He’s a creative midfielder with an incredibly level head under stress who could and should be the core of the England national team for a decade or more.

Unfortunately I fear that England managers will do unto him what they did to Glenn Hoddle in the 1980s.

The truth is that for most people, day-to-day driving only requires them to have 30-40 miles of range, if that. As battery technology improves I’d fully expect even smaller/cheaper batteries to have 100 miles of range (depending on the car) which gives them even more flexibility when combined with a small and efficient engine which can be used to extend range to an almost limitless degree.

Of course Musk’s recent behavior will also have played a major role in souring many people on a Tesla, if not other electric vehicles.

Definitely Mark Lawrenson.

In the days when the tournament was just 8 teams, qualifying rounds definitely made sense. Even, at a stretch, when it was bumped up to 16. With 24 teams the qualifying now seems a little less important. I don’t think that scores like this help anything apart from to pad the record books. Competition should have at least the faint prospect that either side could win, otherwise its more like an exhibition match than anything with a real consequence.

I think there might just be a case for not having certain teams in the Euro qualifiers.