SIR HARRY KANE SAVES ENGLAND AGAIN

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1:13Guys, for once We got to sing it again! Not a single drink has been consumed for this podcast. Not true. Well, to be fair, there's not really been. Well, Lewis has had one, me and Reeve had none. Yeah, guys were totally sober for once. I mean, for us, it was early in the morning. We can look back on the game with Total Mental Charity. Early in the morning at 12 o 'clock midday. We've listened to your feedback and we aren't drunk. No, you meant yet. Yeah, not yet. Come on again. I feel like it was a game of four quarters. Oh, like every game in the World Cup. And by the four quarters, I mean the hydration breaks.

1:45Let me sip my coffee. Yes. Where do we start? Where do we start? Should we start chronologically or should we start with emotions? I think we start with the positive news. Let's get out. We're into the round of 16, guys. And let's not have any stick. because we were brilliant for about 60 minutes and that's all that matters because that won us the game. Yeah, so we're starting with emotions, not chronologically. I feel emotionally and physically drained after that experience. At one point, Lewis goes to us, he goes, I'm shaking, I'm not sure because it's a celebration or the drink. Lou has this thing where if it goes past 70 minutes, he opens his British Airways app and books a flight home.

2:19Yeah, no, do you get what I mean though? You had to trip to Magaluf right up. No, if we went out. But once it's in 70 and you're losing, like 70 is like, It feels different than 67, you know what I mean? What did we keep saying, though, Lou? We kept saying it's coming. It's coming. No, but like... And guess what happened, Lou? What happened? It did come. It did come. It come big time. No, it came. It came because... It came. It all came because of one person, though. Anthony Gordon. Anthony Gordon, you have officially arrived. You have arrived. He's not a new basketball player. Yeah, exactly. He's also unbiased.

2:52Did you hear on commentary? They were like, oh, the Barcelona left wing playing so well. He did actually come on and change the game. What do you think he did differently, Lewis? He actually ran forward because Rashford pissed me off the Mounties going back. And also, it's more his game. Rashford was running forward. He had a chance. He could actually beat, not only match, but beat Wan-Bissaka for pace. And also, the rare thing from Gordon, which I thought was interesting. Wan-Bissaka shattered me. The rare thing from Gordon, normally his end product was bad. His crosses were actually good quality.

3:20He improved in that way. To add to that, I actually thought Rashford did do the running. I actually thought the difference was the quality. Rashford was actually getting balls into the box. They just weren't of quality that someone could get on the end of it. That's the difference. Gordon managed to get the ball onto Harry's Kane head. Harry's Kane head. Onto Harry's Kane head. Well, on the topic of Harry Kane, I would say I owe you an apology, but this is what we want from him. I wanted... No, we want to hear an apology. What do you mean? Say sorry to Harry Kane. Say sorry to Harry Kane. Absolutely not.

3:47What? Say thank you to Harry Kane. I'll say thank you, Harry. Sir Harry probably secured his knighthood for slapping up the Arkong. He's playing Pele at a World Cup, bro. More goals than Pele. He's on 13 now. It's incredible. Three behind closer. Potentially finish, yeah, higher than closer by the end of the tournament. Is he now in the competition with Messi and Mbappe for the all-time? He's only played in three World Cups, by the way. Hey. I'm sorry, Mbappe. Can I be honest? Yeah. Mbappe's been 18 and 18. More games. Can I be honest? Honestly, right, there'll be a lot of people here who aren't English fans or aren't England fans and say, it's Congo, it's embarrassing, blah, blah.

4:18Honestly, can we all just agree to be happy and relieved that it's not over yet? Look, maybe we won't win it all. I could have been way more negative about the reality of today, but we beat them. Maybe we won't win it all. Maybe we won't win it all, but I'm just so relieved that it's not over yet because if we went out now and we're just like, well, that's the World Cup done, I'd be so depressed. Also, I know we're going to touch on England later on down the line, but can we just take a moment for Congo and how good that goalkeeper was and how well they actually defended? Yeah, I was going to say, it wasn't just the goalkeeper.

4:46Transabia had the game of his life. Matsuaka was amazing. Matsuaka was always great. You're missing the player. And then Chancellor Mbemba, Of course, that is part of that back four. It was a unit again. They defended genuinely exceptional. And I think going into this, everyone's like, oh, it's Kongo. But Kongo are actually a good side. They held Portugal to a draw as well, who were talking about one of the best midfielders in the entire World Cup before we even came into the tournament. They were a good side. They defended well. They were very regimented. Yeah, tactically astute. Yeah, of course.

