the interim manager is looking to stake his claim to take over from gareth southgate on a permanent basisesta, are you expecting some of those younger players that he knows so well to start tomorrow evening? yes, before we get to that, you can robbie see behind me a few minutes ago there was quite the commotion because the england coaches arrived and the players came out to sign some autographs and have since gone inside as well as lee kazi, and i can say in 45 minutes' time. he is going to the media for the last time before tomorrow night's game. he will know... in the starting 11 but he will be keeping a very close to his chest. should we be surprised if some of those younger players are in the squad? propping up. the likes of newcastle's tino, there is no luke shaw, kevin trippier is retired and kyle walker is out as well. the newcastle fullback might very well get a chance. angel gomez, morgan gives white, when you think again, phil foden, 0llie watkins, withdrawn from the squad, jude bellingham injured, these players have a real chance of seeing some minutes tomorrow night at the sta

i'm absolutely mystified that there's now a campaign to give gareth southgate a knighthood.or what exactly? how can he possibly be compared to other figures who have been knighted, like sir paul mccartney , a man like sir paul mccartney, a man who has sold a billion records and whose band the beatles changed the world? gareth southgate isn't even fit to tune paul mccartney's guitar, let alone share his royal accolade. and now his replacement abstains from representing the country in song.in from representing the country in song. in my view, the football association has become a tedious , association has become a tedious, bureaucratic corporation, a cabal of bland pen pushers who are spaffing millions on preserving a football status quo of no victories, no excitement, and based upon today's debacle in dublin, no national pride. now mr carsley is a very accomplished man, a great player in his day and a highly talented manager who delivered for the under 21 seconds. i'm sure he's a nice guy and of course he's entitled to boycott the anthem, just as free speech is of critical im

this england side, | how different is it to the side that played endued so well under gareth southgate anyhow? yes. major tournaments anyhow? yes, this is probably — major tournaments anyhow? yes, this is probably a _ major tournaments anyhow? yes, this is probably a clean _ major tournaments anyhow? 1&1: this is probably a clean shave, again with two hassled up in the first have england look good. good passage of play, quick, sharp passing yesterday at the press conference i did ask lee carli, he's only had three days to play i said was that long enough to implement your philosophy and the way you want to play and he said yes. i think england certainly looked very good in the first half and the second half title let their but up the gas was out of view of the pundits ice folk to set exactly if england want to push on and when major competitions when teams are there for the take and they have to go for thejugular. it has take and they have to go for the jugular. it has to take and they have to go for thejugular. it has to be take and they have to go for the jugular. it has to be for, 5

he took over from gareth southgate after he stepped down following the heartbreaking loss to spain inir hallgrimsson. but carsley has started his tenure by calling up some new names to the squad. alex howell is at st george's park for us. 0n the training pitch today with his england squad for the first time properly since he was named interim head coach following gareth southgate's departure and lots of new faces in the squad and one of them is angel gomez and he took quite thejourney them is angel gomez and he took quite the journey starting his career at manchester united before going overseas and playing in portugal and france and he was speaking to us today about why his journey has been so different it would it means to him.- journey has been so different it would it means to him. when i left is more for — would it means to him. when i left is more for the _ would it means to him. when i left is more for the idea to _ would it means to him. when i left is more for the idea to better- is more for the idea to better myself and as a person going through the journey that i went throu

the second audition in his bid to land thejob full—time as the fa continue their search for gareth southgatesor. for harry kane and his family there was certainly a night to remember, it will live long in the memory that he showed that his class is enduring. and this is what harry kane had to say after the game. asa as a striker, of course on my hundredth i wanted to score a goal and make the night as memorable as possible and to win the game as well, so to score a couple of good goals, help the team win 2—0, it was pretty much perfect. proud night for me in the family and now we can enjoy it. elsewhere in the nations league — the most eye catching game was in amsterdam where netherlands and germany shared four goal between them... the netherlands took the lead after just two minutes when tijjani reijnders slotted in after good work from liverpool's ryan gravenberch, but germany equalised later in the half and joshua kimmich then put them ahead on the stroke of half—time, but just five minutes into the second half the netherlands were level when denzel dumfries scored from inside the area an

