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21:41Julien Laurens:Yeah, I don't know if I would have had five. That, you know, feels a lot. But, yeah, on the day. A reminder, Luca Bacchio started. Rangel, not Rangel, sorry, Raskin started. The two center backs, yes, maybe they're both better than Tim Ream, but they're not better than Chris Richards. Anthony Robinson and De Kuyper, that's probably a toss-up, right? It's very close, right? Yes, I'm going to have Courtois over Fries, although Fries is a fancier degree. But Balogun against Tiquetelar. I love the Prince, but we would take Balogun, right? Yeah, yeah, yeah, probably, yeah. I mean, that's probably about the only player person I would take, but...

22:21Julien Laurens:You wouldn't take Polisic? McKennie? Not in a game like this. No, I don't think so. I mean, the problem is it's not so much individually. It's collectively where the problem was. Yeah, you could look at individual performances from some of the US players and not showing up. sure I think Pulisic and he got obviously a lot of criticism for coming off so early with his twisted ankle when some others former players would have said like you should have said on the pitch and you know go through the pain and keep playing but he hadn't showed up before that anyway so individually but for me the biggest issue with this team in this game was the collective structure the lack of plan B they clearly didn't know what to do especially after considering that goal early.

23:04Julien Laurens:And that was the big problem. And that's on Pochettino. It's on Pochettino. And I think back to, I would love to know whoever the genius was who's saying like, yes, it's a really good idea to go and present this hypothetical four-year contract that we might give you after the World Cup and go and put that news out. I don't think it hurt them, but it just kind of shows you the absolute cluelessness, the week by week reaction to individual results, let Pochettino get on with his job. You, Pochettino, do your job. And in this case, look, you made a mistake. You didn't live up to your salary. It happens.

23:41Not everybody's perfect. Sometimes you get things wrong. I just get on with it. I said I felt like there were a lot of distractions here, which certainly didn't help.

23:50Julien Laurens:And we saw Romelu Lukaku troll the U.S. afterwards in relation to the Flo Balogun affair. Obviously, we finally heard from FIFA president Janine Fontino and from the chairperson of the disciplinary committee that suspended Balogu's ban. Did they answer the question you had? First, I want to say how happy I am for Romelu Lukaku. Three straight games, he comes on as a substitute that's never been done before. It really should be four straight games because he came on and forced that own goal, of course, in the opener. I like the guy. I'm glad he has a happy ending no matter what happened last year.

24:25And he can be a bit funny that way. On to the issue. No, it didn't answer the questions for me. John Infantino said that he got a call from President Trump, and he told President Trump, I'm sorry, Mr. President, this is an independent disciplinary committee. There's nothing I can do. That's what Infantino said. It's up to you whether you believe him or not. I was most disappointed, and that is, by the way, it's 100 % what I expected Infantino to say. People can draw their own conclusions. But the disciplinary committee guy. First of all, we don't have written reasons. the webpage on the official FIFA site hasn't been updated from June 1st.

25:03Secondly, the guy, and he's, I'm blanking on his name right now, but he's from the United Arab Emirates. He's the chairperson. He writes this long explanation where basically he doesn't give the reasons why the ban was suspended. He comes out and he says, we have the right to suspend the ban. He cites some precedents from the past, which has nothing to do with it. Because, you know, qualifiers are different than doing something mid-tournament. Others have brought up 1962 in Garincha, which, as you pointed out last time, is absolutely ridiculous. Just because stupid, screwy stuff was done in the past in 1962 doesn't mean we should accept it today.

25:42But what I found, look, again, we can all draw conclusions, and you're probably right, about why this guy did what he did and didn't put his name to it, which I find hilarious. But to me what was also equally disappointed was the US Soccer Federation in this. It's wrong. I think what what they did was wrong from a moral standpoint because the rules are rules. It was also a stupid thing to do because you knew you knew that the president and the White House were gonna get involved and call Infantino. For you to come out and it's been widely reported, They haven't come out and said this officially, but it's widely reported by sources, including our own Jeff Carlisle, that they were part of the process or they were engaged in the process.

