With the threat of disqualification hanging over their heads, England's rivals Russia continue their Group B campaign against Slovakia on Wednesday afternoon. Leonid Slutsky's side have been handed a 'suspended disqualification' from Euro 2016 following crowd trouble involving England fans in Marseille. Essentially, this means any further instances of fighting inside stadia will see them thrown out. Join Sportsmail's BEN NAGLE for all the action from Lille.
Chelsea forward Pedro revealed he has held shock talks over a dramatic return to former club Barcelona after only a single season in the Premier League, The Spain international, who was used as a substitute in the defending champion's opening 1-0 victory over Czech Republic at Euro 2016, was signed by Jose Mourinho for £22million last summer but failed to make a significant impact in his debut season.
The Dutchman has been promised funds of around £100million to get the Toffees back on track but he does not believe money alone will provide the cure for all the Toffees' recent ills.
Cristiano Ronaldo has been accused of being a 'sore loser' after Portugal's disappointing Euro 2016 draw with minnows Iceland on Tuesday.
New Toffees owner Farhad Moshiri will put the entirety of the Belgian's fee into Ronald Koeman's already substantial transfer warchest if he fails to keep the striker this summer.
Keep up to date with all the latest transfer developments from the Premier League and beyond as they happen right here with Sportsmail's live coverage.
Jose Mourinho's first league match in charge of Manchester United will be at Bournemouth, while defending champions Leicester start at Hull, as the Premier League schedule is revealed.
The Premier League fixtures for the 2016-17 season have been released and here is the full weekend-by-weekend rundown ahead of one of the most intriguing campaigns yet.
The redevelopment of Anfield is due to be finished in time for the game against Burnley on August 20. Jurgen Klopp's side kick off their Premier League campaign away at Arsenal on August 13.
We've now had the chance to take a good look at all 24 of the participants at the European Championship, with the first round of group matches completed. Some teams have impressed us, some have surprised us. Others have so far been something of a disappointment, a few downright awful. We take a look at each team's performance so far and see if it has had any impact on our pre-tournament predictions.
Cristiano Ronaldo launched an astonishing attack on Euro 2016 minnows Iceland after the tournament outsiders held Portugal to a 1-1 draw in Group F. The Real Madrid star only shook the hand of one opponent before leaving the field after Tuesday's game and accused Iceland of not trying to win. Ronaldo said: 'I thought they'd won the Euros the way they celebrated at the end, it was unbelievable.
Portugal's sports newspapers pulled no punches in their assessment of the Selecao's Euro 2016 opener on Tuesday night, with one labelling the performance 'ice cold'.
A police commander and his wife were stabbed to death in front of their three-year-old son at their home in Magnanville - 30 miles north west of Versailles, where the Irish are based - on Monday night.
The 35-year-old stalward has been a fixture of Spain's starting line-up for over a decade but has recently been overtaken in the goalkeeping ranks by Manchester United's David De Gea.
French police have stepped up security at England's Chantilly training base by using drones and mounted officers to keep an eye on Wednesday's session. Three police officers were seen setting up two drones as they monitored proceedings ahead of England's second Group B fixture at Euro 2016. Mounted officers circled England's training ground as the likes of Wayne Rooney and Harry Kane were put through their paces ahead of Thursday's match in Lens.
Roy Hodgson's squad looked in good spirits on Tuesday as they went through their final preparations ahead of Thursday's battle of Britain against Wales. All 23 players took part in a morning session at their Stade des Bourgognes base in Chantilly before travelling to Lens, where manager Roy Hodgson and captain Wayne Rooney will give their pre-match press conference. The squad were taken through some light warm-up exercises in front of photographers and media before more detailed preparation took place behind closed doors.
Against Russia, Raheem Sterling worked powerfully in transition play but didn't look like getting a goal, didn't create much and, in good positions, his final ball was ordinary.
Roger Pielke, director of the sport governance centre at the University of Colorado argues that Jamie Vardy's use of nicotine and caffeine could enhance his performance by up to seven per cent.
Following on from the chaos in Marseille last weekend there are growing concerns that Wednesday will be a flashpoint of violence, with Russian, English and Welsh fans all in Lille.
Rooney is set to start in his newly-assumed central midfield role in Lens - a clash that will have a key bearing on who qualifies out of Group B.
