Topic: Euro 2020

Euro 2020 comes up in 8 chapters across 5 episodes of The Jonnie Jensen Show, from May 2021 to July 2021.

May 2021 July 2021

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Two Racists Go To A Football Match - The Wrap Up #44
• 7:38 - 12:32

Two Racists Go To A Football Match - The Wrap Up #44

UEFA Euro 2020 Final, Parenting and Underage Drinking

The England national team's appearance in the Euro 2020 final provided a significant bonding moment for families, marking the first major final for the team since 1966. One host allowed his 14-year-old son to consume several beers, including Belgian cherry beers and Corona, during the match. The decision resulted in the teenager experiencing his first hangover and the father facing criticism from his ex-partner.

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Two Racists Go To A Football Match - The Wrap Up #44
• 12:33 - 15:15

Two Racists Go To A Football Match - The Wrap Up #44

Italy Victory, Giorgio Chiellini and Sportsmanship

Italy defeated England in the Euro 2020 final following a tense match that went to a penalty shootout. Despite the loss, the hosts praised the Italian team's performance throughout the tournament and highlighted the sportsmanship of captain Giorgio Chiellini. They noted a positive trend of "nice people" in the current generation of professional footballers, contrasting with the high-pressure environment of international sports.

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Playing To Win The Game Of Life with Stewart Roberts
• 1:14:30 - 1:18:25

Playing To Win The Game Of Life with Stewart Roberts

Team Super Dad Outro and Euro Final Predictions

Johnny Jensen wraps up the episode by inviting Stuart Roberts to lead a practical training session for the Team Super Dad community. Jensen reflects on the parallels between their stories and expresses his desire to host a live event in San Diego. The episode concludes with a mention of the upcoming England vs. Italy Euro final and a call to join the Hero Academy.

Who Stole Summer? - The Wrap Up #43
• 30:28 - 33:58

Who Stole Summer? - The Wrap Up #43

Tottenham Hotspur New Manager and England Euro Hopes

As fans of Tottenham Hotspur, the hosts discuss the appointment of Nuno Espirito Santo as the new manager. The conversation shifts to the England national team's performance in the Euro 2020 tournament and their upcoming semi-final match against Denmark. They debate whether "it's coming home" while acknowledging the typical anxieties of English football fans.

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Every Holes A Goal - The Wrap Up #41
• 38:55 - 41:24

Every Holes A Goal - The Wrap Up #41

Euro 2020 Betting Rituals and the Decline of Bookies

The excitement of the Euro 2020 tournament leads to a discussion about "accumulators" and betting rituals among friends. The hosts reminisce about visiting physical betting shops during their university years, contrasting that experience with the modern convenience of mobile apps. They predict the eventual disappearance of physical bookmakers as digital platforms become the standard for sports gambling.

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Every Holes A Goal - The Wrap Up #41
• 41:25 - 44:09

Every Holes A Goal - The Wrap Up #41

Scotland Fans in London and Euro 2020 Conduct

The arrival of thousands of Scotland football fans in London for the Euro 2020 match against England caused significant public order concerns. While some fans were seen cleaning up rubbish, others were criticized for trashing areas like Trafalgar Square and ignoring pandemic safety protocols. The hosts discuss the "old school" exuberance of the fans and the resulting arrests at various hotels and public spaces.

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Going Out In London Again - The Wrap Up #40
• 17:35 - 20:24

Going Out In London Again - The Wrap Up #40

Epic House Parties and Euro 2020 Anticipation

The hosts recount legendary house parties from their younger years, including one that required hiring professional nightclub bouncers to manage the crowd. They express a desire to attend similar social gatherings in the coming year, specifically looking forward to the Euro 2020 football tournament as a catalyst for summer celebrations.

Going Out In London Again - The Wrap Up #40
• 20:25 - 23:54

Going Out In London Again - The Wrap Up #40

FIFA World Cup Proposals and Football Fan Culture

A proposal from Saudi Arabia to FIFA suggesting a biennial World Cup is discussed and criticized for potentially disrupting the international football calendar. The hosts talk about their plans for watching the upcoming European Championship, debating the merits of public viewing areas versus private gatherings. They specifically mock the trend of fans throwing beer in the air during goal celebrations.

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