26:27Why are you engaging in a process that is wrong? Once you know that it can't be appealed, leave it at that. Engage in the process is going to lead people to think you are the ones lobbying the president. Mr. President, can you please go and talk to Johnny Fantino? It's just dirty and yucky. You could have still benefited from it just by keeping your mouth shut. But I hope JT Batson or Cindy Parler-Cohn, I hope they come out and explain exactly what they did and when. You can't just turn the page on this because I think this is going to have repercussions, as we saw from the reactions from people all around the world.

27:00Belgium's next opponent will be Spain on Friday, Jules. They beat Portugal 1-0 thanks to a late Mikel Merino goal set up by the genius, otherwise known as Fabian Ruiz. They're second in the world. They're the reigning European champions. Yeah, they feel like they're flying a little under the radar, Jules.

27:16Julien Laurens:Yeah, I think there will be Belgium, of course, and then set up a semifinal with France and Morocco, which will be a special game, whoever they face in that semifinal in Dallas next week. I think they're going from strength to strength. And again, this was a decent test for them. And it's Ferran Torres with the assist, but Fabian Ruiz is involved as well in the buildup with Rodri. And three subs who combine for the goal. Only Spain can score a goal like that in how they move that ball and the movement that they have off the ball as well. It's another one for Super Sub Mikel Marino, if you want, or Super Sub No.

27:48Julien Laurens:9 Mikel Marino. It's incredible. And when you think that Lamine would get better, that this team still is yet to consider goal. And again, you can look at the opposition and say they haven't really played anybody that strong, really, before Portugal and that Portugal threatened them, which they did. I think it's very impressive. They've only scored nine goals, the critics will say. But I look back at this and I say, yeah, they've only scored nine goals because of bad finishing. I mean, Ferrantos feels like he hits the woodwork every single game. I know that's not the case. I think finishing, as you know my thought on this, I think there's variance involved.

28:26So I worry when teams don't create chances. Spain create a lot of chances. Our colleague Mark Ogden finds them boring and defensive. I'm going to hazard a guess that you don't agree with that. We're not watching the same games, clearly. You must watch another World Cup. But Yamal is an interesting factor because this feels very different from the Spain side that won the Euros when you had Yamal and Nico Williams bombing forward. This does seem like certainly more possession-oriented. But that's OK. That almost makes you better equipped, I think, if you face France or even Morocco. Yeah? Yeah, I think so too.

29:06Julien Laurens:And turning to Portugal, Gab, Cristiano Ronaldo confirmed after the game what we already knew. This was his last World Cup. But I'm guessing you still don't believe him? No, I still don't believe him. I mean, I'll put it this way. He may yet change his mind. But I do want to say one thing about Cristiano. He did not have a good World Cup by the Cristiano standards, which are impossibly high. He had a tremendous World Cup for a guy who was 41 years old. And he certainly had a much better World Cup than he did four years ago. I think it was important for him to get closure on this. He ended up playing every minute of every game, except for like six minutes when Gonzalo Ramos came on and scored the winner.

29:48I think he's more at peace with himself with what he gave in this World Cup relative to Qatar when, of course, he was benched after the group stage. Switzerland advance as well, and they get to play Argentina next, Jules. it went all the way to penalties against Colombia.

30:05Julien Laurens:Yeah, no, a great game certainly in terms of chances, although I kind of like the tempo and the rhythm of it. Two teams very similar level with a lot of physicality, with a lot of strong midfield players. Monzambi missing for Switzerland as the X-Factor, I think was a big blow for them and the way they played with the ball. And in the end, it was down to a penalty shooter. We saw Manuel Akanji missing for the second penalty shooter in a row in big tournament after they won at the Euros against England two years ago. But this time it didn't matter so much, not like two years ago, because they still won and Gregor Corbel made some really good saves.