Former Three Lions boss Terry Venables has jokingly urged England's stars to tie Gareth Bale's feet together in order to stop the Wales ace from causing damage.
Belgium were back out on the training pitch on Wednesday as they look to set about righting the wrongs of their Euro 2016 opener defeat. Marc Wilmots was unhappy with his side's display as they lost 2-0 to Italy in Lyon but there were some smiles as the players were put through their paces ahead of their next Group E match against Republic of Ireland on Saturday. There was no sign of key creative midfielders Eden Hazard or Kevin de Bruyne on the training pitch, but Romelu Lukaku did train after a poor performance on Monday night.
CRAIG HOPE: One game in and all of the talk here in France is that coach Didier Deschamps (top) is ready to risk his popularity by dropping Paul Pogba (middle) and Antoine Griezmann (bottom). Les Bleus face Albania in Marseille on Tuesday and, while Deschamps may dress up any team changes as affording certain players a rest against the Group A outsiders, impressive displays from their replacements would leave him in a tricky position.
SIMON JONES: Paul Pogba and Alvaro Morata could move this summer. Here, Sportsmail highlights some of the potential stars at Euro 2016 being closely tracked ahead of summer moves.
The 34-year-old Ibrahimovic failed to make an impact in his team's 1-1 draw with Ireland, with De Rossi confident his Italy side can make it two wins from two when the sides meet on Friday.
The Everton striker was pedestrian to say the least in the highly anticipated Group E clash which saw Antonio Conte's well-drilled side control the game, coming out with a 2-0 win.
Both said that not one England player would get in the Welsh side, while Bale seemed to revel in the stir his bold comments to kick-off Euro 2016 had caused, and is pleased the English bit back.
New Aston Villa boss Roberto Di Matteo insists he must rebuild the fallen club - as he closes in on defender Tommy Elphick. The Italian was officially unveiled at Villa Park on Wednesday after new owner Dr Tony Xia's £75million takeover was rubber-stamped on Tuesday. The club have wasted no time in recruitment and are in advanced discussions with Bournemouth captain Elphick.
You've just made a new signing and you want to show him off to the world but your manager isn't available for the photoshoot: What do you do? Bring out the chairman for the scarf-over-head shot? Wait a few days for the boss to return? Or find the nearest willing volunteer, strap a mask of the head coach's face around his ears and get it all over with? One particularly quirky Germany club chose the latter option on Wednesday, as St Pauli unveiled new striker Marvin Ducksch from Borussia Dortmund.
Tony Xia finally, formally completed his takeover of Aston Villa at 3.25pm on Tuesday and then the Chinese businessman said: 'Okay, good, now it's time to make Villa the biggest in the world.'
The 23-year-old dead-ball specialist is currently at Euro 2016 with the Swiss side and is open to joining international team-mate Granit Xhaka at the Emirates.
Copa America Centenario favourites Argentina flexed their muscles once again, crushing Bolivia to reach the quarter-finals as the only team with a 100 per cent record.
George Ford has declared England are 'desperate' to complete a maiden series triumph against Australia when they collide as the stars splashed around in the sea during a recovering session. Ford and Co, who are preparing for Saturday's clash at AAMI Park, braved the cold Australian temperature as they larked around in in the ocean near St Kilda Beach. Danny Care was among the players pictured making a splash as they prepare for the second Test of the series Down Under.
Bouchard - who reached the final of Wimbledon in 2014 - beat Danka Kovinic 6-3, 7-5 on Tuesday. The Canadian looked in good form as she served six aces past Kovinic and broke her three times. The eighth seed will face Latvia's Anastasija Sevastova in the next round after she saw off Switzerland's Stefanie Voegele in straight sets.
A week after being demoted to the bench to allow Farrell to start at fly-half and Luther Burrell to claim the No 12 shirt, Ford will reclaim the primary playmaker role, as the tourists target a series win.
Sio, hailed as the saviour of the Australian scrum after his performances at the World Cup, was comprehensively overpowered Dan Cole and ended up in the sin-bin in the 39-28 defeat.
Ranked 308th in the world, she has shown glimpses of a return to form in recent weeks but is still struggling for consistency, her best win this year coming against world No 117 Klara Koukalova.
Chelsea have inquired about Valencia midfielder Andre Gomes but the Spanish side want £42million. Chelsea made regular checks on him last season but still believe he is over-priced.