5:13They have to be. That's how they've been playing through the tournament. I thought Harry Kane's first goal of the header, that was probably the one he probably should have saved. The keeper. Keeper, yeah. Of all the amazing things he'd made all day. Yeah, shout out, Ambassador. What a performance. I will say, though, in moments of magic, especially in knockout rounds, the fact that we've got Jude Bellingham, Harry Kane in the team are kind of the reason why we can keep going through teams like this. Jude Bellingham, I am actually falling more and more in love with you every day, mate. I know you're watching this.

5:45Hey, Jude. You are the greatest person ever, and if we win the World Cup, I'm getting you tattooed on my forehead he had quite a poor start didn't he he had a poor like first 20 do you know what he is and then he came into it he has we were shocking he turned it round even when he's playing badly he he he does things or at least tries to do something he demands a ball yeah he has big fucking testicles when it's a I'm telling you he has the biggest balls like him and Harry Kane have balls the size of fucking bowling balls you'd think they haven't wanked in seven years they're that inflated they are taking the entire team on the back and they have enough ego to be like fuck all this and like just do it themselves whereas look no but this is the quality this is the quality that they have they are a couple of the best players in the world they should well one person on pitch side didn't think so but you know Tom Garrett he's what's that he changes his mind all of a sudden has he oh it's like he fancies him does he oh you love Jude now do you Tom what did we tell you from the start of the tournament bro he's the man you said he's having a breakout out.

6:48He is having a breakout. To be one of the greatest players in the world, mate. He's already was! Oh, don't wink at me, mate. He's already at Real Madrid. Yeah, if we're going to go far in this competition and potentially win it, I'll have my reservations on some of the teams that they are really, really good in this tournament, so we might not. But Argentina, they've got Lionel Messi, right? They'll beat us. France, I mean, they've got a multitude of people. Mbappe is the main man. He's pulling them through. Norway. They're amazing. Yeah, Norway, Haaland, great. Thank you for picking on that one.

7:21Harry Kane, Jude Bellingham. I will say, though, if they don't turn up or if he didn't pull that out today, we're gone. But is that not the point that they always do turn up? Well, they haven't always turn up. But that was my reservation after we did the Garner pod. Do you know what I mean? By the way, there's someone else who told me what Garrett owes an apology to. Fucking Harry Kane, Mr. Orr, he never shows up in big games. And he'll probably argue it's round of 32. This is a huge game. and that was a huge moment and he turned up. Contextually. Yeah. So, like, another L. Also, I was going to say, sorry, Will, we created a lot of chances today, by the way.

7:58It's not like we were playing against Panama and Ghana where we struggled to create chances. We genuinely created, what, seven big chances with about 20 shots on the goal. We actually made chances. I feel like... Which is a positive. I'm not stretching here at all, by the way. I know, I know. I agree. The keeper had a phenomenal performance. I agree. My concern is we were very, very lucky you know it'll be 2-0 down. Oh, yeah. So, okay. Now we can go break down the game chronologically because I have a lot to say about this. Oh, here we go. Don't anger Reeve. He's an angry man. Was it a pen? The Harry Kane one?

8:28Yeah. You could definitely argue that it was. I feel like he's playing for it, but like VAR have been shit throughout this, so we won't really touch on that anyway. Who cares? I will say, we come up against Mexico or anyone further in this competition and they go 3-0 up by the first 30 minutes. We're out of the competition. Well, that's not a rogue take if they got three. No, but I'm saying defensively today, Congo could have gone 2-0 down to Congo, in which case that's a totally different game. We'd have been out of the World Cup. I think we would have been out against Congo, yeah. Never mind Mexico.

8:59Yeah, we did have goals in the first half. No, no, no, but I'm saying... So it could be 4-2. Yeah, but they've started faster than us. Yeah, they started faster, but after hydration break, we got back into it and we were all over them. My worry was... So they could have scored two, yeah, but we could have scored four. I'm saying we can't start games like that in future. We can't keep going through this process of like looking really bad for the first quarter or whatever we're going to call it and then slowly making our way back into the game. We should be having a grip on it from the beginning.

