to retain the ball and i think that was a huge factor last night and under pressure in a huge final, there is a lot of scrutiny on these young guys and they were able to keep the ball and southgate made that time and time again, that point, it is hard when you don t hold onto the ball. they have really gone far in the last four tournaments but it was a problem backin tournaments but it was a problem back in the 90s and the 805, tournament back in the 905 and the 805, tournament football is very different, often played in very hot conditions in summer at the end of long 5ea5on5, they have to keep the ball because otherwise you are chasing it and spain were very good at that, they were better at that than england were last night. again, i will tell you than england were last night. again, i will tell you what than england were last night. again, i will tell you what we than england were last night. again, i will tell you what we are than england were last night. again,
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totally dated view, and everything. the interaction between - yourself and the dance floor, that s what djing is all about. but will that be gone forever for some because of the pandemic? 16 months ago, this was just a normal weekend. now, it seems kind of alien. after over 500 days, i m left wondering if we ve lost dancing. in march last year, the prime minister made an announcement that would have a huge impact. we are collectively telling, telling cafes, clubs, bars and restaurants to close. we are also telling nightclubs, theatres, cinemas, gyms, and leisure centres to close on the same timescale. in a matter of seconds, djs used to playing to thousands lost their connection with their fans. when borisjohnson made that announcement, clubs were expected to be closed for a few weeks. more than a year on, like most venues across the country, the welly in hull is yet to reopen. hi there, how are you? yeah, i m all right. welcome to rainy hull. it nearly disappeared entirely w