Akob Rees-Mogg When the England fever swept the House of Commons on Thursday, he tried John Barnes rap from World In Motion.
This Conservative Before praising “Mr. Southgate’s outstanding leadership”, the minister tried to play the 90 national anthems of the new order of Italy, which surprised members of Congress.
When Mr. Rees-Mogg sang and assured the speaker that there was a “hooligan” in the room, laughter came from the room.
Other councilors also quickly praised the boss of the Three Lions Corps, Gareth Southgate He helped England beat Denmark 2-1 on Wednesday.
England now hope to win their first major championship in 55 years when they chant on Sunday Italy For the European finals.
But Thangam Debbonaire, the leader of the Shadow House of Commons, took a moment to criticize the Prime Minister and suggested that he spend some time “studying at the Gareth Southgate Leadership Academy.”
Miss De Bonaire said that the England coach “inspires his players to become the best players and do it for their country. He supports their campaign for social and racial justice, and he persists in focusing even when criticized. For working hard, he inspired them to be kind in victory and learn from experience, and he correctly identified these values as patriotism.”
She added that the government should “respect” the England team by focusing on other British values such as international aid, NHS, environment and Covid public surveys.
Ms. Debbonaire added: “Compared with the Prime Minister, Gareth Southgate and the England team value hard work, discipline and preparation.
“The British people seem to appreciate these qualities, so for the sake of our country and the excellent people who live and work here, I hope the Prime Minister will spend some time in the Gareth Southgate Leadership School in the next few days. .
“The British people will ask themselves, who do they want to lead-do they want someone who works hard and focuses relentlessly on embodying British values, or do they want the current prime minister?”
Mr. Rees Mogg, the leader of the House of Commons, replied with his familiar protractor: “I think everyone is happy with the success of football. I think the route to be taken comes from Mr. Barnes.
“You have to persist and give, but do it at the right time.
“You can be slow or fast, but you have to reach the finish line.
“Mr. Speaker, I can assure you that we are not hooligans and this is not a football song.
“The three lions on my chest, I know we can’t go wrong.
“Or as another John said, John Dryden, because they can conquer people who believe they can.”
He added: “It was indeed the outstanding leadership of Mr. Southgate that led to such an outstanding victory over Denmark yesterday. Let us hope that it will be the same on Sunday.”
Earlier, when the Deputy Leader of the Labor Party Angela Rayner asked the Minister of the Cabinet Office, Michael Gove, “Football is indeed going home, but I also think the chicken’s home is for this. The government inhabits.”
