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And that's why Kane was as puzzling as anyone. It looked like he had never ever seen a ball before let alone kicked one. His shooting and crossing was appalling. I just didn't recognise the bloke who had looked so brilliant in the Premier.

Just says 'Well I never! Just checked the history books and found out that I am actually Welsh! '

Makes sense.

They do care, Stu, but not enough. I would never say they don't care. Look how much it meant to Wales last night. How many times have we seen England play with that kind of fight in a tournament?

Cheers! Enjoy Mamma Mia (if that is at all possible) ;)

Well, hope you knock them for 6 today. :)

I know. 9 of them in the Welsh squad were born in England.

Oh yeah, I forgot all the Welsh are English.

Filth? You smear the ball in excrement before each delivery?

My guess would be because he is Welsh and no-one likes the Welsh.

Batsman or bowler? Or wicket keeper?

Wouldn't go as far as that, but I would say they don't care enough. Against Iceland we seemed to approach the game as if it was a training exercise and we strolled around, even when the clock was ticking down. Lack of spirit and fight and they didn't care nearly enough. Wales played the game...

You too, Daz! Off to the Godiva Festival today. You?

Belgium are ranked the 2nd best team in the world. Wales beat Belgium. We beat Wales. England are the greatest team in the world.

I was thinking more in terms of come round to fix a fuse.

Wel, yr wyf byth ! Fi jyst gwirio y llyfrau hanes a dim ond darganfod fy mod mod mewn gwirionedd yn y Gymraeg !

Lindsay Lohan agrees to turn on Kettering's Christmas lights. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-northamptonshire-36682401

Just what sort of outcry do you think there would be if England picked Championship players! It would all be talk of how low England have fallen and the death of English football.

I think he was determined to play Rooney come what may (the Slovakia game apart when he of course rested players) and therefore felt he had to keep him in midfield if he had to play combinations of Kane, Vardy, Sturridge etc. up front. If we are to be a better team without Rooney then so be it...

Yep, exactly that. Though without the tea, sugar and milk of course.