World Cup Predictions, Our England Starting XI & The GBF Egg-Off!

0:00Welcome to the good, the bad and the football, eh? You didn't think we'd leave you during the World Cup, did you? Oh no, we are here. And at the end of this show, we've got a very special World Cup announcement. But before we get into the World Cup chat and a little bit about Liverpool, I was out in a farm shop the other day, chaps, and we all know he's big on food and drink, don't we? He loves a quiz and all that, expert. So I've got a question for him. I picked up you know what ghee is don't you

0:31Nicky:you didn't say about this did you I thought I'd save it you know what ghee is yeah you know what ghee is it's like Indian butter you put in before right firstly you're wrong with that again it's fat isn't it it's like a well ghee is you put in it's like a replacement for oil basically Indian cooking is big on it right so you have ghee I'm right there no you're wrong well you're fucking pronouncing it wrong then no no this is what I'm going to get this is what I'm going to get into how do you spell it G-H-E-E Ghee Ghee Ghee It's ghee Yeah Right But what I'm getting at is I've never really thought much about ghee Right I'm with you You go Indian cuisine Ghee Lovely Rich So I saw a pot of it in this farm shop I went oh Ghee And I thought I'll see what's in that Do you know what's in it?

1:22No idea What would you say? Some sort of fat like a lad kind of thing. Right, what would you say? I've never heard of it. Right, do you know what it is? Butter.

1:35Nicky:That's what I did, I just said that. You just said Indian butter. No, you said fat. I did not, I said butter first. Are you sure you said butter? Can we rewind that? I said butter first. No, you said Indian butter. Indian buttery fat, you said. I said Indian butter. I'm always fucking right when it comes to food and drink. All right, well, this is my point. So on the ingredients, it said butter. that's it well if you pick up a block of butter at the supermarket the ingredients say butter so what's the difference with butter and that butter that's just an Indian butter isn't it no but yeah but there's nothing else in it that's my point do you understand what I'm saying if you pick up if I picked up a block of country life right or yeo valley or whatever on the ingredients it says 100 % butter on that ghee it said 100 % butter so what's the fucking difference do you see my point lads no because they taste different so what's the difference you mean what's the difference between butter and ghee well all butter when you look on the back says 100 % butter some says a little bit of like who looks on the fucking back I'm big on that since I went on the cover of Men's Health very big on checking ingredients lads did you buy it anyway no but it would just I would just kill the time so wait a minute what's your question then well I thought you had a quiz question for him well that was it what do you think is gee I got it right I told you the answer no but do you not understand folks subscribers please help us out here on the comments what I'm saying is I thought there was something else in the ingredient no how can you have 100 % butter but it tastes different and it's exactly the same ingredient like what are they doing to that butter.

3:21I know what you mean now, yeah. Well, it's basically like cheese.

3:24Nicky:Thank you. Cheese is all the same process of makers, isn't it? But I'll taste different. It's just a different, it'll be a different way. Well, no, if you look at cheese ingredients, there'll be different things in it. And it's in a tin? No, a jar. Well, it's in a jar. Jar. I thought it was in a tin, sorry. But, that's a good point. It is in a jar, but you butter off the shelves at the supermarket, pack it. Plastic. It's like a packet in it, like a paper. It's a fiber-lipped thing, yeah. Right, and also as well, Well, on the food theme, you might have seen on the last pod, we got in a slight little, I'd say a little bit of a disagreement about the best way to boil eggs and boiling as opposed to steaming.

3:57Well, at the end of this episode, we're going to find out the answer to that because these two are having an egg off and I'm going to blind taste the eggs to tell you whose is the best. Is it going to be Paul Scolese's futuristic talking egg steamer or is it going to be Nicky Butts old school pan boiling water? Wait a minute though. How can it be futuristic? I've had it about three years. It's not futuristic, is it? Well, I've never seen a fucking talking egg timer in your life. Have you seen the comments and stuff? A lot of people like showing their egg timers and stuff. Not egg timers, egg machines.

