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View from the nan zone as England beat Switzerland18 hours agoBy Daz Hale,yunanistan ligi maç sonuçları BBC Radio WM • Clare Lissaman, BBC News, West MidlandsShareBBCSue was among residents at the retirement village who toasted England's success on Saturday Former professional footballer Garry Thompson met with residents of a retirement village as England secured a spot in the semi-finals of Euro 2024 after their nail-biting penalty shoot-out. BBC WM presenter Daz Hale went with the former Aston Villa and West Bromwich striker to watch the game at Lichfield's Beacon Park retirement village as part of the station's "watch-along" series. There were shouts of "come on son", "deep breaths" and "you must" as Trent Alexander-Arnold prepared to take the penalty which would win the match for England on Saturday. Cheers followed after the ball hit the back of the net. People at the Lichfield retirement village were among millions of people cheering England on Although Alan, who said he was a Scotland supporter, joked after England's quick equalizer against Switzerland he was "going to go to the dentist soon". Daz Hale and Thompson shared banter and football advice as they watched the match with residents at the village. Sue, who has lived there for three years, said it was a friendly place. "I didn't come down to socialise for three months, with illnesses and stuff, and when I came in everybody here was smiling and clapping like you belonged somewhere," she said.After the match went to penalties, Thompson shared how he had felt taking them at a high level in football. "I took two in my career and scored both of them although the manager of West Bromwich at the time, Ron Wylie, came down and screamed ‘not him he can't kick the ball straight’," he said.Garry Thompson shared his football knowledge and experience with people at the Lichfield site Elsewhere in Staffordshire, Stephen and his family from Cannock were among fans who gave their reaction to the BBC after the game. The big football fan said he had decorated the family's front room with England shirts when his wife went out. He told the BBC how he felt during the game, which he watched with many family members including his eldest brother and parents-in-law. "Just nerves and it is a good job my wife is a nurse because my heart was absolutely racing. "I was a bag of nerves and when that last penalty went in the whole house went up, it was amazing," he said. He praised the players and manager Gareth Southgate adding as Birmingham City fans "Bellingham has a close place in our hearts". "I think we will go on and win the whole thing, there's this different mindset with the England players now. They've got a winning mentality," Stephen added."We are getting the job done, we are winning games." Follow BBC Stoke & Staffordshire on Facebook, X and Instagram. Send your story ideas to: [email protected] stories England fans celebrate reaching Euro 2024 semi final'Magic moments and resilience can lead England to history''One of the world's best' - Saka's 'special' moment of redemptionStourbridge ready for Champions League finalCannockLichfieldRelatedMurdered student nurse was adored, says family4 days agoStoke & StaffordshireGang jailed over ram raid and robbery spree5 days agoEnglandMalnourished dogs locked in cages found during raid6 days agoEnglandMore2 days agoTory MP not surprised at heavy Conservative defeatSir Michael Fabricant lost his seat but says he hopes Lichfield 'remembers me with affection'.2 days agoStoke & Staffordshire3 days agoGrade II-listed hall's new windows and pool 'illegal'Enforcement notices have been served to stop all work at Swinfen Hall, council bosses confirm.3 days agoStoke & Staffordshire6 days agoSecond charity art trail elephant vandalisedThe hospice behind the fundraising project says it is lost for words at the latest sculpture damage.6 days agoStoke & Staffordshire7 days agoCharity elephant vandalised as arts trail begins More than 70 elephant sculptures, large and small, are "hidden" in three towns for the summer.7 days agoEngland28 Jun 2024Pop-up velodrome event returns this weekendPeople aged four and over will be able to try track cycling on the angled track, free of charge.28 Jun 2024Stoke & Staffordshire