England Thread - 2023/24

[Phil1]

It shouldn’t be hard to get it right when designing a home England shirt in fairness.

 

[super_city_si]

If that’s the Euros kit it’s the best kit we’ve had in years and years.

Had some real tripe lately. The current one is the worst i think we've had in my lifetime

this one looks much better but is a bit USA at first glance

 

[Uncle Wally One Ball]

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Nice. Shades of 1986

 

[HelloCity]

Once the Euros is out the way and Southgate is gone, unless the stars align and there's someone special out there to appoint, I would give Lee Carsley a go. He's done great with the under 21's. Won the Euros with them and also plays positive, front foot football. In fact I think he's almost a certainty to get the job unless there's a Guardiola or a Klopp available which probably won't be the case if a new appointment will be made next summer.

Not sure on that one, mate!

 

[iTyler]

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Not crazy about the V neck, although it's certainly old school. But that's a stunner.

 

[iTyler]

Not sure on that one, mate!

It's a gamble but you can't argue with what he's done with an admittedly extremely talented under 21 side. Would rather him be given a chance then either Potter or Howe, who are two of the other strongest candidates.

 

[HelloCity]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/68196013

 

[Goater=Legend]

Guaranteed pick for the squad.

 

[TinFoilHat]

Guaranteed pick for the squad.

And the new rag/dipper super kids in for Foden/Grealish

 

[Boo or Boo-urns]

All because captain Harry McKane is such a wet blanket that Southgate relies on Jordan Pensioner to lead the English troops.