4:32What, in pictures? And videos. This is what Paul Scholar is on about and they actually show the thing here. Hang on, what are you looking at these things? I don't see any of this. I think I saw it on Instagram. Right, let's get into the football Little bit of domestic stuff for us lads Iriola named as Liverpool manager Interestingly, an old quarter of his has resurfaced this week He said if he wasn't in football He'd be running a boot shop

4:58Nicky:I think he's a top, top manager from what he did And obviously Liverpool's a massive big pull And he's gone there And let's see what he does But he's proven in the Premier League Which is what I like You've got to go and get a job He's proven yeah he's done an amazing job at Bournemouth I know he's proven he's still got to prove he can do it at a big club don't he this is this is going to be a different world now yeah lads as a football fan surely is it not easier at a big club you've got the best players you've got the best budget I mean what's so difficult it's harder at a lesser club couldn't you not argue that have you not seen Man United in the last 10 years yeah because they brought in the wrong managers I think the expectation on his shoulders would be massive they've won the league apart from obviously this season sorry, this season, two seasons previously and they're like, you're going, well, to come in, he's got success, he's got to win the title.

5:48Nicky:Are they ready to go and do that? No. Unless they go and get a good five or six players and get rid of five or six. So, I think if he gets backed, he'll do well. But Liverpool are what, are they going to win the Premier League again? That's success to them now. I think his style suits Liverpool, doesn't it? The only way he plays, he's very much up on Atom and aggressive and pressing and stuff. I think the fans, will like it now look it's not going to be easy because I think Liverpool fans will expect to win the league they will yeah yeah of course especially with what they're going to do in the summer and I'm telling you now the board will as well they'll have to give them some money to spend they spent what was it 250 million last year or more was it and they won the league the year before that so their expectations will be right down and what Scoles is saying is right it's a massive job for anybody to go in there now because the expectations get what you're saying completely about a smaller club more difficult but if your expectations are a little bit lower and you do a little bit better you look like the best manager on the planet but when you're a top club if you don't win which is the Premier League European Cup even an FA Cup's not enough for Liverpool at the minute with the success they've had over the last few years so it's going to be a tough job for him so the spotlight's going to be massive massive on him at a big club as Nicky said if you're not winning games all of a sudden if he's losing 4 or 5 at Bournemouth nobody bats an eyelid if you're doing that Liverpool it feels to me when I see him doing his presses and post-match interviews he's kind of never seen him lose his rag I've never seen him sort of stress he's quite calm and I've got to say I think it's a really good fit for Liverpool it just you know sometimes you hear a manager yeah you're right but when you just hear of a certain manager I kind of I can see him at Liverpool I can see him doing well the one thing what Scully touched on there is it's a manager that's coming with the right we keep saying philosophy the club has its own philosophy he's going into that club and they're looking at him and going this manager might work because he plays a style that we want to play whereas with slot that wasn't the case with Man United that wasn't the case you see these great managers who are all unbelievable at what they do but certain managers fit clubs better than others and I think he will do that realise this could be a very very short podcast today folks but I will ask the question what's your favourite book?

8:05Nicky:I don't read books never read books I'm an audio book I was with you audio book because I just think when I read a book after about two or three pages I just get tired and then I just fall asleep and it's like well it's actually about a year to read a book so I listen to audio books and I know what it means so when you go for a walk or you go for a on the bike or you're doing something in the gym put your audio book on you can listen to it for three hours you can do a booking can I ask what bike you were on then you went like that well you got the old cow on handlebars you used to have in the fucking 80s so you can put good wheelies with them.