9:24Defensively, we look poor. My concern was the amount of space around our box. Jed Spencer was getting rinsed down that wing. Like, our defence isn't very good. Pickford getting beat from Ports is like not acceptable for his level. We've got serious problems to write that. I don't know. He has to say that. What do we think, thoughts on Pickford at this tournament? He's still Pickford. He's going to be great. But like, I think Pickford will look at that goal and he'll be like, I should have saved that. I agree. And that's the standard he set for England. 100%. And like, what about Harry Kane? Harry Kane said in the post-match interview, like everyone can have their big moments, whether it's him scoring a goal or Pickford making a save.

9:59And that would have been Pickford's moment. Like, we need him to be solid. If he saved that, we would have gone that's routine, by the way. Yeah, because he is going to have more things like this where he's going to have to pull off huge saves. And it's like, that was a chance to help us out a bit. We definitely need to be more tactically sound from the get-go, though. Yeah. And we have a real problem with right-back now because DJ Ed, albeit we love him on this show, he's shown a lot of flaws in the game today. Even though I might have shouted that he shit a few times. Yeah, but we can't start with right-back.

10:26No, but that's the issue. The issue is that in that game, our best right-back was a centre midfielder. Yeah. That is an issue. And moving forward, who plays in that position? Who have we got to write-back for the remainder of the tournament? It's Rhys James. Rhys James. I got the answer. I have the answer. We played Declan Rice. Well, Rhys James is meant to be back now, isn't he? Jude in the eight. We put Declan Rice right back, and then we bring Jude into the eight. Morgan Rodgers starts. Boom. Where is he? It's great. I don't think that's... Well, that's when we scored two goals. Well, actually, one of the goals.

10:57Yeah, but that's because we're going more attacking. He did a great job right back. We can't start with Declan Rice right back. Let's go through the team, then. We've discussed Pickford. We've discussed Spence. Left-back, Nico O 'Reilly. I thought he had a good game. Yeah. I mean, you're not going to take them out. Yeah. I mean, most of their opportunities came from their left side. The only time that O 'Reilly got one-on-one, he won against the, I can't remember his name, but the substitute that came on. I think he dealt with it really well. He was obviously positive going forwards. He likes to drift into this central space, which is pretty cool.

11:28And that's why I think Gordon worked a little bit better with him. Because obviously O 'Reilly's coming inside. Gordon gives Gordon the option to drop back and then play the crossing, which is kind of how Kane scored the first one. but yeah I haven't got problems with O 'Reilly Gay Heel Can O 'Reilly play on the right? I think they're pretty good No he plays on the left on midfield doesn't he? Yeah I like O 'Reilly like today I'm not even saying this how biased today I was thinking in part like I would love a Hall in there just because like O 'Reilly's better than Hall what are we doing here? I don't think that's the position we need to be arguing about I think our left side is pretty good yeah I only say it because Hall and Gordon play the only reason I say it because Holland Gordon play a club level together like all season so like that sort of thing I know it's not FIFA on the team but it does actually like Gordon's We saw today of Rice Eze and Saka on the right hand side linking up to back your point I think the argument Gordon made some great ones sorry but like The issue is the right back position though Which is the right hand side Like Trent But there's no sign on it now It's the sign right hand side So what can you do now It's all hearsay Yeah like I wrongly went to DJ Sorry DJ about the goal but he actually had to come in because Concer was fucking two miles out of position.

12:38No, I mean, we're picking holes. Yeah, but that's not the problem that I had with him from today's game. EJ had. Yeah. EJ had just got rinsed down the right a little bit. He got better throughout the game offensively. After the hydration break, which by the way, I know it benefited us, but it proved how bullshit it was because our heads were gone as a team. People were smashing tackles in. I thought someone was going to get sent off and it changed everything. And if I was a Congo fan, I'd be absolutely livid. I feel quite annoyed about hydration breaks because I know it helped us this time, but it might not in the next time.

13:13It's like, it changed the game. One thing we were discussing sort of at the pub earlier was the substitutes. We all kept saying, this is obvious, this is the answer, this is the answer. And how often do we watch a football match where we say, this is the answer? As football fans, we think we know everything, right? So this is the answer. And actually the manager then goes and makes those subs and turns out it was correct. Yeah, we're going to give Tickle a bit of praise here. You said in the pub, well, you know, it was obvious, but the manager still has to make the substitutes. You're right. Southgate wouldn't have made them.

