because uefa had a ballot for tickets and a lot of fans will have taken a punt on buying tickets way back in november time, and four lads got them for £70 each and they're absolutely over the moon. the city will be swelled with england fans over the next 48 hours. 0lly foster, thanks for much indeed. celebrities from around the world have been gathering in mumbai for the final phase of wedding celebrations for the son of asia's richest man and his bride — celebrations that have already lastest four months! a warning, there is some flash photography in the following pictures. anant ambani, who's the youngest son of industry magnate mukesh ambani, is tieing the knot in a lavish ceremony with radhika merchant, the daughter of business tycoons. it's been going on for quite some time. here are some photos of her outfit today, and here are some ball he would superstars and other high—profile figures from around the world who h

the fa are not ruling out a foreign coach.iming high, why not consider pep guardiola? the fa say they are committed to hiring the best. but the manchester city manager does have a contract until next year. whoever takes over has a hard act to follow. southgate will be remembered as the man who restored that credibility of the england team, for so long a symbol of sporting underachievement. with two years until the next world cup, it will full to his replacement to try to build that progress and secure that elusive major trophy. of the home nations involved in qualifiers for the women's euros last night, the only team not to win was the one that secured a place at the finals in switzerland next year. defending champions england will be there after a goalless draw in sweden, while scotland beat serbia. northern ireland did the same to bosnia. and there was a record—breaking victory over kosovo for wales. 0ur sports correspondent katie gornall reports from gothenberg. from the group of death, england have risen. it's been a chall

much, in his eight years in charge of the team, he has brought about a step changeer, he was at the fa much has been achieved, what we needs to work out, alongside his coaching staff, is what are the finer detail, the selections that can just take england that final step, and win silverware for the first time since 1966, and end those 58 long years of hurt, wouldn't it be something if england could be european champions in both the women's and the men's national teams, in both the women's and the men's nationalteams, underlining in both the women's and the men's national teams, underlining all of the progress that we have seen in recent year, but what he has to work out is how they will bet a very fine spain side that has established in recent weeks as the most impressive to date. the most free scoring they have won every match they have played. they are the only team who have achieved that. he will be hoping that england may be able to draw on the experience of three years ago when they made to it the final of the euro, they were beaten on penalties, by italy, spain haven't been in th

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placed in an explanatory footnote, which, according to fas, appeared.ort time. time in small print, inaccessible to perception, and this, according to antimonopoly officials, can mislead consumers; if violations are nevertheless established, then both yandex food and alfabank will face a fine. russian users had 5 days to try monetizing their telegram accounts. it was launched on july 19, and today telegram announced that it was being turned off. during the short time that monetization worked, it looked like this: a channel. got the opportunity to earn 50% of the cost of advertising posts, and the profit could be withdrawn either through the internal currency of the messenger, and then through cryptocurrency, their swift decision to eliminate this function for russians in telegram was not explained in any way, for the whole world monetization in the messenger started on march 31, channels that have more than a thousand subscribers can connect it, while the platform initially emphasized that monetization would not work in russia, ukraine, palestine, israe

smith's dc prosecution this savor broad immunity doctrine that when applied to the facts i believe fa i make this case essentially untriable. we have many mornings ahead of us -- we have many months ahead of us that could result in appeals, but i think that immediate take away is that this dc prosecution is on life support, it may be in hospice care. >> gregg is saying, that there is still a chance, be careful with regard to jack smith's his determination t to get it done before the election is obvious, this is such a political case. you say it is closing to zero chance of a trial before the election? >> yes, in fact when you look at majority opinion authored by chief justice roberts he has strong statements about how the courts have rushed this case at of stage, he disapproves of the fact this case provided on a political timeline not a normal legal timeline, taking every aspect of this opinion together looking at immunity took wi -- doctrine that supreme court created it would be essentially impossible for this case to move to trial before the election day, if it ever getting to tri