8:38Nicky:So what book did you listen to, Len? The last book I listened to was actually Barack Obama. Wow. Very good book. And he narrates it as well, which is good. That's the key. You've got to narrate your own book. Then I listened to Michelle Obama, which was also unbelievably good. Looking big on the old American politics, this lad, isn't he? It surprises you every day, doesn't it? I know, I'll show you my library and my audio. Did you go Barack first, then Michelle? because does it give you the thing at the end? It goes, we recommend this if you've listened to this. No, I didn't recommend it. It's just, I went on hold and it's like, well, what am I listening to as far?

9:12Nicky:I'll try that. What about Mike Tyson? I have listened to his book, yeah. Has he done a book, has he? Yeah, sure. I knew you had. I knew he had. He loves Mike Tyson. I'll show you all my books. I'll show you all my books. Oh, have you got them all on your, have you got, are you on that? Is it audio Bible? Audio Bible, is it? Oh, I tell you, it's a great book. Arnold Schwarzenegger one. Oh, look at this. is this your last read oh here we go right okay let's start at the top i like this his first one's a classic bravo 2-0 andy mcnab great one have i told you me andy mcnab story no never heard this you play for city him didn't you right so andy mcnab the bravo 2-0 very famous ses operative right and at the time when this boot come out he was everywhere right and it was it was before social media so you'd see it in the papers and people were talking about it and this guy, you build a picture up in your head 6 foot 4 James Bond kind of guy I was at a book launch I had a book out years ago and he was there, Andy McNabb and I knew he was in the room and I thought I've got to meet this guy, Andy McNabb and I said to whoever's been chair i said andy mcnab's here can you introduce me i said fucking sas legend here we go and uh they introduced me to this bloke he was about that tall right literally like not what i'd built up in my head i'm like this is andy mcnab's like oh please to me i'm thinking this guy fucking kite me right and was it it was him and then he's telling me he's talking well lovely guy and then what's amazing like we started talking about stuff and he's talking about you know a few skirmishes he's got into and what's best he's going he goes and yeah and fella come from in the room so I dispatched him fella looked over there round his neck he's gone this guy chopped him in the throat and as he's doing all this he goes chopped him shot him did him in and he went oh volavons and took a volavon off a tree who's this one here Mike Tyson undisputed does he do his own book as well no I don't read it no oh that's a shame oh yeah Michelle Obama set the boy three Johnny Marr Johnny Marr's good very good lone survivor oh this guy Dave Goggins have you heard of him oh I've read that book no can't hurt me have you heard of Dave Goggins have you never heard of him this bloke he's Google him on YouTube so he's a guy he was am I right back in the day he was like really grossly overweight this that and the other and then he had this dream is it the marines in America and then he did he go special forces after that he did an ultramarathon with a broken tibia so he's like all about the power of the mind and what you can achieve but this guy you watch his videos Jesus Christ it's next level But he does, I think, and I'm not exaggerating here, every night, I don't know his crumb stuff in his day, he does three hours of stretching.

12:32Every night. Never stretch in my life. Oh? Spanish. Honestly, if you showed me these books and said, who is this? He'd be last name. Spanish short stories. Are you doing the old Anthony Gordon? He's after us. You're from Germany in Europe.

12:52Nicky:In lockdown, when I was working at United, we had to do something to, I don't know what you want, you know, just keep lively and local with people and speak to people. So about six, seven of the coaches went on a Spanish course online, so we did that for about 18 months. Can you speak Spanish then? No, I can get by and order things and book a table and stuff, but I can't really. Right, so you walk into a bar, you want to go, hello, could I book a table for two? Go. Hola, una mas por favor What day do you want it on and what time? That was English that bit Sabado, 8 o 'clock Saturday night 8 o 'clock Amazing 8.30 I'm like Nicky as well I'd either fall asleep Or I don't have the concentration So I'd read a page I don't think what the fuck happened I forget what I've read I do exactly the same I start thinking about something else all the time What about someone's autobiography?