30:37Julien Laurens:So I'm really, really interested in that Switzerland-Spain game, in the Switzerland-Argentina game, sorry, in the quarterfinals. I felt bad for Colombia. I thought they were the better team. I thought they created, I don't say they created the better chances. They certainly created more chances. I think I'm right in saying that from about minutes 60 onwards, so essentially for the last hour if you count extra time Switzerland had one shot on goal I think Colombia should have put them away deserved to put them away in the end you have to make your penalties and so Switzerland are deserving but I think this World Cup has lost something without Colombia France play Morocco on Thursday Gav how worried should I be for my boys?

31:24Jules you are going to worry regardless you were worried against Paraguay Of course you're worried. It's a knockout. I'm going to try to give you my take as a neutral here. I think I would have been more worried if it was Morocco four years ago than this Morocco side. This Morocco side is a better footballing side than they were four years ago. But they're going to be without a key element, I think, in Isnal Saibari, of course. And because they're more of a footballing side under Wabi than they were under Waleed Riguawi, they're not going to be able to, it's going to be very difficult for them to outfutball France, simple as.

32:02If it turns into who is better with the ball, France will likely be better with the ball. So I'll be very curious to see how he prepares them for this. Because logic says you need to change this. We saw a little bit in the last round where they played more on the counter. But you can't just change a team's DNA like this.

32:21Julien Laurens:Yeah, that's for sure. I think it'd be a fascinating game to watch. Norway versus England is on Saturday. Jules, what are your vibes telling you? I think it's a great quarterfinal. I do wonder if Norway maybe had played their game, the big game for them against Brazil and that big performance, and if they will run out a little bit of steam and maybe, not focused, but sometimes when you beat a massive team like they did with Brazil, the following game, you're not at the same level. Or maybe they will feel they have nothing to lose and they will go after England with what they have, which is, you know, So, 9-1 in goal has been outstanding and Erling Haaland obviously up front with a bit of Martin Odegaard magic in midfield.

33:00Julien Laurens:On paper, England are better. I think England would qualify. I think the win in Mexico for England was one of the biggest wins in their history and that psychologically will help them massively for this game against Norway. But I think they will have also to be a bit cautious with what Norway can offer. And the only living sore loss in captivity won't start, you think? I would not start him. I don't really care what they do, but I would not start him. Certainly not as a right winger. It's crazy. I'll say this about England. I don't think they've actually played consistently well since the Croatia game, but in some ways the gutsy win against Mexico Is more important because we've seen England in the past.

33:39I don't want to say they bottled it But rarely were they psychologically The better team it's like they either outplayed the opposition But if it came down to to what are those got see messy games England against decent opposition, of course usually lose and the fact that they know that they have this kind of uglier, tougher fighting dimension, I think is going to stand them in good stead.

34:03Julien Laurens:Gab, we're waiting on this in our World Cup blog on the website. Six of the eight quarter finalists are European. Any deep conclusions you'd like to draw? Well, first of all, you know I don't like deep, broad conclusions over knockout competitions. It's six of the eight, but let's not forget, four of the six games were very close. France-Paraguay was not close in terms of the football, but it was close in terms of the scoreline. Switzerland beat Colombia on penalties. Who am I forgetting here? Mexico, England? Mexico, England. I mean, that was absolutely absurd. That could have easily gone the other way.

34:40Julien Laurens:And Brazil, Norway? And Brazil, Norway. The guy Bruno Guimaraes sinks his penalty. Nyland doesn't make those saves. And then what changes? Are there broad conclusions? We know European teams on the main tend to be better because they have more resources, because most of their players play in tougher leagues. That's just kind of the way of football. That's the way it's been. It's not a surprise. It was, what, five in the last World Cup? Yeah. What do you think? Yeah, I think you've got, I think, seven European teams in the FIFA top 10 rankings, for example. I think you've got 12 out of 15. I think if you look at the Ballon d 'Or rankings, the top three were all Europeans.

35:24Julien Laurens:And I think again, you had seven in the top ten. So I think they're dominating right now. And you're right. Some were really close. It could have been slightly different, but it's not. And it's not again for the reason why they're the richest, they're the strongest. Yeah, we can't have these knee-jerk reactions every time one team more, one team less. We have to look at, I think, broader, longer trends.