the prince, who is the president of the fa, will be cheering on gareth southgate's side in dusseldorfey hope to secure a place in the semis. spain knocked out hosts germany with a dramatic extra time winner, while france beat portugal on penalties last night. kick off is at 5 pm. those are the latest gb news headlines. for now, i'm ray addison more in half an hour for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gbnews.com forward slash alerts . slash alerts. >> very good morning to you and welcome to saturday morning live. now it says here it's a new dawn . it's a new day. it's new dawn. it's a new day. it's a new dawn. it's a new day. it's a new government. are you feeling good? >> emily carver leap into song. there prime minister sir keir starmer is going to host his first cabinet meeting today as he begins to put in place his agenda for the next five years. >> yes, the prime minister is taking the reins in downing street, but there are certainly some strong personalities he has to contend with in the cabinet. so what do

i may be a survivor, but that does not excuse that sa fa fa safai put his hand on my breast. what i need to say, i do not want to fucken tour my trauma, i regret not coming out sooner. and he needs to be held accountable and anything else that he may have done. i yield my time, fuck you. >> clerk: can we hear from our next speaker, please. >> speaker: my name is jenaxi, i'm hoping that sometime in the near future, there will be a health commission here in the supervisor's chambers, maybe the state and federal government should show up and assure us all that the recertification, was a little appropriate, that's mythology could be trusted. also concerning the mayor's statement about homeless people and shelters, was she implying that people that stay in shelters don't wind up on the street? no, that's where you go, in the morning, they take you out. and you're indoors, she would want to say if you refuse to take shelter, that does not mean, that you can stay on the street, and then she said, stay where you are. i spent the whole idea behind shelters, they don't get people house

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and fa president the prince of wales called him an all round class act.y praised a job well done. i think you've done a good job, obviously, like he's the only manager in the last 20 years to get us to like, semi—finals and finals. i think he deserves better than the treatment he got from, you know, the fans, the way they spoke to him. gutted that he is- leaving because i think he's a really good manager. southgate hailed england fans as the best in the world, but the relationship hasn't always been easy. eight years ago, gareth stepped into the void left unexpectedly by sam allardyce. i don't think anyjob is impossible. i think i said a few weeks ago that some jobs are more difficult than others, some are more complex. this is certainly one of those. true to his words, southgate and his 2018 waistcoat went on to prove that this wasn't an impossiblejob. he changed the culture and the team and briefly, england's feelings about penalties at euro 2020. a euro 2020, england beat germany on their way to reaching the final against italy, but that ended in heart

he really has been something of a figurehead for the fa and they will miss him.me now. and the holders england will defend their european crown in switzerland next year after securing automatic qualification following a draw with sweden on tuesday. only the top two teams from their qualification group booked their spot at euro 2025, while the other two nations dropped into the play—offs. wales, scotland and northern ireland are also in the play—offs, with the draw taking place on friday. elsewhere, the republic of ireland ended a run of six straight defeats with an impressive 3—1 victory over france in cork and germany topped their group after beating austria. kylian mbappe says that his childhood dream ofjoining real madrid has come true as he was finally presented to a packed bernabeu as a real player. the france forward signed a five—year deal at the club injuly, and speaking to a crowd of over 80,000 spectators, mbappe simply delighted to finally be a madridista. translation: this day is i incredible for me, incredible. this has been my dream ever since i was

looking very bad, and he's called on the team captain lionel messi and the president of the argentine faparked a reaction. another politician from that ruling group, he put on social media — he deleted it quite quickly, but he put on social media — "no, there's no need to apologise, let them keep crying about a simple football song." and that attitude, which is quite widespread, that is where the problem lies. this man is closing in on the little bit of history, because tadej pogacar is four days away from completing an historic double. he's close to adding the tour de france title to the giro d'italia he won earlier this year — that hasn't been done since 1998. he extended his lead by another two seconds on stage 17, which was won from a breakaway group. ecuadorian rider richard carapaz got away from britain's simon yates to take the honours, while pogacar in the yellow jersey sprinted to take a little bit more time on defending champion jonas vingegaard — he now leads by three minutes, 11 seconds. to cricket. england women have completed a 5—0 t20 series clean sweep against new zealand