Manchester United flop Victor Valdes could be set for a quick return to Manchester by signing for City. The former Barcelona stopper endured a miserable time at Old Trafford.
St Pauli head coach can't make photoshoot to show off signing... so German club use a mask of boss instead!
St Pauli came up with an innovative idea...
Ronaldo tears into Iceland after stalemate
Cristiano Ronaldo launched an astonishing attack on Iceland after the tournament outsiders forced a draw
Changing faces of Italy's mighty Buffon
The veteran has progressed from precocious talent to wisened old head and he's far from done at 38
Iceland draw inspiration from 'Escape to Victory' style kit
Iceland turned heads in their tournament bow - and it wasn't just for their performance on the field
Kiraly's lucky tracksuit bottoms strike again
Hungary keeper Gabor Kiraly was not about to change. The 40-year-old once again donned his trademark trouser
Who will win the Battle of Britain?
Now share your opinion
Blind and De Jong cheer on Golden State Warriors in NBA Finals after missing out on Euro 2016 with Holland
With their partners at the game
'I am very excited': Koeman finally named as Everton boss after quitting Southampton for £6m-per-year deal
New era at Goodison Park can begin
City signing Gundogan will miss start of the season after arriving at club's academy on crutches
Existing knee injury when he signed
Pogba pumped up! France star put through gruelling gym workout as hosts step up preparations for clash with Albania
Ripped and ready
Murray trains with new coach Lendl as he gets ready for the Aegon Championships at Queen's Club
Pair are reunited for his tilt at Wimbledon
Eto'o gets married as former Barcelona team-mate Puyol attends stunning ceremony in Italy
Samuel Eto'o wed Georgette Tra Lou
Can't bear to be apart!
Pelle's model girlfriend posed with a blow-up doll of the Southampton striker after he scored Italy's second goal against Belgium
Brotherly love
England and Spurs duo Dele Alli and Eric Dier have put their friendship to the test in the FA's latest installment of 'roommates.'
Hamilton hangs out with NFL star Brady
The Mercedes star cut Nico Rosberg's lead down to nine points after racing to victory at Circuit Gilles Villeneuve
Wilshere leaves England team hotel to meet up with fiancee Andriani Michael during afternoon break
Pair met up and went to cafe in Chantilly
McGregor looks sharp and focused in preparation for Diaz rematch at UFC 202
But MMA star's coach unsure if he will ever return to featherweight
Klitschko prepares in -150C cryosauna ahead of his rematch with Fury and admits he's 'embarrassed' to have lost to British fighter
July rematch awaits
Simpson bumps into Morrison at Manchester music festival as he continues to celebrate shock title win
Former Manchester United youth team stars
Chelsea flop Falcao enjoys quick beach break in Miami as Colombian striker confirms pre-season return to Monaco
No Copa America for flop
Barcelona star Neymar bumps into Williams and Calvin Harris in Las Vegas
Barcelona star Neymar has taken full advantage of his free summer
'Romeo Beckham asked for a photo with me, I asked for a photo with his dad #legend.' Murray links up with father-son duo
Fun day out at Queen's
Belfast City airport temporarily renamed after Northern Ireland striker Lafferty
Northern Ireland fans flying to Nice were given a reminder of their star
Mourinho and his son opt for comfort seats to watch England draw
But did Rooney and Smalling impress the new Manchester United boss?
You've heard of a half-and-half scarf...
Elmaze Xhaka, mother of Granit and Taulant, showed support for Albania and Switzerland with a half-and-half shirt
Ali draws multitudes as he is laid to rest
JEFF POWELL: The Greatest transcended boxing, transcended sport, transcended all the oceans of this planet
Joshua shows off title defence preparations
Anthony Joshua is getting ready for Dominic Breazeale and showed off his impressive physique
Leo the Lion gets a new owner: Stones takes over from Smalling as man in charge of mascot
England are hoping he'll be their lucky charm
Looking for a bargain, Jose? Mourinho goes shopping around Manchester United megastore
He's already snapped up Eric Bailly for £30m
Ramos gives Spain team-mate Morata a dramatic new haircut
There's a real buzz around the Spain squad after playful defender got out the trimmers
Meet 'grandpa' Hamilton! F1 world champion undergoes amazing transformation to leave him with grey hair and wrinkles
Stunning new ad
Ooh-la-la! UEFA blunder as Euro 2016 mascot Super Victor shares name with sex toy
UEFA hope to get pulses racing at tournament... but not like this!
