Johnnythespider
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Another thing that bothers me about his thinking is a win tonight means he can rest players against Wales and give a game to others who might need a run out.
Showing it on the plane were they?That’s dog shit im so pissed off. Not THAT pissed off cause I’ve literally just landed in Hawaii but still
No stood in border control and baggage claim watching it missed the first 10 tho but sounds like for the bestShowing it on the plane were they?
They can do it for their clubs.One thing I always notice with England even when overall they play well is how laboured and hard work it seems for them to move the ball forward. Even the “lesser” sides seem to comfortably make the transition from defence to attack with pace and 2-3 touches. It seems that the things that I see foreign players do instinctively takes a huge amount of effort and concentration for English players.Is it because of how we still coach youngsters in this country? Is it because at club level one of the many foreign stars they have the luxury of being surrounded by does all that stuff? All I know is it’s been the same way for the 40 years I’ve watched them. English players all seem from the same mould, lots of huffing and puffing but never looks like we are about to repeatedly split open a defence
Even that half arsed gif is more threatening than we were tonight
Surrounded by foreign players.They can do it for their clubs.
They can do it for their clubs.
I agree. Wales aren't going to care if some of our first choice players end up getting a knock.Another thing that bothers me about his thinking is a win tonight means he can rest players against Wales and give a game to others who might need a run out.
Surrounded by foreign players.
We're going to try and camp in for a draw against a team that has to go for broke in its talisman's last World Cup and that always raises its game against England.I agree. Wales aren't going to care if some of our first choice players end up getting a knock.
Phil Foden is a genuine world class talent and he was left on the bench all game.That’s one of my theories, surrounded by foreign talent. Put them all together it’s a different story
Yep. What can possibly go wrong with that?We're going to try and camp in for a draw against a team that has to go for broke in its talisman's last World Cup and that always raises its game against England.
The lack of paragraphs hurt my head but they are more than capable than doing it. If we had conceded, I do believe they would have found those passes.One thing I always notice with England even when overall they play well is how laboured and hard work it seems for them to move the ball forward. Even the “lesser” sides seem to comfortably make the transition from defence to attack with pace and 2-3 touches. It seems that the things that I see foreign players do instinctively takes a huge amount of effort and concentration for English players.Is it because of how we still coach youngsters in this country? Is it because at club level one of the many foreign stars they have the luxury of being surrounded by does all that stuff? All I know is it’s been the same way for the 40 years I’ve watched them. English players all seem from the same mould, lots of huffing and puffing but never looks like we are about to repeatedly split open a defence
We didn't require world class talent to overcome the opposition tonight.Phil Foden is a genuine world class talent and he was left on the bench all game.
The lack of paragraphs hurt my head but they are more than capable than doing it. If we had conceded, I do believe they would have found those passes.
As England players they are weak mentally.
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No, the players are capable they're just playing in a very negative set up where the options just don't exist to move the ball forward that quickly, the full backs are level at best with the ball as the centre backs go forwardOne thing I always notice with England even when overall they play well is how laboured and hard work it seems for them to move the ball forward. Even the “lesser” sides seem to comfortably make the transition from defence to attack with pace and 2-3 touches. It seems that the things that I see foreign players do instinctively takes a huge amount of effort and concentration for English players.Is it because of how we still coach youngsters in this country? Is it because at club level one of the many foreign stars they have the luxury of being surrounded by does all that stuff? All I know is it’s been the same way for the 40 years I’ve watched them. English players all seem from the same mould, lots of huffing and puffing but never looks like we are about to repeatedly split open a defence
Who gets James Corden after this? That's the worst thing to come out of the result.
We could have been free of him, if we had won.
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One thing I always notice with England even when overall they play well is how laboured and hard work it seems for them to move the ball forward. Even the “lesser” sides seem to comfortably make the transition from defence to attack with pace and 2-3 touches. It seems that the things that I see foreign players do instinctively takes a huge amount of effort and concentration for English players.Is it because of how we still coach youngsters in this country? Is it because at club level one of the many foreign stars they have the luxury of being surrounded by does all that stuff? All I know is it’s been the same way for the 40 years I’ve watched them. English players all seem from the same mould, lots of huffing and puffing but never looks like we are about to repeatedly split open a defence
Kane drinking kool aid
Should have run a spell check first.
You could be risking a fatwah here.
I agree. In that game all England had to do was match the USA intensity (seen against wales) but we seemed to be intent to stand off. Why we didn't put their back two under I'll never know. Tim Ream wasn't convincing in the championship...City are almost all English players and do it brilliantly. I think it’s coaching.
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