fans fa ns were fans were singing. lots probably making travel plans.land travel to berlin to take on spain in the final and history has been made, england's men reaching the finals for the first time on foreign soil. we are both going to go on the pitch. he was going to send me up at half—time and it happened and i manifested it and as soon as he turned, i knew to make the move and you do not get that opportunity very often. had to be greedy and take it after seeing it going to the bottom corner i don't think i've hit a ball that sweet before and obviously in such a special moment as well. so a brilliant win for england over the dutch, their strongest opponent so far at the tournament, in which it's fair to say their performances have come in for criticism. but the team have delivered when it matters, and are now into the final in berlin, with one more game to go. spain will go into the game as favourites, but their manager knows what they need to do. to be able to take the team to the first final overseas and i'm immensely proud of that. and we've com

the dutchman survived an end—of—season review after winning the fa cup.oon and welcome to the bbc news at one. millions of people are voting in the general election — 40,000 polling stations in 650 seats across the uk are open till ten o'clock tonight. it is the first general election where voters will need to show photographic id. 0ur political correspondent, sean curran, reports. it's decision time. across the uk, tens of thousands of polling stations opened at 7:00 this morning. the prime minister, rishi sunak, cast his vote in yorkshire. the labour leader, sir keir starmer, voted in north london. the liberal democrat leader, sir ed davey, posed for photographers in southwest london. and the snp leader, john swinney, walked to a village hall in perthshire to cast his vote. in north wales, the plaid cymru leader rhun ap iorwerth voted in anglesey and the green co—leader carla denyer cast her vote in bristol. the west of england. many people have already voted by post, including the leader of reform uk, nigel farage. the polls are open until 10:00. you'l

and i have to ask, if you were still in charge at the fa, what kind of a manager would you be lookingl, first of all, you've got to make the decision — do you want an english manager? which would be preferable, but there are not that many english managers now in the premier league, so it's quite difficult. i think you'd get the specialists in this field to draw you up a shortlist and see how many want thejob, because, i mean, it's very different from running a club team. it's very different from, you know, being with your players week in, week out. i mean, you're with them for relatively short periods of time. and who would be on your...? and that's why he was so successful, really, because he made them feel like they were part of something. the king and queen are continuing their tour of the channel islands with a visit to guernsey. 0ur senior royal correspondent daniela relph reports. the royal arrival meant an extra bank holiday for guernsey and thousands came out to see the first visit from a reigning monarch in almost 20 years. there was a special outdoor sitting of the guernsey

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the serbian, croatian, romanian, slovenian, austrian, hungarian and albanian fas have all been sanctioned euros, and have a ban from selling tickets to their next uefa away match. and austria have been fined 20,000 euros and can't sell tickets to its next uefa away match, suspended for two years. gibraltar�*s pub team bruno's magpies are preparing for a match they likely never thought they'd play — a europa conference league qualifier against danish giants fc copenhagen. the team were founded in 2013 by friends who drink in a pub called bruno's bar and they have already seen off former irish champions derry city to set up the second qualifying round match in gibraltar on thursday. here is their director, jansen dalli. isa is a prose man. so, yes, he actually — even the — the commentators from jerry mentioned he was the man of the match, and he was a post— man. it is really good to see this. when you see these types of games and all of a sudden, even the spanish division, when you beat real madrid, it was crazy. you never do what can happen. we have had challenges obviously in the last thr