13:48Could you do that? Yeah, I think I've done that years. I remember doing Paul Gascoigne's actually years and years and years ago. Now, just speaking of which, your book, which would come out years ago, I remember, this is before I started reading, I was somewhere, it was on the table, I started reading it. Yours is an absolute treat to read because it's just full of fucking pictures. Well, that's what it was. It's full of pictures. I thought, this is brilliant. Well, that's the only reason I did it. Was that... That was the only reason I did it. It was a picture book. So you picture it and then you describe the picture.

14:23But it's your autobiography? No, it's not an autobiography. Oh, what is it then? It's called My Story, but it's just about pictures and describing the pictures. What a... That is a genius idea. Especially not into boots because it's just enough little text underneath. Coming to your book star soon, Paddy McGuinness is... My Life in Pictures.

14:44Today's The Good, The Bad and The Football is brought to you by TV Licensing. Now, gentlemen, World Cup getting very close and we're very excited at GBF HQ. What makes you think about a World Cup? Now, for me, it's when I see the wall charts come out with all the teams and the little lines. For me, it's when we were kids

15:04Nicky:and we used to get your sticker book, you pin it in your sticker book and you'd try to fill it and you'd always miss one or two at the end. Come on from school. I remember I span you 82. Come on from school and the football's on it all hours of the day and watch football like every minute of the day. Three games a day, it's brilliant. I was going to say the sticker album. Did you ever fill one? I could be asked. Oh, did you do it? Because you always get to that stage where you're looking for a shiny. No, I wish I still had it, actually. It'd be great to have it on the way. Did you ever take a wad of stickers in for swapses?

15:30Nicky:Yeah. You go, got, swap, keep, got. Do you ever do that with your mates at school? Oh, just go, give me that. We weren't all bones at my school. You do it nice like that. You don't say, got, this, I need that so you swap them. Got swap, keep you must have done that. What do you do then? You've got the ones that you need as well so that's why you swap. I mean you two have got to go bickering it's non-stop this bickering. I've got to say. That's part of swapping them. Another thing on the World Cup stuff and I think it's an underrated football shirt there because World Cup time you always see people walking around with the World Cup shirts on whatever your team is.

16:12One of the nicest World Cup strips for me I forget it was the Brazilian the blue their away kick yeah love that the Brazil shirt was unbelievable yeah when we was with England in France we actually went to watch a Brazil game

16:28Nicky:I remember yeah true no I did not watch the Brazil game in the World Cup and we were playing the next game yeah that's what I mean yeah World Cup I'm not sure what do you mean like on a day off they played yeah on a day off because we were staying in Nantes we were staying in Nantes and Brazil were playing in Nantes and obviously and now we didn't have a game or we had a few days rest we went to watch Brazil and that is an experience watching Brazil in a World Cup it's an experience it's different were you in the Brazil half? I think we were just in the main bit weren't we? so very neutral I'm not talking about that one I was talking about the one in Japan I wasn't at the 98 one but you don't remember going to the one in Japan when he played Turkey and was all there watching them you're always at everyone else's games oh we're having a great day you're like what about our team?

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17:28Nicky:Plus all the live sports on your streaming service and everything on the BBC iPlayer. To find out more, go to tvl.co.uk forward slash pod. When you were away at international games, did you ever take a boot were you or anything like that no what was the one thing if you're away with England you go that's always in the suitcase I'm packing that that's my little comfort boots your boots your football boots I used to take a picture of the kids when I had kids I used to take a picture of the kids lovely no I didn't take anything I was saying before to Jack and a few of the lads we call them the mods so basically young people with England we got looked after that well you didn't need anything you just basically pack your boots you know your toilet your bag and that was it you didn't really need you had a tracksuit on you had a kit on you never really needed anything it was just everything was it was amazing when you went to England I never thought about taking pictures out but I saw it when England under 18s I shared a room with a lad I'm not going to mention and he had like there's a picture of a woman next to the bed in the frame better than mine I was 17 yeah 18 on a straight so I thought it was his mum what are you doing bringing a picture of your mum he said no it's my fiance No She was about 20 years old And he was 17 His fiance Oh my god I'd love to know who this is I'd love to know Why you were sharing With someone From a different club Yeah we had Got no choice Did you not Yeah we just got thrown in Did you share with England Under 18s I can't remember I'm really sure I remember I can't remember Oh did they always put you Like a team mate Or someone from your club They used to split us up Alright Not so much with England National team Yeah under 18s You wanted all the kids Under 18s But you wanted everyone to mix Can I go back to the picture?