gareth southgate paying a visit to the paralympics gb base here. �* , base here.ays, live in paris for us this _ base here. anti-he sways, live in paris for us this evening, - base here. anti-he sways, live in paris for us this evening, thank l base here. anti-he sways, live in l paris for us this evening, thank you very much indeed. —— andy swiss. still to come on sportsday... we've reached the semi final stage of the us open, for the first time in more than a decade theres a british man there, but canjack draper go even further? the latest from new york shortly. and staying stateside, the road to super bowl 59 begins in the next few hours, we ask can anyone stop an historic chiefs three—peat? the president of world athletics, sebastien coe, has been paying tribute to the olympic athlete rebecca cheptegei who has died, days after a violent attack in north—west kenya. police say the 33—year—old marathon runner, who competed at the recent paris games was doused in petrol and set on fire by a former boyfriend. lord coe says the "sport has lost a talented athlete in

because the fa have confirmed that while they searched for that long term success there for gareth southgated played for england 11 times with that they've never lost insofar ca rsley would be a very bad time for that to start. he talked about how he doesn't want to make wholesale changes. we should see some changes in defence with the likes of stones. harry kane will be the only person who is honoured and celebrated here tonight for the before the match that will be a tribute to the former tonight for the before the match that will be a tribute to the england. after a positive start in dublin, a result that he says he's given give the confidence he needed. i think he could see in the first 45 minutes and attacking intent there, that something all england fans have been crying out for. still incredibly early days he knows he's to be in charge at least now going to be in charge at least now over the autumn the fa have over the autumn because the fa have confirmed that while they searched for that long term success there for gareth southgate. angered and played for england 11 times with that n

lee currently looking to impress the fa as he goes for gareth southgate its successorjob.ve southwards through the day on tuesday, introducing much cooler air to many portions of the uk. now through the afternoon before that cold front arrived, we got temperatures up to 20 in heathrow. at the same time, it was only seven in parts of highland, scotland, with frequent blustery showers working in here. it's been particularly windy across northeast scotland and as the low pressure driving those winds works over towards scandinavia, it will stay quite blowy, but the peak winds will start to come down. there will be plenty of showers across north and western coasts overnight, and temperatures will taking a dive, five or 6 c in the coldest spots. now tomorrow we'll still have this cold north northwesterly wind flow established across the uk. now we start off with showers across northern and western coastal areas, but through the day the showers become widespread and move inland, so nowhere is immune from seeing a downpour. by the time we get to the afternoon, some of the showers

after the euros, the final, the boss at the loss of the departure of the lovely gareth southgate waistcoatate, southgate waistcoat. southgate, england's interim manager, lee carsley, will take charge of the game against republic of ireland later. but is his tenure over before it's already started? he's announced that he will not sing the national anthem before the game, leading to the team against ireland. later, he is in fact irish, which is a major, major, point with this. so the great british debate, sir, i'm asking, should the england manager sing the national anthem in their game against ireland? joining me now, former conservative advisor charlie rowley and human rights campaigner peter tatchell, peter tatchell, i'll come to you first. what do you think? what kind of a story is this? what do you think? >> well, i don't think it matters whether he sings the national anthem or not. >> what's important is he boosts england to win the game. >> that's the most important thing. >> and of course , in the run up >> and of course, in the run up to the start of the game, he has to the start of

gareth southgate, of course , left after southgate, of course, left after the summer's euros debaclend get on with an interim manager at the helm? and after life without gareth southgate? let's get the latest with the sports journalist ben jacobs. afternoon, ben. thanks for joining me, lee carsley's forjoining me, lee carsley's first game in charge. typically, i'd say i don't really care about the nations league. it's kind of the national international equivalent of the league cup. who cares? but important game for lee carsley . important game for lee carsley. >> yeah. very important. >> yeah. very important. >> let's not forget he might be a candidate to get the job permanently, so he'll be looking to impress. >> first up at the aviva stadium in dublin on september the seventh. >> and then there's that game at wembley stadium. >> so two opportunities for carsley against ireland and finland and a young squad very much putting his faith in some of the players that have come through at under 21 level. >> it's disappointing to lose somebody like cole palmer, but by the same token, this

test for england's interim manager , lee carsley, following manager, lee carsley, following gareth southgateing down after defeat in the euros final this summer. carsley has faced criticism after he said he will not sing the national anthem tonight, although the former england ireland player says he is respectful of the concept. elsewhere in the competition, wales faced a goalless draw last night against turkey and on thursday night scotland lost three two to poland and northern ireland beat luxembourg two nil and some positive news now it's been another brilliant day for team gb so far at the paralympics. we started the morning on 100 medals and that number has now grown once again with a further three golds, a silver and a bronze for the british team, including a win for finley graham in the men's c1 three road race. those are your latest gb news headlines for now i'm sophie reaper. more from me 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. >> thanks very much,