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the fa want him to stick around. i'm not really surprised because he's very much an fa man.op of that you know he's been a successful manager. let's been a successful manager. let's be honest, the only thing that's been questioned is about his tactics. but when you get to the euro final and if you win then obviously nobody can argue with that. so obviously they want him to stick around. but you don't think he will. you wouldn't do that. >> i wouldn't know ten years in the job. i think he should get out while he can now go out on a high. you think go out. >> go out on a high. win or lose, we're on a high. right? comes come sunday. yeah. and he's done. that'll be what. match 102. yeah very nearly record breaking even so it's a great job. >> what do you do after that. >> what do you do after that. >> you're not going to do any better than that. and i think you go for the big one. you go for the world cup. why wouldn't you i think i don't think we'll win it. >> and then he loses. then he misses. what? >> so you you're thinking of the legacy? yeah. because the legacy is a very im

he is contracted until december, but i don't think the fa want him to go.ople wouldn't recognise him, but he is a really good international manager. he doesn't have a huge club history. it is a very different part of the sport. the next appointment will be absolutely crucial. just of the sport. the next appointment will be absolutely crucial.— will be absolutely crucial. just a uuick will be absolutely crucial. just a quick word _ will be absolutely crucial. just a quick word on _ will be absolutely crucial. just a quick word on spain, _ will be absolutely crucial. just a quick word on spain, because i will be absolutely crucial. just a l quick word on spain, because we will be absolutely crucial. just a quick word on spain, because we have talked about england's performances throughout this tournament, it was so variable, but the spanish from the first game to the last, they really turned it on, didn't they? brilliant. and they are an example to all of us. they are wonderful football country. every spain team is going to be compared to the senior team that

and we were talking about and but it turned out those are places where the fa in both case the fa edge of of the french or the spanish empire, arkansas was not where you wanted to be sent. if you worry i officer in the french or spanish empire and so so this official unofficial would be sent out there with maybe ten soldiers. right because these are empires are very spread out surrounded by thousands and thousands dozens of of oh of cops right there. and then many, many more osage were incredibly and dangerous tribe anybody who crossed them the 18th century and so their documents the letters the reports that these men had to write back are just they're just full of everything that. what was said or that the osage did. and it and as i read those and wrote dissertation, i thought, well, this is this is a place that where native americans are in charge and and europeans are just there writing down. they're not doing much else. they're, um, plenty of other places. europeans were doing terrible things right. but, but in place, it sort of taught me that there were places of places and times

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winning the fa cup last season was very enjoyable and i hope to win more trophies this year.celo, an orange, whose departure to serie a, juventus or inter has become very serious in the news bode refused to go and said frankly that he just wants to stay in barça. cancelo under contract. he will find a way, having just won the french open, he is on the verge of winning the second grand slam in a row. i started the game with anxiety. at the beginning of the second set, however, i tried to get rid of my anxiety and was able to play my game and enjoyed the match a little more. but carlitos' opponent is a tireless warrior. the 37-year-old djokovic defeated lorenzo muzzetti in three consecutive sets for a revenge match against the spanish genius. to hold in the final. the most proud tennis player in the world previously, he lost to alcaras in the final match. now , after knee surgery, he was able to reach his 10th final in wienbelden. before the tournament, i said that if i feel that i have no chance to reach the final stage, i probably won't play. i always have this mentality. now

but of course the decision really now is up to the fa.f course, because you know his contract is up now. you know he has got a decision to make. does he stay on for another two years. you know in 2026 when we go to the world cup there will be 60 years of course since 1966. so does gareth southgate stay on? he commented in a press conference earlier this week that he was too emotionally involved in this tournament to make any kind of decision. if we've won it, it might have been a definite yes now that we've lost, of course, and that years of hurt goes on. i don't think there's anger towards southgate considering, you know, it's a final, you know , really with the final, you know, really with the qualities of the squad, everything goes off the table. it's a final. it's a completely different situation. england had done so well to get to this final, you know. yes, there were last minute goals. yes. maybe the team hadn't played so well. but of course england had got here. we felt like there was some momentum building, some passion building a