13:39Southgate wouldn't have made their substitutions. No, Southgate, Southgate, Southgate. Do we have to praise the fact that he's been... I know he's not fit, but Saka didn't start. Yeah, we haven't even touched on him. I'd start in just Saka. But let's go back to where we were. We'll go back to the centre-halves for now. We're going to go through the team. Centre-halves, Conce and Gay. It's fine. Well, Gay basically stopped us going 2-0 down at one point anyway. Gay's great. That was a great block. Yeah, it's fine. Yeah, I'm happy with those two. But the issue I have now is if we don't have a right-back solution, it'll be Contra across and then we're pairing up two different centre-backs again.

14:19Well, Wase James was meant to be only out of two games. Yeah, but this is the first one. This was the second. He was out against Panama. Oh, was it? Yeah. Oh, fair enough. If he's back for Sunday, then great. But that's a tough game to just jump back into. All right, so then we step into midfield. Dettin and Rice. I mean I thought he's not 100 % is he he's not 100 % I thought he did really he was really good in the second half when we took the lead and he was just really professional defensively his dead ball deliveries weren't quite the best I think that I honestly think that's just fatigue yeah that's what I'm saying he doesn't look too sharp because he does not want to kick a ball off the ground yeah but normally his set pieces are absolutely reliable every single time but I think you saw when he came off right at the end when he actually filled in the right back Like, no denying, he puts 155 % in every single game.

15:10He runs his socks off. But he looked exhausted. He loved that. Exhausted. And he's got five days to rest up. Of course. I don't want to be too downbeat about the performance. But I do want to bring in something realistic. Are you not worried that how many of our players look in terms of fatigue going into Sunday at altitude? Can I answer? 1 ,000%. I'm worried about every aspect of our team at the moment. but like fuck it let's just see how fair enough I will say did you get a bit sidetracked did you watch the first half of the Mexico game last night yeah I've never seen anything like it yeah they were like all on crack it was crazy this is exactly the point I was trying to make at the start of this we can be dangerous on the break as well that's why I think that Gordon would start my concern is if we go 2-0 down to that Mexico team again with how quickly they started against a really good Ecuador side to be fair to them we are cooked I think we're going out against Mexico don't get me wrong but I'm just living in happy land I think we're hooked if I'm honest but I'm living the dream do you not see like a couple problems yeah I see a couple problems yeah I absolutely see a couple problems but I also have seen how Tuchel has adapted in certain games in this World Cup and actually we've come out the other side winning yep that's fair we can only go with what we've seen but do you know what I mean we've won three out of four games I think today I think today though I'm only asking I'm only trying to pose the question because if we all said, England are great, we're going to win every game, then there'd be no realism about what we talk about.

16:40No, but that is football after the time. Right, next up. I want to talk about Elliot Anderson, please. Elliot Anderson, yeah. But once again, he's like a... Jordy Maradona. The way he sweeps up the ball is second to none. The way he wins that ball back. Obviously, he's not played the same amount of... Well, actually, to be fair, Forrest went deep in the Europa League. He's played a lot of football, but he doesn't look leggy at all, does he? no he may he played 50 times last year as of consistency behind the superstars I think he's been our best player he had 5 games less than Rice last year well I was saying to Reeve the other day Eddie Anderson he's like people don't realise how technically good he is on the balls so whenever he's on the ball and it's like it's a tight situation because he's a big lad he doesn't look like he's going to be that sort of agile guy I was saying to you he has fucking genuine flair but you had him rated like 3 out of 10 for flair when he's on the ball and he runs out he has a little bit of battle he's the Geordie he's not rainbow clicking anyone he could who is he got booked technically gifted is not the same as having flair no but he has a bit of flair he can switch that on but it's not his role he does the simple stuff he can do it he does the simple stuff he's like the master that's if he needs to switch it on and go make something happen he can't that's an implication that he doesn't choose to flair he's disciplined in his role he did one back hill today he kicked it straight out that was time wasted Lewis is getting confused.

18:02Lewis is saying he has the ability to do a rainbow flick. Of course he does. Yeah, so does every single footballer. By the way, actually, wait a second. That wasn't my point. You're saying he has it, but he's just not using it. No, you just went, I know what Lewis is saying here. He's just saying Elliot Anderson can do a rainbow flick. He's not a flair player. No, he has a bit of, I never said he's a flair player. I said he has a bit of flair about me. People don't realise on the ball that he wanted to be that exciting forward. We're talking about two different things here then. You're saying if he wanted to be.