Suarez PUNCHES dugout in fit of rage as Uruguay suffer Copa KO
Luis Suarez wasn't even playing but reacted furiously when he wasn't brought on as a sub
The best kits in Euro history: From Holland's legendary kit of 1988 to England's Euro 96 shirt...
10 favourite sartorial offerings from its glorious history
Think of Romania and you think of Gheorghe Hagi... the forward was a magician with the ball
Romania are aiming to follow in footsteps of their greatest player
Dier and Stones let their hair down
The duo found time to take part in the Running Man Challenge, the latest viral dance craze sweeping the internet
Joshua: I don't worry about being killed in the ring, it's losing my mind that I fear...
Anthony Joshua admits he fears the effect boxing will have on his brain
Messi is a really good person but he has no personality... he lacks the character to be a leader, claims Maradona
Diego Maradona made the intriguing suggestion
Ronaldo and Portugal stretch out in first French training session
The 31-year-old looked in rude health ahead of Tuesday's game with mystery men Iceland
Mourinho keeps Carrick: Veteran United midfielder agrees one-year contract extension
Michael Carrick has extended his stay to play under Jose Mourinho
Ronaldo as you've never seen him before... Watch incredible new ad as he switches bodies with an English kid
Nike revealed ad ahead of Euro 2016
Rashford: 'When you see all the names on the shirts, it doesn't seem real...'
Marcus Rashford has given his first interview since England call-up
England leave for training... and Leo joins them again!
Chris Smalling has done the lion's share of carrying around their team mascot
Thigh's the limit for Nainggolan as he shows off unusual leg tattoos
It was Belgium ace's shorts, rather than his sleeves, that were rolling up during training
PORTUGAL 1-1 ICELAND - IAN LADYMAN AT STADE GEOFFROY-GUICHARD: So this turned out to be another night when Euro 2016 delivered a story about a team rather than an individual. It has been the theme of the tournament and to the chapters written already by Wales and Hungary we can add another scrawled in that lovely royal blue of Iceland.
It is 32 years since Wales last savoured a win over England but time has not dulled their memories of a sparkling night when Mark Hughes scored the only goal on his debut against Bo bby Robson's side. Sportsmail spoke to some of the game's key figures... IAN RUSH was capped 73 times by Wales, scoring a record 28 goals.
Hungary keeper Gabor Kiraly was not about to change the habit of a lifetime. The 40-year-old once again donned his lucky baggy grey tracksuit bottoms against Austria.
Thierry Henry believes Cristiano Ronaldo will bounce back from an 'off night' for Portugal after Euro 2016 minnows Iceland rescued a point from their opening Group F encounter in St Etienne.
The Southampton striker, who scored his side's second goal in the 2-0 opening victory over Belgium, injured his foot during the match and missed training the following morning.
Russia, whose fans fought pitched battles in Marseille with their English counterparts at the weekend, are due to play Slovakia on Wednesday in Lille, where Three Lions fans are also gathering.
Belgium were beaten 2-0 by Italy on Monday night and the fallout following that shock loss has included criticism of playmaker Eden Hazard, who O'Neill says is the best player in the world.
Jamie Vardy was seen preparing for England's Battle of Britain clash with Wales at Euro 2016 with a cocktail of nicotine and caffeine. The Footballer of the Year was pictured with the surprising mixture of stimulants en route to training here in Chantilly on Tuesday. He was carrying a tin of nicotine pouches in one hand and a can of Red Bull in the other. While Vardy has not committed a doping offence, both stimulants are listed on the World Anti-Doping Agency monitoring list as something being considered for the banned list if used in competition.
Ahead of the kick off for Euro 2016 Sportsmail has put together your ultimate interactive guide to the biggest European Championship ever. With team, fixture and venue information and a quiz.
Graziano Pelle capped a masterful display with a goal against Belgium as Italy got off to the perfect start at Euro 2016, and the striker's girlfriend was only too pleased to provide her own personal tribute. While most Azzurri fans were draped in hats and scarves with their traditional tricolore, there was no mistaking Pelle's girlfriend Viktoria Vargas, who arrived at the Stade des Lumieres in Lyon complete with a blow-up doll of her man.
