We supply the tactics!Yes , quite enjoy watching england again , cant lie
Interested to see what happens against opposition a few levels up from the teams in this group mind.Yes , quite enjoy watching england again , cant lie
Ah sorry my bad
England are shit
With these potential 3am kick offs at the World Cup, are we doing the all dayer before or after the games?
"I got a bit of stick and I found it quite creative. It made me smile and this is how it has to be. It's British humour and I surely can take it. No harm done."
I agree. If we have to play them all at once, we’ll struggle.I definitely think we can win the World Cup next year.
As long as Germany, France, Italy, Brazil, Argentina, Spain, Portugal, The Netherlands and Belgium are all knocked out first
Something has definitely ‘clicked’ with the group since Serbia away. Even against Wales we blitzed them and were out of sight after 20m.Dare I say that 5th goal in the dying stages of a won game was City-esque...not stopped working hard to win the ball up the pitch and go for more goals.
The transition from SouthGOAT tedium to pass and move football hasn’t taken him long. Look forward to seeing it against top level opposition next.Something has definitely ‘clicked’ with the group since Serbia away. Even against Wales we blitzed them and were out of sight after 20m.
I’m looking forward to Tuchel experimenting with the squad. Right now, the only change to make is to get Bellingham or Foden in the team. Anderson probably isn’t
Saka, Gordon complemented each other and Kane v well. Bellingham.
The addition of speed has made the change - between Saka Gordon Eze and MaduekeThe transition from SouthGOAT tedium to pass and move football hasn’t taken him long. Look forward to seeing it against top level opposition next.
Qualifying is routine now, borderline a waste of time imo. Under Southgate, we broke England records for goals scored in qualification and so on.The transition from SouthGOAT tedium to pass and move football hasn’t taken him long. Look forward to seeing it against top level opposition next.
Then we need to get some friendlies in against much better opponents.Qualifying is routine now, borderline a waste of time imo. Under Southgate, we broke England records for goals scored in qualification and so on.
The best team we’ve played, Senegal (in terms of world ranking) and we got battered 3-1. That’s the best team pencilled in between now and the World Cup.
Ultimately, Tuchel’s tenure gets judged on 2-3 games from the quarter finals onwards.
Something has definitely ‘clicked’ with the group since Serbia away. Even against Wales we blitzed them and were out of sight after 20m.
I’m looking forward to Tuchel experimenting with the squad. Right now, the only change to make is to get Bellingham or Foden in the team. Anderson probably isn’t
Saka, Gordon complemented each other and Kane v well. Bellingham.
Japan and Uruguay apparentlyThen we need to get some friendlies in against much better opponents.
I can’t fathom the idea that we’ll get to a World Cup and not start either Foden, Bellingham or Palmer. One of them will start, Bellingham has X-Factor and the ‘clutch’ gene that you need to win a World Cup.Agree with the sentiment of finding a role for Bellingham or Foden, and generally not a fan of Rogers (At international level, that is) but his style of play also seemed to complement the attacking trio a lot more with his one-touch play. Tough one.
Japan and Uruguay apparently
Then we need to get some friendlies in against much better opponents.
Japan beat Brazil in a friendly yesterday.Japan and Uruguay apparently
He's a leader who has led England to failure in the past despite odds in their favour, no thank youHe’s good to have as a leader off the bench to see out games, tournemant football is slightly different where you need players with experience especially in the latter stages if you’re 1 goal up against say a Brazil or France
He’s a pensioner !He's a leader who has led England to failure in the past despite odds in their favour, no thank you
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