00:00All the wives were in their jerseys with the players names on the back. Wow, that is...
00:05No, children is fine, but all the wives and partners were in their jerseys with their name on the back.
00:12Wow.
00:14You not with me on that pitch? You not with me?
00:16No, I think that the wives...
00:17The wives? A year later, they're separated, most of them.
00:21Wow.
00:22And they're all getting pictures and they're like, look, and they're pointing at Jimmy or Johnny on the back.
00:27Wow.
00:27Wow. We know you're married, Tat.
00:31No, the children's fine. No, the partners is ridiculous.
00:33It's ridiculous.
00:35They'll sit together in the same family section.
00:37I've got my jersey. Have you got your jersey? No, I'm not having it.
00:40I like it.
00:41Well, there's lots more. Is that the only one?
00:42No, that was the one that you said last night.
00:43You said we need to bring back room 101.
00:46Yeah.
00:46It was that one.
00:47Oh, the jerseys. Are you not with me on that?
00:49No?
00:49Well, the wives are the jerseys. I don't mind it.
00:52But why?
00:53I don't know.
00:54What's the point?
00:56That's because her husband's playing and she's proud of him and she wants to wear his shirt.
01:01I don't know. It seems as simple as that.
01:02But they only do it at the World Cup.
01:04They don't do it at Old Trafford or Anfield every week, do they?
01:06So what's with the World Cup?
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