19:11When he said, what have you got your mum? And he went, that's my missus. Then what happened? Fiancé, he said. Fiancé, but then... He said, all right, I'm sorry.

19:23That was your mum. Do you stay with her? I have no idea, I don't know. Or Glenn Oddle, I see him as a boot reader. Yeah, I do. Very philosophical. Yeah, I do, yeah. Ahead of his time. Yeah. Do you know what? do you think he's one of the great losses in football management as in he does a lot of punditry now obviously we know what happened with England and the press and all that stuff and it all gets you know ramped up to a different level but do you feel as though that affected him that much he thought oh balls are going back into I think he was the best England manager I had I don't know what Nicky would think I thought it was very

20:01Nicky:coach wise he was phenomenal I always we always players they always pick the manager that plays him don't they so I loved Ericsson because he always played me I always played for him when I was involved with England didn't play much under Glenn but as an on-field coach Glenn Hoddle was phenomenal I mean like tactically he was brilliant and was he good at kind of getting it across to you because obviously you can set something up and it's not translated well enough to the players did he have a way with the players where he just got it yeah he had a few issues his communication management wasn't there but his coaching level was like there.

20:39Nicky:He was that good. And his footballing ability. I think he got frustrated when people couldn't understand what he was trying to get across because he was so good at what he did. So it was a bit tricky to understand. How good was he joining in as well? Yeah, brilliant. Still got the torch. Just so stylish, elegant. You forget with him, when you watch some of the old footage when he played and some of the goals he scored. And also as well, and you two know this because you play the game, but way back when, when you look at like the ball and the boots and everything how it was you know really God if you did that in the modern a lot of modern footballers would struggle with all that I'm talking about books actually he sent me his book about a year ago he had a book out who Glenn Odell yeah like I dedicated it what did he write in it I can't remember I've got it I see it every day at home but I don't know I used to love Keegan as well because obviously I played Newcastle with Kevin and he lives near me in Hale as well so you see him all the time, he's a great guy, but proper football man.

21:38Nicky:Yeah. And I was walking through where I live with my son probably about a year ago now and I see he bumped into him. So he's talking to me like this, oh, what are you doing? He's saying he's playing football at League Two and he said, oh, I played League Two, grounding's great, you know, Doncaster, whatever. And I walked off and I said, Ruben, do you know who that is? He went, no. I went, well, do you know like Ballon d 'Or, he won it two times in a row. Like that's how good he was when he was a kid. I remember Patrick Keegan kid boots and all. it was like yeah talk about the difference in managers of Hollywood Keegan Keegan was like you sit down with him Dennis is like an afternoon speaker yeah he's brilliant the stories he has oh he's so good I was talking about Terry Mack oh he's unbelievably brilliant I would we'd play head tennis against him and Terry Mack me and Michael Owen yeah and we got beat because they let the ball down so it goes dead slow so you can't they've still got the touch but you don't have to move yeah so we had a bet I think it was I don't know £1 ,000 or something like that so I went to the bank and got like I ordered like a thousand pounds with five P and two P's slammed them on his table you go on carrying them back I put them on his on his table like that in his office he went he went absolutely mad literally he went from he went from like the nicest fellow on the planet to someone that just wanted to never speak to you again and sack you who is it he's Pauling I was wondering yeah he's getting better he's a lot better now get well soon Kev if you're watching I'd love to meet Kevin Keegan just what you said there about a lot of younger people now you know it's the way the world is they'd be taught they wouldn't know who he is even in football but for us oh my god his stories were unbelievable he sat around they didn't tell amazing right okay let's get into England Chaps firstly 1-0 win against New Zealand by the way New Zealand in the in the current World Cup they've been ranked the lowest team I think them games for me that's it doesn't listen Tuchel will know he's probably 10 starting players now he might be undecided with one but them games are just to get used to the heat get used to the climate and hopefully one player might do great and put a little bit of a seed in the manager's head that's what I used to do Scolzzy was a regular starter I pretty much wasn't until probably 2002 so if I was playing these games you pretty much know you're not going to start the tournament you know that if you're being honest with yourself would the manager speak to you before and go this is what's happening in this game but you're going to be starting no no but what what I wanted to do my mindset if I'm like a squad player which a lot of them were on that game I just want to put a seed in that manager's head to show him that if something happens to one of the starters I'm ready to go and I'm good enough to go and do that and I can be reliable that's pretty much them games are about they're not for the main players all they're going to use that for is to climatise the heat and the altitude and that's all it is it's just what I get them out of the way you've got to play these games and you don't want to get injured.