35:50Aurelien Chouameni has signed a four-year contract with Real Madrid, which suggests to me he ain't leaving. Yeah, an extension until 2031, which was in the discussion since Jose Mourinho took over.

36:04Julien Laurens:And I think there was a time where we're not really sure about the future of Chouameni with Mourinho now on the bench at Real Madrid. And actually, he's going to make him a key player. I think that was really important for Tremany who wanted to stay, didn't want to move, didn't want to come to the Premier League or anywhere else to have that kind of vote of confidence from Mourinho but also from Real Madrid. It's a good extension. He's very happy. And I think now he can focus on the rest of the World Cup. How are you going to raise money? I mean, I know obviously Camavinga is going to, we presume he's still going to be on the market and you can get a good amount for them.

36:36But I wondered if this is people who expect them to go and splash out 100 million, 80 million, whatever, on new signings. I don't think we're going to see too much of that this summer beyond the guys who, of course, that they've already signed.

36:50Julien Laurens:Karim Adeyemi will go to Barcelona for€40 million from Borussia Dortmund. I am totally surprised and flabbergasted by this because, yes, he's a high-energy guy and he's fast, what he wants to be. He's also a guy who's had pretty significant disciplinary issues in the past. but as a number nine on his own do we like this do we think that he fits this system no i think it's probably more of a i would expect them i don't think you can play without the emmy as a nine in the system like the flick system although he would run a lot for you and probably press and he's very quick too maybe he's more of a backup of lamin yamal on that right hand side more than runi barji i don't know does that mean there's another number nine coming Or Ferran Torres is your number nine?

37:40I'm giving up on this, trying to figure out Flick and Barcelona. You have a finite amount of resources. You need a centre-back and you need somebody to replace Robert Lewandowski. Maybe you can do it in-house with Ferran Torres, but then you need to extend his contract because he only has a year left. To go and blow, this is significant money, by the way. Adiemi is not 21 anymore. I think he's 27 now, something like that. Yeah. This to me is just a very curious decision. I mean, does it mean, well, we know they're not going to move Fermín López for money because he's injured. I don't think you'd want to move Dani Olmo.

38:16You can't move Gavi right now. You're certainly not going to move Pedri. How are they going to go and resolve this? To me, it's mysteries. And I think it's going to be a real shame if they don't use this opportunity to bolster the back line.

38:34Ilan Melier is being linked to Arsenal, Jules. Does this mean Kepa is on his way out?

38:40Julien Laurens:Yeah, I think so. I think Ilan Melier is pretty much done with Arsenal as a backup goalkeeper to David Raya. He was a free agent after leaving Leeds United where the end of his time there was obviously not as good. Kepa is going to leave as well Arsenal now and find another club. I like Melier as a backup to Raya. Certainly in terms of distribution, he's a good level for the rest. I know he hasn't played much and I know he lost a lot of confidence before with some mistakes. But I'm not against this deal at all as a free agent. And you still have Tommy Seppard, of course, lying around. But I think, just a word on Kepa, it was obvious to me that he went there, he did his job as a number two.

39:20He was only going to get regular playing time if David Raya imploded. Instead, he had the best season of his career. Kepa got to win the title. But I like the fact that Kepa is saying, you know what, I don't want to be Raymond van der Gaal. I am Kepa. I was one of the best keepers in the world. I was one of the most expensive keepers in the world at one time. I want to go somewhere else and show it.

39:38Julien Laurens:And more keepers, Gab. Juventus have reportedly met the agent of Emiliano Martinez. Yeah, okay, whatever. They can go meet anybody for a cup of coffee. They're way, way in the hole. I know that there's this Di Gregorio situation, but they need to really take hold of this team because it feels like there's different moving parts, moving in different directions you have a situation with Jonathan David now where he apparently wants to stay but Spalletti doesn't want him to stay obviously Vlaovic free agent on the market now suggestions bring him back like Divo Martinez is a very good goalkeeper he would be an obvious huge upgrade over Di Gregorio but he would also be very expensive and you want to commit that kind of money to a goalkeeper who now he's not old but he's not young anymore if I'm Dibu Martinez I would be looking for a team that can go and do something important right now Fulham have officially appointed Alvaro Berola as their new manager I don't get this at all that you handle it no I mean I don't know if we just have to look at why he did that Real Madrid and that didn't really go that well Although, as we said, for example, after the games even against Bayern Munich, there were some interesting things tactically that he put in place and that the players did.

