Right I’ve seen multiple tweets saying they don’t remember this game and I don’t understand because this was the absolute nadir and the point I switched on Ange.

Djed Spence, your time is near.

‘I’ve got a special message from someone you may know’. 💙 Football is part of who we are, even after a dementia diagnosis. On Thursday 9 October history will be made as people with dementia and England players join together, united against dementia. England England Football

Football is part of who we are, even after a dementia diagnosis. 💙 On Thursday 9 October, history will be made as people with dementia and England players join together, united against dementia. #ThreeLions | Alzheimer's Society

So incredibly proud to have been involved in making this happen. Some very special people involved and hopefully an incredible night to come next week. 💙

What a beautiful and uplifting video this is. The emotions from the bloke at 1:20 when Geoff Hurst starts talking have done me. 😢 Well played Alzheimer's Society.

England and Wales players will walk out at Wembley side by side with adults living with dementia as part of the partnership between Alzheimer's Society and The FA. Player names on shirts will be removed for 2nd half to mark the Alzheimer's Society International on October 9. #ENG #CYMRU

Powerful video

Bodo are quite a nice team to watch. We… are not.

I’ll be honest, I may have let myself be led by heart over head when I wanted Ange to stay after the Europa League parade.

That beach ball making a better attempt to keep goals out than Vicario.

Rarely talk about work on here, but when England play Wales tomorrow, 22 fans with dementia will join the players for the anthems. It’s been a privilege helping recruit these amazing people and getting to know them and their families. Tune in if you can.

This is the best player in the world.

This commentator has called Odobert Udogie, then referred to Simons as Odobert twice and now called Johnson “Brendan”. It’s so easy to not be that wrong.

Kudus and Porro the only ones who take any responsibility, the others all look terrified to try something different.

The Tottenham injury crisis comes earlier every year.

I think the performance has been okay, but the middle of the pitch is a complete dead zone in possession.

You just know Akliouche is going to be another like Doue that turns into a superstar after we missed out on him.

Am I absolutely mental for thinking the way Frank held onto the ball right at the end there to give to Spence for the throw, rather than hurrying it to the nearest player, is sort of a perfect example of his overly conservative mentality?

2-0 up away to Everton should feel really good, but I don’t think we’ve completed a single pass in at least half an hour.