Cristiano Ronaldo scored 2 goals at 41
Cristiano Ronaldo, aged 41, scored two goals at the 2026 World Cup against Uzbekistan and screamed 'I'm back!' at the camera as he walked off.
Snapshot · Parenting Hell with Rob Beckett and Josh Widdicombe
S12 EP50: My daughter broke her arm
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Jun 26, 2026
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Josh's Daughter Breaks Her Arm
At 16:50 · chapter starts 12:35
The big story of the week arrives: Josh's daughter broke her arm doing a cartwheel while Josh was away. Rose had to take her to hospital, where it turned out to be a proper break requiring a general anaesthetic to reset. She's now in a cast over the elbow — and has discovered she can write with her left hand, which Rob immediately connects to Shane Warne's legendary strong hands developing after a childhood leg injury. The anecdote expands into a surprisingly rich conversation about cricket, Josh's daughter bowling overarm at school, a disputed LBW call that Josh is still furious about, and a long riff on Tom Brady's appearance on Stick to Football, where his po-faced insistence on contact sports and managerial discomfort as virtues leaves both hosts cold. [1] — Josh Widdicombe "Josh Widdicombe's daughter broke her arm doing a cartwheel and had to go under general anaesthetic to have it reset. She took it like a cha…" 12:10
Ronaldo Screams 'I'm Back!' at 41 Against Uzbekistan
Cristiano Ronaldo scored twice for Portugal against Uzbekistan at the 2026 World Cup and screamed 'I'm back!' at the camera as he walked off. Rob is appalled — pointing out the opponent was Uzbekistan.
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