Hungary claimed victory in the opening Group F match with a hard-fought win over Austria in Bordeaux on Tuesday courtesy of Adam Szalai's second-half strike.
Lukas Podolski was born in Poland but plays for Germany, and Thursday's match between the countries at the European Championship promises to be another emotional experience.
Never mind the nicotine and caffeine cocktail favoured by Jamie Vardy. England's players could probably use something stronger judging by the apparent anxiety around Gareth Bale.
The player I want to talk about is Jonny Williams. His performance for Wales against Slovakia was the best I have seen from him since I've come back to Crystal Palace.
In what should have been by far the toughest fixture for any big nation in the first round of games, Italy not only beat a Belgian side ranked highest in the tournament - they played them off the park.
MailOnline has teamed up with Icons to offer the chance of winning an adidas football signed by Wales star Gareth Bale and England midfielder Dele Alli.
Former Barcelona and Chelsea striker Samuel Eto'o got married on Tuesday to long-term girlfriend Georgette Tra Lou in a stunning ceremony. The ex-Cameroon international's wedding took place in Stezzano, Italy, as hundreds flocked to see Eto'o and his new wife outside the church. The 35-year-old, who spent two seasons in Serie A with Inter Milan before another spell with Sampdoria, was dressed in a sharp grey suit and arrived in a vintage car.
DOMINIC KING: A new era at Goodison Park can begin after Ronald Koeman was finally confirmed as Everton's manager. The Dutchman had enjoyed two excellent seasons with Southampton and would have had a European campaign on his agenda in the forthcoming campaign but he found it impossible to turn down the overtures of Everton's major investor Farhad Moshiri.
West Ham have agreed to sign Valencia winger Sofiane Feghouli on a three-year contract. The 26-year-old free agent had a lucrative offer from China, plus proposals from France and Spain but has been lured by the prospect of playing under Slaven Bilic at West Ham's new Olympic Stadium home. Sevilla, Villarreal, Inter Milan and Fenerbahce were all among the clubs who had sounded out his representatives but the exciting Algeria international has made his choice.
The Saints are on the lookout for a new boss after Koeman joined Everton and Portugal international Fonte says the club's board must be trusted to make the right choice.
CHARLES SALE: England assistant coach Gary Neville is expected to return to Sky Sports as a football pundit next season following an unsuccessful spell with Valencia.
The highly-rated Norwegian teenager was persuaded to sign for the Glasgow giants by former Parkhead boss Ronny Deila, but will now play under former Liverpool manager Rodgers.
Manchester United target Zlatan Ibrahimovic has been named in Sweden's provisional squad to take part at this summer's Rio Olympics, which runs from August 5-22.
Manchester City officials have told Ian Brown and co to put back their planned practice session until after the final bell has rung, with exams now taking place at East Manchester Academy.
Arsenal legend Robert Pires believes the club should take a risk and sign Jamie Vardy, as the Leicester City forward has all the qualities to be a success in north London.
Eduardo Vargas and Alexis Sanchez fired Chile through to the Copa America Centenario quarter-finals in a thrilling clash with Panama, despite Claudio Bravo's best efforts. The Barcelona goalkeeper and Chile captain made two horrendous errors for Miguel Camargo and Abdiel Arroyo's goals, but was helped out by his team's forwards, who finally showed up in this tournament. Sanchez and Vargas are the first Chile strikers to score at this Copa, netting two each at the Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia, with the only previous scorers Jose Fuenzalida and Arturo Vidal.
There was nothing but pride at stake for Uruguay as they beat Jamaica, but their two goals ensured they did not leave their trip to the United States empty handed. It took only 21 minutes for Abel Hernandez to send his nation on their way to their first victory at the Copa America Centenario, firing a shot into the back of the net.
RIK SHARMA IN USA answers the key questions after Brazil's shock defeat by Peru, from whether the coach, Dunga, will be forced out, to just what is going wrong with a once-great footballing nation.
The Selecao were eliminated from the tournament in the group stage after drawing with Ecuador and losing to Peru, either side of a 7-1 victory over Haiti, which proved irrelevant.
RIK SHARMA: Venezuela can't say they weren't warned. One minute before Jesus Corona jinked and jived before firing Mexico level, he showed just what he was capable of.
