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Just googled, and apparently some people call him tap in as he only announces stuff could happen when it's a cast iron fact. Seems like that is harsh, lol.

Absolute hammering really. Is this Alcaraz kid a potential future greatest player ever then? Seems like he's winning lots of slams at a young age. Or is he simply gonna be the best after the golden era just past?

Thanks for letting us know. That Romano guy is normally extremely informed about transfers, isn't he? I don't use twitter.

I read that too. I can't remember where though so was thinking the source might have been a load of balls.

I read somewhere it is 20 July. You might be right though.

True, I wanna watch. Let's hope my stamina is better than Rasmus Hojlund's.

Thanks, I might. I am bad for sleeping through alarm at times though. I will see if I can manage. In a way you are lucky with it, as the Copa is your prime time and the Euro your afternoon.

Fair enough. It sounds like he still had his victories then, I do know he beat Federer on grass in 2008 at Wimbledon in an amazing match. Like I say I have surface (no pun intended) level knowledge of tennis. I wish I'd have watched it when they were all in their heyday. Now they're all...

Nadal - peak Federer - style and mastery and artistry Djoko - stats and achievements it sounds like.

Does it count against Nadal that he's significantly stronger on clay than any other surface? Or is it a case of he's still great on other ones, just a master of clay?

Is he past it then? I know he's about 37.

As someone who doesn't watch much tennis I much prefer Federer (and Nadal) to Djokovic. They seem to play more aesthetic tennis. In my head I have sort of characterised Federer as Messi's analogue and Djokovic as Ronaldo's, style wise. Might be irrational but ah well.

So what is the reason Novak is getting demolished? He lost to this guy last year too, right? Djokovic is a top three player ever, right? Is it really as simple as he's very old and well past his peak, and this is the classic tale of a much younger guy superseding an older guy?

I have been awake since 4 am after sleeping at 8.30 pm Saturday night. No nap for me - I am worried I will sleep through and miss the Euro final lol. Anyway, it is 3.25 pm now and I have to stay awake another 12 hours to see both Euro and Copa. It will mean I will have been awake approx 24 hours...

True mate, ads and all the stoppages bollocks that go on in NFL put me off watching it. I tried watching it a few years ago on a recommendation, and it actually was exciting when gameplay was going on, but there were so many stoppages, ad breaks, commercial bollocks. It's the same when I watched...

Is this true? Fucking hell, what a joke: https://www.espn.com/soccer/story/_/id/40556268/copa-america-final-2024-colombia-extended-shakira-half-show

Looking forward to watching him and the other kids as they come through (not just at Barca, the next generation in general).

Yeah I agree, Spain look stronger from the start, so if they can go 2-0 up by halftime it will be too much for England surely. The longer the game lingers the more it favours England with their bench. I actually like Oyarzabal to be honest, but I get your point that he's not as good a sub as...

The kid Guille is already 6 foot 3 at 16, isn't he? Apparently he's the next big thing from La Masia yeah? Some saying he's an even bigger talent than Yamal. Midfielder, yeah? Edit, have him mixed up with someone else, he is 5 foot 7.

I still can't decide. On form and team cohesion, Spain should win by two goals or so. But finals are a toss up generally and there's some voodoo with England, as other posters have said. They have a few players who can punish ESP if they don't take their chances. I am still leaning Spain but I...