18:26In tight spaces and close control. Yeah, but he's disciplined. wanted to be that they could but they're not what that's so okay Gehi could be a skillful player who runs forward with a ball yeah he's he can do a rainbow flick right okay well I don't know why we keep talking about rainbow flicks do you understand what I'm saying yeah yeah they are professional football I mean if you put them no no it's the same way no what Gehi can do a fucking rainbow flick mate I'm not talking about rainbow flicks what's going on you'll say you know what I'm not doing this let's agree to disagree on what the definition of flair is but I do appreciate that he is very technically gifted what I'm trying to say is what we're seeing from now he has like a lot more that he can do still but what I will say is he shouldn't be allowed to shoot from outside the box honestly lads if one thing's got exposed you say what you want about me I've already probably been slated in the comments from this episode like Will actually knows fucking now about football honestly I can't tell you Will you're now my top three people who I hate watching football I said three things that were probably wrong but I got frustrated watching football which is what a fan does oh he's getting all defensive and two of them are still standby it was the worst I actually shuffled my chair for him.

19:29Yeah, the Elliot Anderson one was fully wrong. But at the time, I wanted him to get it out wide. But he was probably right to shoot. But I don't really know what's wrong with that. He never really put the offensive on Will. He backed down straight away. There was no fight. There was no fight. He instantly was like, you're all right. No, no, I'll take it. What else? Go on then. Who's going to win the World Cup first? USA or England? France. England. I've always said England. But I think USA will win it in the next three, four years. What else did you want? What else did I say wrong then? The Anthony Gordon thing.

19:56There's so much. Yeah, about half-wingers slow the defender down. When you watch the football, you just say things. Well, you just can't say it at the time. You've seen it on the set. Yeah, but I wanted him to have a go at it. I haven't watched it back, and I'll happily hold my hand up. You thought football, wasn't it? That's football, wasn't it? The Bellingham one where he had a go at me, that's what he does when he gets frustrated. No, no, well, you said that's what I want from Bellingham. Get him a yellow card. Yeah, I want Bellingham to get a yellow card in the first 20 minutes. We understood.

20:20We want Bellingham to get stuck in, absolutely. But you don't want your main man in the number 10 with a yellow card after 15 minutes. Yeah, he did get better. No, we got better after the hydration break, not a yellow card. You still don't want your main man on a yellow within 15 minutes. Anyway, we're getting off. Let me see three people take so much joy in me seeing three things to disagree with. Oh! Gordon? Oh, yeah, yeah, we can touch on Gordon and Saka. We were in the process of talking about the substitutes. Well, we were talking about the midfielders, weren't we? Because you're on Elliot Anderson.

20:51Gordon was great. I disagree with the use of the word immense. I thought he was immense. but I think he was very, very good. Changed the game. Changed the game. You come on, you're 1-0 down, he gets two assists, we win 2-1. He changed the game. That's immense. I mean... It is immense. It is immense. The Harry Kane... Look, look, obviously... He's made it out of nothing. I'll keep back you here, brother. By the way, obviously Harry Kane, Harry Kane, great finish, especially on the second one. But Gordon, on that assist, I know the pass was actually short distance, but he had to like work it inside, out muscle, and then on the turn, like slightly past the game.

21:20That is really well done. And the main thing that stiffened to Rashford. It's aggressive. Rashford was quite like, he never goes that direct. Yeah, he re-circled it a lot. Or he'll cut inside. But otherwise he's passed it back. Gordon was taking risks and it paid off. You have to against legged defenders though. You could say immense. I just disagree with the use of the word. I think we had one immense player. He's arrived. What was immense about him tonight, Lewis? He came on, he was aggressive. His delivery, because normally Gordon's delivery is a shit. His delivery was great. And then, And yeah, he was just aggressive and he got two assists.

21:54He created the goals. Yeah. On the topic of substitutes, we just need to inject Saka with like some Formula V or whatever. Yeah, genuinely. Compound V. Yeah, compound V. That's the one. Honestly, he is the most frustrating footballer to watch on the planet. Maduweki. Yep. Yep. Do you know what? Because like, because one second, one second I'm calling, I'm calling him a shit prick. And the next second, he's dribbled past three people and he's through. Yeah. But he turns back and plays it out. I'm like, I either want to love you or hate you. Stop making me swap. I do get wonder what he's been told to do though because he actively was looking to cut inside and cross it but he looked so much better every time he went to the byline.

