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Worst day in English history since last Friday.
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Yeah, rough few days.
Hodgson is such a copy-cat. He just Hexited. |
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Tbf it was rather expected imo .)
England NT can't perform even close to the level they should. Its been like this for as long as i can remember almost. |
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Terrible defending and terrible goaltending from England. Rooney was lousy. Same story over and over again.
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Rooney is one of the most overrated strikers i have ever seen |
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The resignation, of course, but i can't see how anyone really expected Iceland to win. Quote:
Hart; Walker, Cahill, Smalling, Rose; Alli, Dier (Wilshere), Rooney (Rashford); Sturridge, Kane, Sterling (Vardy). (Forster, Heaton, Clyne, Stones, Bertrand, Milner, Henderson, Lallana, Barkley). Hodgson. These England players were marginally OK: . |
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I donno what is worse, having top notch players and under performing at every juncture (viz. England) or having mediocre players who punch above their weight (e.g. U.S.) Looking forward to the post-mortem dissection on Match of the Day. I bet Rio Ferdinand is going to tear the team a new one. Last edited by echappist; 06-27-2016 at 04:44 PM. |
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I will be curious to see who ENG choose now. I think disasters like ENG are far worse. Indeed. Men in Blazers on Wednesday should be pretty interesting as well. Last edited by cadence90; 06-27-2016 at 04:50 PM. |
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Hodgson will lose his job, and deserves to, but the players need to lose theirs too. They never looked impressive and they never looked dangerous. They never looked hungry and the blame for that does not lay with the manager or the English FA.
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this MoTD recap is gonna be good. Lineker looks dejected, quipping, you (the audience) are sure suckers for punishment. One of the commentators remarked, in football and in finance, Sterling has to perform better
At least the Brits still have their sense of humor |
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"Iceland have more volcanoes than soccer players." Not quite right, Gary: Iceland's soccer players ARE volcanoes! Are you in the UK, echappist? I can't find any way to view MOTD in the US. |
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Just have to say, Sterling was bad for Liverpool, bad for Man City, and bad for England. He is fast but makes bad decisions, bad passes, and bad shots. That combo will never work, and he should not be on the national side. He is, at best, a late game sub when defenders are tired so maybe his speed is enough. Which is the role Man City eventually gave him. Starting him rather than Vardy, who is, um, fast AND has a great nose for goal, was really, really stupid.
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Very true.
I think both Rashford and Vardy should have played more than Rooney and Sterling. |
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as for my location. I'm in the colonies. VPN is your friend say what you want about the Brits, but BBC knows how to put on a TV program. I think i've really come to appreciate association football by watching MOTD. If i could pay for the TV license, I would (full disclosure, i'm a big Dr. Who fan). Quote:
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