test for england's interim manager , lee carsley, following manager, lee carsley, following gareth southgatedown after defeats in the euros final this summer. carsley has faced criticism after he said he will not sing the national anthem tonight, although the former ireland player says he is respectful of the concept. elsewhere in the competition, wales faced a goalless draw last night against turkey and on thursday night scotland lost three two to poland and northern ireland beat luxembourg two nil. those are your latest gb news headune those are your latest gb news headline for now. im sophie reapen headline for now. im sophie reaper. more from me 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 gb news. >> com forward slash alerts . >> com forward slash alerts. very good morning to you, ben and tatiana with you on saturday morning live this weekend on gb news. >> and we just gave a shout out, didn't we. for kids on their first days of school. of course. what's going on.7 later in the show is fairly relevant, isn

what about gareth southgate?tepped down. >> no, no he stepped down a couple but he's been reflecting. well he gave a it was a, it was an interview in, in aid of 9/11 charity yesterday. so he's reflecting on his time. he's been a bit revisionist. i think we can all agree on this table. it probably was after eight years time for him to step down in the role in terms of what he achieved. i don't think we can question the fact that he took england places that hadn't been for quite a long time to euro finals, but how many? i don't know about you two. you were watching the games the same as i was, but i mean, like, were you a bit frustrated when england got to a certain point in the pitch and they couldn't seal the deal? >> about ten emotions. you go start off. yeah, yeah. then it's oh no, then it's ten emotions. >> any advance on ten emotions? any more emotions from you? >> it was just frustration. aj it was i felt like they were playing well, but not good enough. yeah you're right. they're so close. and that's what w

the former irish international, who replaced gareth southgate this summer, says it'll be a proud momente he is speaking to 5 live�*s john murray this morning. well, the anthems are obviously a massive part of the game, especially with internationals and something that i really respect. i've never sung the national anthem for ireland as i wouldn't for england. and that's just because of the my own personal match preparation. i'm fully focussed on the game. it was something that when i was, playing for ireland, i always struggled with the wait between warming up, going back into the dressing room, the walk in the tunnel and then the wait while while the anthems are on. it's because usually in the premier league it was quite quick. so, yeah, fully focussed on the game and i used to do that as a player as well. thinking about my first touch, first action of the game. in the england under 21s. it's really in that zone and preparing for the game. well football writer henry winter gave us his assessment on this. oh, it's disappointing, slightly hilarious, and sort of reminds us slightly of the

the interim head coach role as the fa continue their search for a permanent replacement for gareth southgatef those in line for a debut after playing for carsley in the under—21s. he's a very fair coach, he's very honest, he's direct in his approach. and he's very close to the squad, and i think it helps as a player when a coach takes interest in a player — notjust takes interest in a player — not just on the takes interest in a player — notjust on the pitch, but off the dash off the england have made one change for the final test against sri lanka that starts on friday at the oval. leicestershire pace bowlerjosh hull comes in for matthew potts. at 20 years old, when he makes his debut, hull will become the third youngest seamer to play for england after sam curran and ben hollioake. he's 67" and took five wickets against sri lanka last month playing for england lions. both sam and ben made their debut at 19. after this test series, england will play australia in eight white—ball matches. scotland have started their t20 series against them, with a heavy defeat. they set australia a target of

especially the relative success gareth southgate enjoyed, steering england to two finals.ecent days, especially in some parts in the east. we have got some parts in the east. we have got some heavy showers in the north—east of scotland. some darted around fairly isolated across western areas. this zone of light and patchy rain is a sign of an old weather front. for cloud. grey skies. slowly pushing east through the day. part of yorkshire, lincolnshire will stay under it, part of the midlands, eventually down to central and southern england. south and east of that, some showers. some sunny spells in the west. showers more widely through the afternoon. the best of the sunshine and dry weather in western scotland. a fresh breeze, 15 degrees the high, cooler than recent days across east anglia and the south—east. warm in any sunny spells. 21, 22 possible. if you this evening and overnight we have got some heavy bursts of rain, which then moves westwards. parts of the south midlands, into southern england, south wales and the south—west likely to see that. a few showers dotted

