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ZEALOT
25 Jun 12 02:49
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says it how it is .

Alan Hansen is an absolute ass licker -   he knows england have been shyte but wont upset anybody -

He says at the end of the game that England have been average all tournament , so why , before the game did he say we'd win in 90 minutes when italy had drew with spain and croatia ?????

Alan you are pathetic Cry

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By:
The Bhoys
When: 25 Jun 12 10:00
agreed
By:
Over2.5
When: 25 Jun 12 10:07
legend
By:
raspberrybottom
When: 25 Jun 12 10:11
Hansen, Shearer and Lawrenson are so boring - but good at stating the bleedin' obvious....
By:
MARILYNMANSON
When: 25 Jun 12 10:14
Roy Cockkeane. Knows all about football, knows how to instill harmony in the camp, rumour has it he was on the titanic,
but left when he did not like the peas'......allegedly.
By:
mufc81
When: 25 Jun 12 10:18
is that comment supposed to be funny???? dont give up the day job.
By:
MARILYNMANSON
When: 25 Jun 12 10:20
Enlighten me.
By:
berto77
When: 25 Jun 12 10:21
Itv knocked spots off he lazy beeb in terms of punditry.
By:
donny osmond
When: 25 Jun 12 10:27
bbc had some good pundits

but hansen lorro and shearer need to go

lineker is wasted as a front man as he is
one of the better pundits
By:
berto77
When: 25 Jun 12 10:30
Agree with that donny.  The bbc's radio commentary and analysis is usually better than their tv output (except Alan green of course).
By:
johnnyrant
When: 25 Jun 12 10:39
Alan Green totally called things this morning regarding the England team. He offers far greater insight than we have heard from any Beeb panel at this tourno. It's an ex-players' club and they are mostly a patriotic embarrassment.
By:
donny osmond
When: 25 Jun 12 10:43
pity he didnt call it before the game


plenty aftertimers on here dont earn what he does ....
By:
johnnyrant
When: 25 Jun 12 10:44
He did call it beforehand.
By:
donny osmond
When: 25 Jun 12 10:48
hes paid to commentate, as he fails to do this , i dont listen to him
By:
All_The_Same_I_Saw_It_First
When: 25 Jun 12 10:49
5live have been far superior to the television.

Kick out Hansen and Shearer. Lawrenson can stay.

Graham Taylor called it before the tournament even began:

"England's rigid 4-4-2 formation concerns me. We need to have more flexibility. We didn't see the wide men come in, they stayed there. Against the very, very good national sides we would definitely be in trouble playing this way.

"If we do end up playing a 4-4-2 or a 4-4-1-1 and then don't have enough flexibility, then we won't succeed, either in the short term or the long term. You can have success playing with those formations but you need good movement for them to work.

"You will not succeed at international level unless you have some flexibility and movement.
By:
neill d
When: 25 Jun 12 10:56
To be fair, he just stated about England what to any objective observer with a knowledge of football would see as the blindingly obvious. If your midfield can't retain the ball, it it virtually impossible to win unless it is some kind of freak occurence a la Chelsea v Barca. He's hardly reinvented the wheel.
By:
neill d
When: 25 Jun 12 10:57
It has nothing to do with formation, it is to do with a lack of technique, he should have gotten on his knees and begged Scholes to come. Wilshire would also have added greatly as he can actually pass and retain the football.
By:
Darlo Bantam
When: 25 Jun 12 11:19
Best pundits for me are Roy Keane, Gareth Southgate, Gary Neville and Lee Dixon. Some of those on the Beeb have simply been there too long and need putting to roost.
By:
johnnyrant
When: 25 Jun 12 11:22
Scholes in his pomp was a quality Eng player but even in his pomp he was often asked to play out of position. Le Tournoi 1997 was a 'recent' high point of England football. We passed the ball fantastically with Scholes the fulcrum. But our media did what it always does, decided to flex its muscles and get rid of Hoddle.
By:
Darlo Bantam
When: 25 Jun 12 11:26
I can't remember why I watched back on some England games last week, but some of the football under Hoddle was head and shoulders the best we've played in 30 years, only matched by El Tel in Euro 96 and some of Bobby Robson's games.
By:
hitmanhearn
When: 25 Jun 12 11:31
Its staggering to me that the cream of our footballers cannot control,recive or pass the ball.Weve all played the game.Is it really that difficult? Personally i used to find it easy to pass from A to B. Our passing and ball control is shocking.
By:
johnnyrant
When: 25 Jun 12 11:32
correct Darlo - sickening that the Hoddle reign wasn't built upon as it should have been.
By:
hitmanhearn
When: 25 Jun 12 13:28
****s like Brian Woolnough saw to Hoddle,thought Keegan was a better bet.Laughable really.
By:
wigansteve
When: 25 Jun 12 14:11
It's laughable how thick Alan Shearer is. His comments are so obvious they are genuinely embarrassing at times. Keown is awful on the sideline, and Hansen is also poor, but is made to look good by the likes of Shearer and Keown. Keane is brilliant. He just says it how it is, and couldn't care less what people make if his views, which of course results in a great pundit.
By:
johnnyrant
When: 25 Jun 12 16:17
Surely this tourno has shown why the old-fashioned pundit panel of ex-players and dreadful commentators in the Tydesley/Pearce/Mowbray mould need to be ditched.

I'd rather see Alan Partridge commentating, and David Brent as a pundit - would be far more entertaining. We're an irreverent nation; high time we returned to an ironic approach to it all. Fantasy Football with Baddiel & Skinner is sorely missed too.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hzSQ3xgoh-w
By:
PHILthePOWER
When: 25 Jun 12 17:09
was Alan Shearer crying after the game? he looked in a right mess in the studio
By:
JC1326
When: 25 Jun 12 19:47

Graham Taylor called it before the tournament even began:

"England's rigid 4-4-2 formation concerns me. We need to have more flexibility. We didn't see the wide men come in, they stayed there. Against the very, very good national sides we would definitely be in trouble playing this way.

"If we do end up playing a 4-4-2 or a 4-4-1-1 and then don't have enough flexibility, then we won't succeed, either in the short term or the long term. You can have success playing with those formations but you need good movement for them to work.

"You will not succeed at international level unless you have some flexibility and movement.


Well, Taylor would know, what with the top international manager he was Laugh

By:
JC1326
When: 25 Jun 12 19:47
''Can we not knock it?!'' CrazyLaugh
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