CHIEFS 40-7 WALES - NIK SIMON IN HAMILTON: History repeated itself in Hamilton as a Wales were humiliated by a Chiefs side short of 20 players to leave Warren Gatland staring at the possibility of a tour whitewash. The 'Welcome Home Warren' party turned into a night to forget for the local boy, who was a part of the Waikato side that famously beat Wales in 1988 and the Lions in 1992. Wales conceded six tries - taking their tally to a worrying 15 in three games - and scored just one to leave the All Blacks licking their lips ahead of the final two Tests.
Warren Gatland blasted his fringe players after the six-try defeat to the two-time Super Rugby champions. He was unimpressed his players did not push their claims for selection.
The England prop used Twitter to call Dwyer 'a w*****' in response to his claim that England tighthead Dan Cole scrummaged illegally in the first Test against the Wallabies last Saturday.
BRENDAN SMALL: CJ Stander will miss Ireland's second Test against South Africa after he was handed a one-game ban for the red card he was shown on Saturday.
David Haye made a pilgrimage to Muhammad Ali's former gym this week to pay his own respects to the boxing great. Earlier this year Haye launched a campaign to have the former heavyweight world champion awarded an Honorary Knighthood. And the Londoner will continue his fight despite Ali passing away aged 74.
Stan Wawrinka's search for a first grass-court title goes on after the Swiss second seed was knocked out in his opening match at the Aegon Championships. In a match which was repeatedly delayed by wet weather at London's Queen's Club, Spaniard Fernando Verdasco eventually triumphed 6-2, 7-6 (7-3) in one hour and 28 minutes. Despite his aggressive game, the closest Wawrinka has ever come to a trophy on grass was three years ago when he reached the final in s-Hertogenbosch in the Netherlands.
EXCLUSIVE BY LAWRENCE BOOTH: With the selectors set to call time on Nick Compton's faltering Test career, Borthwick, the next cab on the rank, has been revving up his engine.
Scotland flanker John Hardie believes Jamie Joseph, his former coach with the Highlanders, is the ideal man to build on Eddie Jones' success as Japan coach.
With the world's best golfers set to tee off in the US Open at Oakmont on Thursday, Sportsmail has teamed up with Golfbidder to offer the chance of winning a TaylorMade golf set worth over £1,800.
A doping scandal which could be the biggest ever will finally be exposed after a Spanish judge said bags of blood must be handed over to sports authorities.
Justin Rose admitted on Tuesday it had been a race against time to be fit to play in the US Open and a gamble to return on such a demanding layout as Oakmont.
Kyle Edmund claimed the most prestigious scalp of his career at Queen's Club on Wednesday when he defeated world No 18 Gilles Simon to make the second round of the Aegon Championships.
Sportsmail racing expert Robin Goodfellow gives his hottest selections ahead of Wednesday's meetings at Uttoxeter, Royal Ascot, Hamilton, Chelmsford City and Ripon.
Jockey Adam Kirby will never forget the opening day of Royal Ascot 2016 after being a winner in both the maternity ward and on the racecourse.
With Premier League clubs up and down the country hoping to strengthen their squad and offload dead wood, Sportsmail has every summer move covered with this handy guide.
Keep track of all the latest new Premier League strips released throughout the summer as Sportsmail brings you all the kits as they released and provides an overall rating too.
As domestic campaigns across Europe prepare to get rolling again with tours and local fixtures across the globe. Here are all the Premier League pre-season fixtures and results.
Gianluigi Buffon has been the rock at the heart of Italy defences for almost a quarter of a century. Even as a child, he looked a tough guy, destined for sporting stardom with a pedigree handed down by his athlete parents, weightlifter Adriano and discus-thrower Maria. He made his debut for Parma in 1995, by which time he had already earned age-group caps, winning the European U21 Championship in 1996 and making his senior Italy debut a year later.
ROB DRAPER: To be clear at the outset, part of me quite likes the fact that UEFA has threatened England with being kicked out of a tournament. If this doesn't concentrate the mind, nothing will.
If you want a midfield magician, a player who can effortlessly dictate the tempo of a game and cast spells all over the pitch, the only place you need to look is France.
When George Graham or Graham Taylor asked me to man-mark a rival player, all I could think of was: 'Why? Doesn't he think I can play?'
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