40:59Julien Laurens:So I think it'd be very interesting to see. His first game would be against Chelsea and Xabi Alonso. So him, who was his best friend before and replaced him and things like that, might be interesting, certainly in them starting their Premier League career as head coaches, managers against each other. but yeah, I want to give him some time and see what he's got in mind for this Fulham team. You give him time, I'm not convinced. Meanwhile, your boy Mr. Marlinakis has gotten his man, Oliver Glasner, to Nottingham Forest. Now it's official, we mentioned it a few shows ago, and strangely, there's no mention of his previous clubs, Glasner's previous clubs, in the club statement.

41:36Julien Laurens:Oh, this is such lovely, lovely trolling. I think the statement was 574 words. It was all about Oliver Glasner, and there's no mention about the fact that He won the FA Cup with Crystal Palace, and he won the Conference League with Crystal Palace as well. As you know, Mr. Marinakis does not like Crystal Palace. He does not like, presumably, Steve Parrish, Paris, Blitzer. The only bit of Crystal Palace he liked was his friend John Texter, but of course, he's long gone now. I don't know. What would we do without Mr. Marinakis? Bruno Guimaraes is being linked to Arsenal, just as Newcastle bring in central midfielder Ajax's Sean Storier for 25 million euros.

42:21Jules, I suspect these two are linked.

42:23Julien Laurens:Yeah, probably Guimaraes wants to leave and go to Arsenal. He made that very clear to the club. I think there have been a couple of verbal offers from Arsenal to Newcastle, and they probably will meet somewhere and find an agreement around the 65 million euros, which I think is decent money from Newcastle for 28-year-olds. Then we can discuss once it's official what Arsenal gain by getting Bruno Guimares. And for sure, he's very promising. He was very promising last season with Ajax. He's maybe a little bit young. And let's see how that works with Eddie Howe and some of the other young signings that they make because this could turn into a very young Newcastle team, which I'm not sure is what they need right now.

43:02Julien Laurens:But I like the signing because I think he's got high potential. Hey, there's no question Newcastle have gone full on, the money bulb moving early and moving decisively. Zlatko Dalic is out as the head coach for Croatia after nine years. Gab, I think it's fair to say that he had a very successful run. Do you reckon? He's done a tremendous job. There was a lot of questions about him because of his CV, because of the circumstances of him taking over the job. He's proven everybody wrong. You know, we can say, oh, we look at Croatia, oh, look, all these good old players and they grew together. And, you know, going back to the day, I mean, early on, it was what Mandzukic, obviously Perisic and Modric are still there.

43:40All these guys. But you know what? It's not always easy to manage when you're kind of, with all due respect, you're kind of Mr. No Name and you have to win them over. And then you have to start integrating the youngsters who come through, like Josef Verdol. And I think Croatia have shown what a small country can do. small country by the way that produces ridiculous athletes in many sports year after year he leaves with his head held high i don't see him working in club management i think it's hard after nine years as international coach i think this he did this thing and if he does retire go and enjoy your retirement flaco you've earned it if which town gets some help up front jules emerson is on his way from toulouse for around 25 million euros yeah with a few

44:24Julien Laurens:bonuses as well on top of that. It's quite an interesting call by Ipswich here because we've seen him in Ligue 1 a lot last season and kind of blowing hot and cold really. I think there's potential there, certainly in terms of the pace and the physicality, the finishing, there's work to be done here. Maybe they saw something that I didn't see, not so much in him because I can see the potential, but certainly for that amount of money, I think this would become Toulouse's biggest sell ever, which Again, I don't think they saw it coming themselves, but they very much welcomed the offer, and I wish him good luck in the Premier League.