22:30I think he's just told to get at them. But every time he went to the byline he got past and he looked better. I imagine he probably has a bit of freedom and Tuchel's just saying because Tuchel was on the sidelines screaming. He loves him, doesn't he? He's obviously seen something we don't see because it's Groundhog Day. You can't go through 45 minutes of watching the same pattern of playing and being like surely do something different man him and DJ Ed together are good at getting past the men the problem is the end product's shit yeah and then you leave so much space in behind that's exactly how they score yeah literally exactly that we got a touch on the man the myth the cane he Lewis Bowden about 10 minutes before he scored a goal was trying to convince us you're calling him out for shit takes mate that's why he's done it by the way I didn't mean it in that way just accept it just do what Will did it's a humble pie yeah in the first apparently accepting you were wrong is not the right thing to do that's not the show you don't say sorry you have to fight it in the first half I think it was Rashford or someone on the left hand side put a ball in in the air and Lewis went don't fucking pass it to him in the air man Harry Kane don't score headers it's not by the way that's not what happened that is exactly how you said he said Harry Kane doesn't score headers you said he doesn't score headers I said I know he scored ahead in this tournament but Harry Kane you didn't say that I said the last score he scored was a header it's literally on camera no it's not on camera you because this is what happened I literally said it no no No, because my retort back was Lewis's last goal was ahead.

23:52Dave, you're wrong. I literally, I know. I admit I'm wrong, but in general on this point, but I said, I know he scored ahead of this tournament, but I don't stop giving it to Harry in the air. My overall point is, all of our service at the moment is down the wings with our wingers who are a weaker position and we're crossing the ball in for Harry Kane. Just pass it to him in his feet. It doesn't even have to be in a good position. By the way, Jamie's shaking his head because he filmed you saying all this, bro. Yeah, mate, that's fine. Bring up the recording. I know I said it. If you're in a position out wide and you've got the ball in the box, you whip it in yeah you can't he scored almost 70 career hits you were asking for an impossible ball in there no the only option for Harry Kane at that point was a crossing I'd say we can work it through the middle and get Harry Kane on the feet once he had it in his feet we saw what he did today boys we're getting beyond the point you said Harry Kane don't score headers that's his 69th headed goal in his career well yeah but how many answer me this how many has he scored with his feet most footballers every footballer has probably scored more percentage wise is Rooney score headers sometimes times.

24:48Is Rooney not these days. Did Rooney score headers? Lewis, name us a player who's forward, he's better in the air than Harry Kim. Oh, I wasn't going to ask that question. That's a good shot. I was going to ask a question of name a forward that scored more headed goals than with their feet. Don't exist. Visser tried to kick it with his head. I might exist. Peter Crouch. A number nine that scored more headed goals than with their feet in their career. It would be a really bad striker though. Surely it It would be someone who scored one headed goal and zero kickfuts. No, no, no. I'm saying like a good number nine.

25:22A number nine that's had a decent time at a top level. No one. Exactly. He's got more defeat, mate. Yeah, so let's put it into the feet then. You back my point. It doesn't mean it's a waste of time. It's a non-point. It's not a non-point. It was a terrible take. I agree. I said I was wrong. Now we've just gone around serving. So let's look at the changes now. So we've discussed Gordon. We've discussed Saka. Eze was he surprised he came on was that a good positive change that you've yeah I am because Southgate wouldn't have made we needed a right back change kept Rice on the field he played brilliantly there why do you think you went Eze over Rodgers good question Theo thank you why did he play Eze over Rodgers can I say I'm going to throw a question over to Liz Baden here I think Eze also has big testes he has some big moments big moment goals and he has a world and I know Rodgers does as well but Rodgers when he played did he do anything crazy when he was on the other day I don't mind I feel like I think I have my answer go on then is Rodgers profile is quite similar to Bellingham whereas Eze's is slightly different a bit more athleticism with Rodgers and Bellingham a bit more like Eze's a bit more technical Jude's still on the field right you don't need another runner alongside him in those positions Eze was more get the ball whip it out wide do you think it had to do with Saka Rice yeah exactly I was about to say there's the ultimate team argument.