24:31You think about Croatia next week still and playing Wednesday night is on. The thing about Croatia, I think Tuchel actually said they've got 14 or 15 starters. And the thing is,

24:41Nicky:in the back of your mind, whether you like it or not, you don't want to get injured. And when you're thinking like that, that's when sometimes you do get injured. You know what I mean? I'm not going to go in for this tackle and just pull out a little bit and someone will come right through and you know what you... They're not nice games. Beating New Zealand 1-0, it's not great, is it? I were dipping in a note of it. It's a little bit worrying. To be honest, I found it a little bit... I think Aita, is it Aita? I just said Aita. They beat New Zealand 4-0 last week. You know, because you played in them games, it's fucking horrendous.

25:11Nicky:You look back when you go into the world. No, but I think, I mean, just me, if I were like, you know, one of them players who's on the peripheries, you're just going to make up the numbers, I'd want to really impress in that game. That's what I was saying then, yeah. That's the one. So I reckon if all the players that are... You'd have been better off going, when they're starting 10, they're not even starting this game, put all the little lads on and they would have ended up winning in three or four they didn't have the Arsenal lads either I think his bigger decision which has come this morning is who's going to play midfield do you know another thing for me watching it and I was like bloody hell I've not seen that before Arfurt Arfurt ground was empty it's America do you remember the World Club Championship last year the stadiums were empty and they got Arfurt team names wrong the officials Yeah, I see that.

25:59Nicky:I see that in the news. It's ridiculous. But the thing with that... It's not a football country, though. What are they charging for them tickets? It's ridiculous. I'm telling you now, there'll be a few empty stadiums as well in the tournament. Who's your favourite to win it? France. Would you go France? Yeah. Even in that heat? Yeah. Would you not go South American team? The reason I say France is I think they've got the best team, but also as well, the other night I was with Man City legend, England legend, Steph Orton, and she was telling me when they played in the Olympics, Tokyo and the heat was very similar in fact you could say it was hotter she said the England team were in the summer over here they had them training in sweatsuits they were in a room which was like red hot where they were on spin bikes and she said by the time they hit the ground over there and played their first game they actually found it alright we played in Japan World Cup when I say hot I mean hot we played the game against Argentina which we won was with a closed roof with air conditioning on it was unbelievable I remember Sapporo but then we played a week later or a few days later Nigeria 3 o 'clock in the afternoon it was it's impossible it's impossible to play game normal and Brazil we didn't want to warm up against Brazil we were warming up in a tunnel Sammy Lee Sammy Lee's paler than me if that's possible Sammy Lee was doing the warm up legend we did it in the tunnel remember no against Brazil but you know he went out and he thought not got much of a chance here Brazil all got little vests on two ginger lads from Manchester come running out with this big thick cotton t-shirt I remember with the big England but I was sweating like mad but also as well how do you against Brazil what year were that?

