England v Scotland | Euro 2020 Group Stage

Mad Eyed Screamer said:
Coverage begins at 19:00 (BST) on ITV 1, presented by Mark Pougatch, analysis from Roy Keane, Ian Wright, Graeme Souness, Gary Neville and Scott Brown. Commentary from Sam Matterface, Lee Dixon and Ally McCoist

Shurely shum mishtake.
Where are the Cockney-ied women?? Has to be at least two of them there!
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There's bound to be a couple of screeching banshees now it's a Scotland game!
 
Magicpole said:
Sweaties? We are fucking gorgeous. I have a thong on right now and I'm not even going.
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They are intimidated by Gingers. Hence the name calling. Day walkers are the sexiest specimens on the planet.
 
Gabriel said:
Never understand why people get so worked up about commentators and analysis. I’d never turn up an hour before kick off to hear what someone else thinks I’ll see, and I wouldn’t wander over to the away end at half-time to ask the opposing fans for their perspective. Similarly, I can see what is happening in front of me so don’t need someone chirping in my ear, let alone two.

Talking of which, England by two.
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Was with you all the way there, until the last sentence obviously.
 
Magicpole said:
If we go with the same team, yes I do.
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I've seen you hope that Clarke should make wholesale changes, but we both know that his position is down to his success at Kilmarnock, which was predicated on keeping things tight and using a nucleus of dependable players to pinch the odd goal; he's simply not the type to divert from his playbook after one defeat. He had probably always penciled the England game as a draw at best, so I'd expect him to play a fairly stuffy side. However, there are too few good players and too many weak players for Scotland to win, and if the occasion got to some on Monday, the occasion of playing at Wembley might have an even worse effect.
 
Gabriel said:
I've seen you hope that Clarke should make wholesale changes, but we both know that his position is down to his success at Kilmarnock, which was predicated on keeping things tight and using a nucleus of dependable players to pinch the odd goal; he's simply not the type to divert from his playbook after one defeat. He had probably always penciled the England game as a draw at best, so I'd expect him to play a fairly stuffy side. However, there are too few good players and too many weak players for Scotland to win, and if the occasion got to some on Monday, the occasion of playing at Wembley might have an even worse effect.
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When you have very few technically gifted players, you build the team around them. You're bang on about Clarke. The Scottish Big Sam. It's all good though, my trench behind the couch is good to go.
 
I would start this team...

Pickford

Walker
Stones
Maguire
Chilwell

Mount
Phillips
Grealish

Sterling
Kane
Rashford
 
KentBlue said:
For me at least this tournament has been marred by the awful commentating and studio punditry. A game kicks off at 7pm but coverage starts at 6pm…why?
Why do we have to have an hour of the same old faces wheeling out the same old tired soundbytes before the game?
Ratboy Snivel sits there in the warmth and comfort of the tv studio and lectures a watching audience of perhaps millions and millions on what Roberto Mancini needs to do in order to win the game…absolutely incredible, absolutely mind-bendingly incredible! And Mark Pougach sits there nodding vigorously in agreement as if the rat-faced mutant had uttered something so deeply profound, something so wonderfully beneficial to the game of football, that we mere mortals are left wondering why the Sniveler isn’t being buried alive under the mountains of Nobel prizes he’s been awarded.

Ian Wright seems more interested in pursuing his Cockney ‘geezer about town’ persona than adding any kind of analysis to the game we’re watching, like he’s auditioning for a role in some upcoming tv drama starring Danny Dyer and ‘Twitcher’ Redknapp as a couple of lovely down-to-earth cockernee wide boys.
Meanwhile Roy (‘Fuck me! My bonce is suddenly the same size as Canterbury Cathedral and yet my body has seemingly been replaced by that of a banjo string) Keane is sitting there glowering and snarling at everyone as if he’s weighing up whether or not to just say: ‘Fuck this for a career choice, I’m going to allow my violent mood swings to have their day out in the sun and kick fuck out of that 2nd cameraman on the left, over there.’

And still Pougach sits there trying to convince everybody he’s on top of things by continuing to hang on to every word the Sniveler utters, but really all he’s doing is looking like fucking Danny DeVito’s ‘One Flew Over The Cuckoo’s Nest’ character: bewildered, confused, and looking like he hasn’t got a fucking clue what planet he’s currently co-existing on.
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But if you were Scottish you'd have to put up with all that and a shit goalie.
 
Magicpole said:
When you have very few technically gifted players, you build the team around them. You're bang on about Clarke. The Scottish Big Sam. It's all good though, my trench behind the couch is good to go.
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Scotland have three good players in Robertson, Tierney, and McGinn, but the others are too inconsistent or too young to make their mark this time. A recognized goal scorer continues to elude Scotland, but so too does pace, and at the international level that tends to be cruelly exposed.
Think you might need a dug out in your trench. ;-)
 
Do you guys think Scotland are better than Wales? would be an interesting game to see who is the second strongest home nation, imo
 
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