and this is the first test for england's interim manager, lee carsley, following gareth southgate steppingn after defeat in the euros final this summer. carsley appeared not to sing the national anthem ahead of the game. the 50 year old former ireland midfielder had indicated in advance that he wouldn't join in with the national anthem, but said he is respectful of the concept and those are the latest gb news headlines. for now, i'm tatiana sanchez. i'll be back with more in an hour for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code , alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gbnews.com forward slash alerts . slash alerts. >> thank you very much, tatiana . >> thank you very much, tatiana. it's saturday night, my friends, and you're with the saturday five. i'm darren grimes, and i can promise that you're in for a very lively show. let's crack on with tonight's first debate. which reprobate is going first? >> i'm going to go first. >> i'm going to go first. >> oh, well, a reprobate indeed . >> oh, well, a reprobate indeed. >> oh, well, a repr

first test for england's interim manager , lee england's interim manager, lee carsley, following gareth southgatetepping down after defeat in the euros final this summer. and carsley didn't sing the national anthem ahead of the game. the 50 year old former ireland midfielder had indicated in advance that he wouldn't join in, but he's also said that he's respectful of the concept and those are the latest gb news headlines. for now, i'm tatiana sanchez. more from me in 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 . forward slash alerts. >> thank you, tatiana, and welcome to the saturday night showdown. now tony blair pontificated on misinformation this week, hinting that twitter or x, as it's called now, should be banned because people share fake news on it. it's a bit rich to be lectured on the harms of misinformation by a man who invaded iraq based on alastair campbell's dodgy dossier. it's like getting babysitting advice from jimmy savile instead of banning twitter. maybe we should banning

in wheelchair basketball, and we had a surprise visitor here at paralympics gb house today, gareth southgate. with three more days to go, you never know who you will bump into in paris! plenty more surprises still in store, i am sure. definitely. thanks. a reminder of our top headline this afternoon. the deputy prime minister, angela rayner, says it's completely unacceptable that people are still living in buildings covered in unsafe cladding — seven years on from the grenfell towerfire — and calls for remedial work to speed up. sales of stilton have dropped by 30%, and there's a warning that production of the famous blue cheese could be at risk, after a 200—year—old dairy announces its closure. we'll have a full forecast in the next half hour, but it's time now for a quick look at the weather. here's chris. hello. one thing i have got my eye on at the moment is the rain that is moving into southern england. it is not raining everywhere today but look at this. in france, we have had 24 millimetres of rain, one inch, in one hour. the zone of heaviest rain is now working across the english cha

i think probably the lack of names that have been mentioned around this now since gareth southgate leftelse could do it? who is there? jurgen klopp maybe klopp would be great, but he's not going to do it. >> pep guardiola's at manchester city. do you want a foreign manager? i mean, blimey, if you're worried about him singing the national anthem, you don't want a foreign manager as well, do you know? but then you've got eddie howe at newcastle. i think it's, i think they're going to stick with if things go well with lee carsley, then there's no reason to change. i think that's the way it's going to be. harry kane, 100th cap yesterday. two more goals puts him even further in front of wayne rooney. so it's his 67th and 68th goal. he was he got a gold cap for the 100th appearance. he was in gold boots. >> it was poetic. >> it was poetic. >> it was poetic. >> it was. but he's not really a gold boot kind of guy. >> he's not. but it was his golden moment. so we'll let him off. >> look at that. look at those. yeah. >> he's a golden boy. really top role model. great family, nice kids, nice wife.

this was the first test for england's interim manager, lee carsley, following gareth southgate stepping down after defeat in the euros final this summer. carsley didn't sing the national anthem ahead of the game. the 50 year old former ireland midfielder had indicated in advance that he wouldn't join in, but he said he respects the concept and those are the latest gb news headlines. for now i'm tatiana sanchez. and now it is time for headliners 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. >> hello and welcome to headliners, your first look at tomorrow's newspapers with three comedians. i'm called stephen allen. i'm joined by two people who will sing the national anthem for you. cressida wetton and nick dixon . take it away. and nick dixon. take it away. >> do you want me to do the verse about frustrate their politics, confound their knavish tncks? >>i tncks? >> i was watching last night because what else would i do when i'm not here? and i googled that when you said it, i th

. >> he can't be worse than gareth southgate. >> i was listening to a radio programme that i rememberjohn words to the welsh national anthem, and he and he and he mouthed them and it haunted the out on all the back pages is ready to rain is a typical headune ready to rain is a typical headline that he's passed his test, and he said he was plagued by self—doubt. is the line that's been put out to the to the sports journalists. but now i know i'm the right man for six months, six games. test. and it seems that he's saying he's got over his his self—doubt and is trying to get over the row about the anthem. >> maybe he just doesn't like singing in public. some people are shy. >> he didn't sing the irish national anthem, i think. >> yeah , when he played for >> yeah, when he played for ireland, he played for ireland. >> yeah, look, i think this is really petty. just sing the anthem. most of them don't sing it. they just sort of mark their mama. they just mouth the words. i think it's a bit odd. >> well, i was listening, but actually, if he gets the results, the fa will probably confirm him as