45:01Julien Laurens:Mason Greenwood has agreed terms with Fenerbahce, who's also agreed terms with Marseille, but Atletico Madrid also won him. Where would you go if you were him? I would go to Atletico Madrid, frankly, 100%. It's not a knock on Fenerbahce. I think this is going to be a good measure of his ambition. I think maybe the reason not to go to Atletico Madrid is I think obviously his past is going to be much more of an issue at Atletico Madrid maybe than it would be at Fenerbahce and I'm not dealing with stereotypes I'm dealing with some things that have happened in the past but I find it remarkable I thought he was going to be the big ticket item that resolved all of Marseille's financial problems The Bras is not going to do that It's 42 million euros.

45:53Julien Laurens:12 million of that will go to Manchester United because they had percentages on the sell. So it's 30 million for Marseille. They still need to sell again, right, Jules? Yeah, probably. Although with the amortization, they will still make money on Greenwood. But yeah, it's not really exactly what they wanted. All right, Jules. This brings us to the end of this segment. But remember, you can go and check out ESPN FC seven nights a week. Check your local listings and catch up with Craig Burley, Ali Marino, Stevie Nichol, Shaka Hislop, and the rest of your favorite pundits.

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48:59Jules, we're not done. We got more quick hits. Celeste Maria is a Paraguayan senator who had a right go at Kylian Mbappe in a very ugly way. Jules, he answered back, then she answered back, then things got out of hand. I could have done without this.

49:14Julien Laurens:Yeah, absolutely. I don't even know where to start. I don't want to repeat any of the racial abuse that she sent on social media towards Kilian. I guess for his attitude during the France-Paraguay game in the round of 16, maybe not shaking Orlando Gill's hand at the end. I don't know why, but nothing should have allowed her or would justify the word that she used to qualify Kylian Mbappé, racist, absolute racial abuse that has no room, not just in football, but in the whole world. And for her to then not just double up, but treble up, even today at the Senate, because she's a senator, to call him a son of a, you know what, and everything, I find it so appalling that I really hope, but it doesn't seem like it, but I hope that Paraguay, as a country take the right decision towards her.

50:07Julien Laurens:But again, I don't think they will. Well, I would imagine there are rules and laws against the kind of language that she used. She had a bit of a climb back. She said she went to a French-speaking school. She wrote a long thing. I kind of feel like until four or five days ago, I had never heard of this person, and my life was better of it. And now it seems like she's getting this incredible publicity on the back of Kylian Mbappe. And he's answered, he's replied to her once. I think he was justified in doing so. I think it was necessary to do so. I don't think he's going to reply to her again. And I think it's the right decision.

50:45Julien Laurens:Yeah, yeah. I mean, the least we talk about her, the better anyway. Deloitte Anuas' revenue of football finance reveals that Premier League clubs, losses from Premier League clubs, climbed from£135 million in 2023-2024 to 948 million pounds in 24-25. That's a jump of 600%, Gab. Is this worrying? Yeah, and that's one way to look at it. We should point out the 135 million, that was impacted by a lot of things, including, of course, when all those players went off to Saudi Arabia and whatever. Premier League clubs as a whole will lose money. It's the way the league is structured. Losing nearly a billion pounds, which for those who like to think in dollars is something on the order of$1.4 billion.

51:36That is not good. That is not good and it's not sustainable over time. There's a lot of factors that come into it. I remember this was two years ago. I'll be very curious to see how they did this past season because this is 24-25, 25-26, the season that immediately ended. There's obviously a big lag time with this kind of reporting. but essentially this is why the PSR rules are in place. And if we have another year like this, they may need to be tightened even further because at the heart of it, I think we all agree, it's about sustainability.

52:10Julien Laurens:Yeah, absolutely. Thanks for tuning in to the Gabon Jewel Show presented by Gusto. Gusto is your small business partner for payroll benefits and so much more. Get started for free at gusto.com. Jules, we're done for today, But we got to come back next week because this is the business end of the World Cup. We're both going to be at France against Morocco. So we'll see you all next week. So until then, be sure to love the game, love your neighbor, and of course, love yourself.

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