Joe Hart: The Truth About England, Guardiola and Losing His Place at Man City

So I am just a young guy, happy guy from Shrewsbury who grew up playing football. I didn't play football for any other reason than I loved it. Loved it. And then also I'm a high-level goalkeeper who stands in goal for some serious teams, has some very important people look back and think, don't worry, Joe's taking care of it. And I love I love that as well.

And when you reflect on your England career, all all the times that we went out to tournaments. I've we just fell the wrong side of tight games at the tournament. See you later. Pack your bags, Ofsky. So the World Cup has started, and with it, of course, comes all kinds of questions that we always ask about England, about pressure, about tournament football, about how can we get over the line this time?

Maybe this is the year. Well, obviously here's hoping and I think those questions are something that few people know better than today's guest, Joe Hart. He was England's number one for over a decade, won two Premier Leagues at Manchester City, played in World Cups and Euros, and then when Pep Guardiola arrived at Manchester City, almost overnight, Joe had to realize that his face didn't fit, but he didn't crumble. Instead he rebuilt.

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