englishman who had been a community officerat millwall. .been a community officer at millwall. . i was born in panama, left very early, and we went to live in london and after working all three years at millwall, my dad said have you thought about coming to panama, there is is a lot of potential here, they are very raw, i don't think there is any shame to say it is a third world country compared to a developed country, football has progressed, you know, the players are getting fed which never happened after each training session, we have bib, we have balls, we have a training ground, you know, you have that. so it has come a long way. obviously with england losing to iceland, do you think it would be a bigger upset if panama were to beat england? 0h bigger upset if panama were to beat england? oh yes. definitely. iceland had one or two, three players who played in the premier league, they have players playing abroad at a good level. this would be the biggest shock. no big team, like belgium or england wants to play in a world cup teams like

left very early and went to live in london, and then after work all those years at millwall, i thought's anything to say that... fit football has progressed. the players are getting that after every training session, which did not a lwa ys training session, which did not always happen. we have a training ground for my balls. normal things but you have that, so it has come a long way. with england losing to iceland, do you think it would be a bigger upset if panama were to beat england? oh yes, definitely. iceland had two or three players playing in the premier league. this would be the premier league. this would be the biggest shock. england wants to play teens like pen on the world cup. —— teens like panama. if england do not get a result against panama, he will be a major shock. we can get odds as high as 40—1 for panama to win that match against england and 2000—1 for them to win the world cup. it panama's dearth of experience in any of your‘s top leagues that make them such a rank outsiders. this man has become the poster boy after story that goal we heard about there. at 32 years

leyton orient, millwall, leicester city, never quite did it.m spain who the fans liked but didn't do it. it was almost a necessity they had to play harry kane because we we re they had to play harry kane because we were not scoring. it was a relu cta nt we were not scoring. it was a reluctant introduction to the team and played in the europa league and scored and the fans are going, you have to play him in the premier league, he is scoring goals, and that was it. under mauricio pochettino, he has found another father figure who is the best and we see that on the pitch. when i lead articles about harry kane, they talk about his work ethic, he practices and he is the last one in after coaching. is that true and is that why he barely misses? yes, he is just a consummate professional. you can bea just a consummate professional. you can be a consummate professional and not be the last on the training pitch every day. i big you should be, he practices and practices, it is like a tunnel vision. it is like a throwback to the 19505. he looks like it, hi

this man, billy seymour, a former southampton youth player who went on to play for coventry and millwallf coping with the sexual abuse he said he suffered at the hands of bob higgins. the prosecution said the abuse started when mr seymour was 12 years old. it took the form of what was described as groping and kissing in mr higgins's car and continued later when he stayed over in his house. then when the young player said he wanted to leave southampton and join the fa's youth academy at lilleshall, it's alleged that mr higgins became very emptional and upset. the prosecuton said "the defendant got on his knees and told billy he loved him". they said by that stage, the coach had become infatuated with the young player. any more details? earlier in the day, the jury heard about dean radford. now, he started playing for southampton at the age of 14. he has also waived his right to anonymity, but is not one of the complainants in this trial. the prosecution said mr higgins inappropriately touched him to "ease the bruising" from a back injury. on another occasion, it's alleged that he was forc