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but it looks as if he might get the permanent job, replacing gareth southgate.n't want to sing the national anthem at games. do you have an opinion on that? >> well, i'm very proud, brit, and i think that it is important to celebrate the country that we live in, and i think sometimes we're a little bit embarrassed about being british. we we're very reserved and i think i think we should have, at the proms , we, we should have all proms, we, we should have all songs that celebrate our britishness and our past. and i'm a proud singer of the national anthem. >> although katie derham, who, presents the proms for the bbc, has said recently that she thinks the lyrics of land of hope and glory and i think the comments being applied to rule britannia as well are very problematic. >> i think we should we made some mistakes in our past. we also did some brilliant things, and i think we should be proud of what we did and learn from our mistakes. i'm a real fan of not whitewashing our history because then we never learn anything . anything. >> so singing land of hope and gl

gareth southgate this is one of the criticisms of southgate, he didn't alter his side even though someonewas particularly outstanding, and he just showed his prowess yesterday and four goals in the first half against brighton and hove albion, it was four two just at half time, so six goals in total. >> he himself scored four goals in the first time in premier league history that a player has scored four goals in the first half. >> i remember ole gunnar solskjaer back in 1999, coming off the bench for manchester united in the second half and scoring four goals at nottingham forest in an eight two, eight one victory. but this is different because it was this was match winning. >> oh, that must have been wonderful to watch. >> it was, and i should say as well. he hit the post before and he had a goal disallowed before he had a goal disallowed before he scored his first goal. >> so he basically had six. >> so he basically had six. >> yeah. and he, he missed a brilliant chance in the second half as well. but he looks absolutely outstanding. >> and the crowd must have gone completely wild. >> w

and we shouldn't forget that the competition, as well, was a good deal higher than what gareth southgatel words to a recent documentary on amazon , didn't documentary on amazon, didn't he? i mean, i think there on the screen now, don't give up. life is always, always to be celebrated. these are words, i think, which strike a chord for anyone. >> yes, absolutely. i mean, he he certainly lived his life to the full. there's no question about that. i mean, he really enjoyed living in manchester as well. he had the valentino suite at one of the posh hotels in town and he absolutely, you know, it really suited him. it just it was a little bit out of the out of the glare of london as well. and it helped him. >> okay. well thank you so much, aiden, for your memories of sven goran eriksson. we will be covering his funeral on gb news today, being held in that church as we speak in torsby, in sweden. there will be a procession through sven—goran eriksson's home town later on this morning. now, let's have a look at politics, shall we? because the prime minister, sir keir starmer, has arrived in the

and that's gareth southgate. i think so. >> i don't know how many manchester united fans will feel about that. >> if you are a manchester united fan or you have a view on this one at all. who do you think should be if they go looking shopping for a new manager, who should it be? would gareth southgate be on your list for that? >> i'd like to see you in there. you know what? i you know, people laugh, but it's whenever you say, well, how difficult can it be? i mean, just say, listen, boys, go out, do your thing. you know, lots of attacking. you do lots of defending in the middle. run around a bit. off you go. >> you're right there about going out and do your doing your thing. i do think that a lot of these foreign managers play to formulas, and they take the love and the spontaneity out of the game. and a lot of things, i think ten hag knows a lot of things, but he doesn't seem to know what way man united are expected to play football. >> they don't know. they don't know. but at least it was his birthday. happy bir

>> gareth southgate, gareth southgate. is it really? >> yeah. he's 54. gareth. he's what? >> oh no.ing to be gareth 42. >> it's going to be gareth 42. >> oh come on. >> oh come on. >> oh is that too old? >> oh is that too old? >> 50 400 okay. >> 50 400 okay. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> sorry. i was going to. what were you going to guess? were you going to guess 54. yes. >> i wouldn't have a clue. >> i wouldn't have a clue. >> yeah. so 54 us open. jack draper is through to the us open quarterfinals, this is the first time a brit has done this since 2016. and it was of course, andy murray was the last person he won it back, beat andy murray's record there. yeah i mean he's he's he's he's playing so well he's he's he's playing so well he hasn't even dropped a set yet. brilliant. and he was through in straight sets against thomas masca yesterday one hour 44. djokovic is out. alcaraz is out i don't want to get overexcited about this. i don't want to put too much pressure on him. but this is a great chance. >> do we know who he's playing next? >> yes. alex de minaur. who is who's from australia?