27:412002 so we're talking Brazil we're talking Ronaldo Ronaldo

27:48Nicky:Ronaldo Carlos Ronaldo who's the three guys Ronaldo Romario Rivaldo Roberto or Carlos was Ronaldinho or was he too young Ronaldinho's good oh yeah of course he did but Romaro weren't now was it Ronaldinho Rivaldo Gilberto Silva do you know the Brazilian lads must have come round the corner in the tunnel and gone what's going on here and you're all giving it alright Samuel he's going to stretch him out lads they're all doing the Samba outside in the sun no they've got tops off look like Greek gods and we've got our sun cream going around do you know what actually I say I'm still tipping France but when you just said then about the weather so if America Brazil, Ancelotti Brazil I'm going Brazil You've got to look at them haven't you?

28:29No No In fact, you're right What am I on about? You're right It's not Brazil is it It's not Brazil It's not Brazil But I'm telling you now

28:36Nicky:there'll be a massive threat in that World Cup and I've got I'm with Paddy Alright Well I'll have a little bet off France Well go on give us your team Have you seen Brazil? Brazil yeah Oh you're tipping them Have you seen France's squad? Yeah but I just I think back in January I said England actually and I still think England have got a chance but the squad's put me off a little bit I don't think there's many game changers in it right okay well we've put our little tips in there two for France one for Brazil I've got a World Cup predictions question for you lads and I want you to talk me through your reasoning for each one firstly your World Cup Dark Horse team

29:18I'm going to go Mexico it's not a bad shout but there's yeah I think playing at that altitude as well we did it we did it in Johannesburg but it's horrible really England could play in the last 32 what was the biggest because I know Switzerland lads their training grounds they said be careful because these dangerous snakes knocking about what was it like out there out where what you just said Johannesburg oh no I mean not for danger for breathing because your altitude no I'm on about insects and oh not Nigeria Nigeria is the worst we played a pre-season friendly against you you might have been gone there we flew on the way back from America we played a pre-season friendly against Portsmouth in Nigeria random big fucking things flying everywhere all around the pitch you know when you go to certain places in the world things that we know in this country like wasps where you go wasps no one gets stung have a look at a wasp out there it's like a fucking drone coming flying towards you horrific things yeah that's what it's like honestly you're ducking right so you've gone Mexico who's your golden boot going to Mexico or Ecuador I think Ecuador alright mix it up Mexico golden boot

30:38that's the top goalscorer I think you've got to look at the groups early on and see where the bad teams are and I think it might be a Spanish player but Spain don't really have a brilliant centre forward I'm going to have Farhan Torres but I don't even know if he'll play but Spain in their group have got Saudi Arabia and another not great team Kate Verde I'm going to be positive and go Kane bloody hell that is a big shout I'd love him to have the golden boot we'd all love him to do it but I just think quite a difficult grouping I just think he's a goal machine isn't he if you are a goal scorer and obviously they're a different mentality to the rest of the team.

31:19Are you looking at those qualifying, the games where you're playing the last team, you think, right, I'll get a load of goals here. Are you being selfish? Sometimes you can win that golden boot in them first two games. Really? I think so. Do you think, I think you could have like a 7-8-9-0 in this World Cup. No, I think Mbappe is a shout for the golden boot after the last one. Of course we ask, I just didn't want to name an obvious favourite. Yeah, okay, fair enough. Who's going to be your player of the tournament? Vinicius Junior you're after Brazil aren't you you love a bit of Brazil I'll go a French player I think it'll be France England in the final do you is that possible if that's possible if it's possible France England I love that Dewey who plays for PSG do you know what I've got to say obviously want England to win the World Cup but I will gutted with Wales and Ireland not qualifying but when I see Scotland and the fans go honestly I do I do love it I'm like the passion come on ready no I love it I love it oh yes sir no Scotland