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It does, gutted but there you go, we lost, got me health and plenty of Champagne
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To give her credit, she did say that Bale should've been rested in Wales' second game.
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Personally think we have the players & talent,whether we
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England have never beaten a top tier team on foreign soil.
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Whis next for the hot seat ??÷
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It’s a disgusting. stat that ibrahima
It’s actually mental Not a single win on foreign soil when it gets going properly |
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At least they got further than Belgium, Germany and Spain.
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No good des
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Mr Southgate is merely a safe-pair of hands. But, he's reached his professional utmost with England; England will never win anything with him as manager.
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England did all right tonight, they had a go but had a weak link when it really mattered.
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3-1 tobes, think i read that earlier. my mistake but the record is still poor.
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We have beaten Argentina on foreign soil in a World cup match however it was a group game when Beckham scored the penalty so i think you will find Argentina are a top tier team
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mm in a knock out tournament.
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How have they had a good tournament?
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sh it happens ,we looked the better team but its small margins and thats how it goes ....not as if we aint used to it..........euros next and we should have a big chance in that .
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simon jordan says whenever england meet a decent team who is nearly their equal, they lose and once again hes right
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england are a couple of good centre halves away from being a match for anyone.if we had the said centre halves we could drop one of the holding midfielders and play another flair player.geroud couldn't be stripped by mcguire or stones the only time france got a decent cross in
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Agreed Wallflower and when you look at the stats from after 66 of always losing in knock out games to the big boys its actually quite frightening that we are so ****
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56 years of failure since 66 a very sobering thought
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Giroud is at his best, magic world cup for him
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Get a better, more clued up manager who can retain Southgates team spirit.
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agree sick...best centre half on club form flown home early seems a lot going on with him or in his life unfortunately
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Got to laugh at these 'Saka is 21, Bellingham is 19 etc' threads.
This is as good as it gets boys. They aint getting any better |
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Morroco can beat top nations England can’t
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I've changed channel to watch "Not going Out" on Dave ja vu
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Please can we have a route to the final without coming up against any of the big boys like Brazil,Argentina,Germany,Italy,France in knock out matches
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Southgate - too nice, lacks winning instinct
Kane - diving cheat every game, karma just paid a visit Happy Days ![]() |
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In my opinion, this is the best England side since 1966, although football has moved an awful lot forwards since the mid 60's. We played very well this evening, after a slow start and lost to the current World Champions, its pointless to change a manager, because it would just mean us trying to find another English manager, who may not be as good, or a foreign manager, which we don't really want.
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Could Pickford have caught the Giroud shot which led to the corner for the goal?
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Pickford doesn't come for crosses.(not many, anyway)
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He saved in middle of goal and would not
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As I expected, it was decided by just a handful of key moments between 2 evenly matched sides. What tipped the balance for me was the amount of time that England spent disputing decisions by the officials. The first goal was due to the fact that England were distracted by what they thought was a foul. It is natural for a referee to be hostile to a team that are constantly in his face and complaining. Many teams do it and they usually get the worst of marginal decisions as the referee gets more and more hostile to them. Whether or not England had a case (and they probably did) is not the point. if you are thinking about a poor call by the ref you are not concentrating on the game. England are not usually the culprits in this and it was very disappointing that they were in the "hard done by" mindset for nearly all of the first half.
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Harry Kane is to enter a beauty contest, he is going as Miss Penalty
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Still can't believe Harry Kane missed that penalty, especially as he knows Lloris is gash at saving penalities. Even Messi misses penalties though. England were looking stronger than France in the 2nd half and French players celebration at the end suggest knew that was a big result. I'm certain they will beat Morocco in the semi-final.
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Harry Kane.
There hasnt a bigger diver in the EPL these past 7 or 8 years. He is the diver's diver. In fact in europe, only a Juventus era Paolo Dybala would come anywhere near him for his proclivity to win a pen. How utterly ironic that the spot kick has been his downfall. Liverpool fans, Arsenal fans, you know I am right. IF there has been one major failing with Southgate it has been his total faith in Kane. In all circumstances. Even when he is a marginal figure in the game. Contrast this with Sarina Wiegman. The woman brought in to get the Lionesses over the line. Finally. She had no truck with the bloated reputations of Ellen White and Fran Kirby and subbed them off. Regularly, around the hour mark. Kane, it is clear is not a no.9. He is a false 9. False 9s need options to work with them. That more often than not means pace. Last night Saka was the only option and he spent half his night looking after the left back. So that Kyle Walker could 'mark Mbappe out of the game'. As the pitiful English sports media would have it. What was needed last night was the pace of Rashford. An in form lightning quick forward. Instead England had 57% ball. Slow possession and all they could offer was going down for penalties. The supposed biased Ref gave them two and denied France at least one stonewaller. SOuthgate has hung his hat on Kane. Its clear he isnt going to change that. Any continuance of that policy has to be viewed as madness.. |