because i'd suggest that they're sort of shooting at an open goal with the precision of gareth southgateascinating that so far what i mean is they're missing an open goal. mean is they're missing an open goal . an thank you, thank you. goal. an thank you, thank you. so thank you. right. no, it's just a fascinating time that this new government have been through because parliament has beenin through because parliament has been in recess. so it's all been very quiet. one wonders how rishi sunak is going to play things when they come back into business this week . business this week. >> i mean, i appreciate this whole idea that he's on his way out and he wants to retreat to the backbenches and somebody else is taking over. but that leadership race doesn't finish until the beginning of november. the tories themselves decided to make it a lengthy race so that they could discuss what went wrong and what we need to do right. although we see in the papers this morning the likes of former mayor of the west midlands andy street, talking about how the tories shouldn't fight the next election from t

because there's no talk, is there, about who is going to take over as the england manager from gareth southgateen. >> i'm sure he'd love the job. i'm sure he'd love it. but the idea is he's interim because he's an fa man, so he's probably thinking, well, should things go well, you never know. but i've never known so much silence about who the permanent, replacement will be because there is nothing interesting. something happened in the netherlands. steven bergwijn, who he played at spurs, he's back. he's playing at ajax. he's 26 years old, plays regularly for , for holland, whereas and for, for holland, whereas and you know he's gone to saudi arabia so he's gone over to saudi arabia to play ronald koeman who's the manager of holland, has said that the book is now basically closed to steven bergwijn. he knows what i think about this. so he's basically said when you're 26, your main ambition should be sporting, not financial. because he's gone over to saudi arabia, he's gone over to saudi arabia, he's going the seine about £1 million a week. ivan toney's gone over there, of course. so how's that

didn't go to the well, it didn't go to the euros with england because gareth southgate said look he's> maybe, maybe, let's encourage him. let's hope it stays that way . way. >> absolutely. >> absolutely. >> okay. we'll see you again in roughly an hour's time, do stay with us still to come. which pub has been crowned the best british pub of the year? we'll tell you in just a tick. that's next. >> welcome back. >> welcome back. >> you're watching and listening to breakfast with anne and miriam. >> now, if you're looking for somewhere to have your sunday roast or a pint this afternoon , roast or a pint this afternoon, look no further because perhaps the best pub of the year will tell you where to go. yes, there's 16 pubs right across the nation, have been recognised in the awards with categories including best pub garden, best pub for families and best pub for dogs. next. >> welcome back. >> welcome back. >> you're watching and listening to breakfast with anne and miriam. >> now, if you're looking for somewhere to have your sunday roast or a pint this afternoon , roast or a pint this aft

if he starts winning games, if he manages manages to take england over the line that gareth southgate eight years in charge, then there will be no question about whether he's sang the national anthem on a cold saturday night in dublin. there really is done. >> i think this will stay with him. it possibly, possibly, possibly. >> i just think that's very unfair. >> do you think actually all this aside, aiden is actually the best man for the job. in any case. >> look, it's his to lose. it has to be done because there is no interim manager who's ever claimed to have not wanted the job. i've not. i've not known many, actually. in fact. no. do you know what, lee carsley did that when he was at brentford? about eight years, 8 or 9 years ago. he actually said he didn't want the job and he didn't get the job at brentford, even though he'd done quite well. so he must have changed his perspective now. but look, it's a great job to have. he's got some wonderful players. tonight's game is not hugely significant in terms of what it will produce on the pitch. it's a nations league game. it's very mu

of employing his method of football which is known as carsball but we have never had one for gareth southgateational anthem. all the other players seem to sing it, so you should set the precedent, shouldn't you? i think it's important, i think you should sing it. my opinion is he didn't sing the national anthem in any of the other under—21 games, so just because it's the full team, does it really matter? obviously, he played for ireland, so there's a bone of contention, which i think a lot of people spoke about with the appointment anyway, but does it bother me? the results bother me more. i think people really need to concentrate on his ability as a manager rather than something as petty as whether he sung the national anthem or not. i was a little bit nervous, but i think because he's done so well at youth level with us, he knows the players, he knows them inside out, and ijust think it was always going to happen, that we were going to perform today. as well as the win, the interim manager's to—do list perhaps had put a smile on the faces of fans and cause his bosses at the fa a selection h