Shit manager I agree, but what teams have looked good this tournament? It seems to have become fashionable to slag England off these days
Italy have been the only team so far that I wouldn't want to play. Not saying that England will win by any means but nobody has stood outPoland, Italy and Croatia look good.
Germany, Spain and France will improve.
As seen today England struggle against well organised teams and would find it extremely difficult against NI, Iceland and Albania, never mind the big boys where they will see a lot less of the ball
It was all there to see the other week when England played a very average and aged Portugal
Rooney will get found out in th KO's
Seriously? England are going to get twatted by the first decent team they meet. This is Hodgson's third tournament in charge and he's still making it up as he goes along. Top the group and beat another wank team like Wales in the next round and this joker will still be leading us into the World Cup in two years' time. The mind boggles.
Wales? No way, very average team.
BBC ratings...although I agree with some...what a load of bollocks that shrek given motm (again)
Joe Hart (goalkeeper) - 4
Shocking attempt to keep out Gareth Bale's free-kick. Poor.
Kyle Walker (right-back) - 7
Excellent attacking option. He has made the right-back spot his own and played his part as the pressure grew.
Gary Cahill (centre-back) - 6
Almost scored a first-half goal and was comfortable when defensive work needed to be done.
Chris Smalling (centre-back) - 6
Had very few uncomfortable moments as Wales failed to gather any real attacking momentum.
Danny Rose (left-back) - 6
Some shaky moments but again was an attacking force after the break as England pressed.
Eric Dier (midfielder) - 7
Very solid presence in midfield. Looks right at home in the defensive holding role. Can improve his passing, though.
Dele Alli (midfielder) - 6
Determined but with little real impact. However, still a class act in the making. Must keep out of trouble.
Adam Lallana (midfielder) - 7
Creative, one of England's better players in that dreadful first half and warmly applauded by the fans when he was substituted.
Wayne Rooney (midfielder) - 8 - man of the match
England's best and most composed player again. Very consistent in the first two games of Euro 2016. Huge influence on the team.
Harry Kane (striker) - 4
Looks tired and off the pace after a long season. Place now surely at risk against Slovakia.
Raheem Sterling (striker) - 4
Missed an early chance and got worse after that with his confidence seemingly low. Hooked at half-time and rightly so.
Substitutes
Jamie Vardy (for Sterling, 45 minutes) - 7
Energetic and got the goal that brought England to life as they finally found some attacking impetus.
Daniel Sturridge (for Kane, 45 minutes) - 8
The match winner. Always willing to try things and has the talent to be a Euro 2016 star.
Marcus Rashford (for Lallana, 73 minutes) - 6
Fearless in his cameo and showed some lovely touches. A golden future.
To be fair, most of these I agree with, sterling and Kane were awful. Although a 4 for hart is harsh for one poor free kick; maybe should be a 5 or 6BBC ratings...although I agree with some...what a load of bollocks that shrek given motm (again)
Joe Hart (goalkeeper) - 4
Shocking attempt to keep out Gareth Bale's free-kick. Poor.
Kyle Walker (right-back) - 7
Excellent attacking option. He has made the right-back spot his own and played his part as the pressure grew.
Gary Cahill (centre-back) - 6
Almost scored a first-half goal and was comfortable when defensive work needed to be done.
Chris Smalling (centre-back) - 6
Had very few uncomfortable moments as Wales failed to gather any real attacking momentum.
Danny Rose (left-back) - 6
Some shaky moments but again was an attacking force after the break as England pressed.
Eric Dier (midfielder) - 7
Very solid presence in midfield. Looks right at home in the defensive holding role. Can improve his passing, though.
Dele Alli (midfielder) - 6
Determined but with little real impact. However, still a class act in the making. Must keep out of trouble.
Adam Lallana (midfielder) - 7
Creative, one of England's better players in that dreadful first half and warmly applauded by the fans when he was substituted.
Wayne Rooney (midfielder) - 8 - man of the match
England's best and most composed player again. Very consistent in the first two games of Euro 2016. Huge influence on the team.
Harry Kane (striker) - 4
Looks tired and off the pace after a long season. Place now surely at risk against Slovakia.
Raheem Sterling (striker) - 4
Missed an early chance and got worse after that with his confidence seemingly low. Hooked at half-time and rightly so.
Substitutes
Jamie Vardy (for Sterling, 45 minutes) - 7
Energetic and got the goal that brought England to life as they finally found some attacking impetus.
Daniel Sturridge (for Kane, 45 minutes) - 8
The match winner. Always willing to try things and has the talent to be a Euro 2016 star.
Marcus Rashford (for Lallana, 73 minutes) - 6
Fearless in his cameo and showed some lovely touches. A golden future.
BBC ratings...although I agree with some...what a load of bollocks that shrek given motm (again)
Joe Hart (goalkeeper) - 4
Shocking attempt to keep out Gareth Bale's free-kick. Poor.
Kyle Walker (right-back) - 7
Excellent attacking option. He has made the right-back spot his own and played his part as the pressure grew.
Gary Cahill (centre-back) - 6
Almost scored a first-half goal and was comfortable when defensive work needed to be done.
Chris Smalling (centre-back) - 6
Had very few uncomfortable moments as Wales failed to gather any real attacking momentum.
Danny Rose (left-back) - 6
Some shaky moments but again was an attacking force after the break as England pressed.
Eric Dier (midfielder) - 7
Very solid presence in midfield. Looks right at home in the defensive holding role. Can improve his passing, though.
Dele Alli (midfielder) - 6
Determined but with little real impact. However, still a class act in the making. Must keep out of trouble.
Adam Lallana (midfielder) - 7
Creative, one of England's better players in that dreadful first half and warmly applauded by the fans when he was substituted.
Wayne Rooney (midfielder) - 8 - man of the match
England's best and most composed player again. Very consistent in the first two games of Euro 2016. Huge influence on the team.
Harry Kane (striker) - 4
Looks tired and off the pace after a long season. Place now surely at risk against Slovakia.
Raheem Sterling (striker) - 4
Missed an early chance and got worse after that with his confidence seemingly low. Hooked at half-time and rightly so.
Substitutes
Jamie Vardy (for Sterling, 45 minutes) - 7
Energetic and got the goal that brought England to life as they finally found some attacking impetus.
Daniel Sturridge (for Kane, 45 minutes) - 8
The match winner. Always willing to try things and has the talent to be a Euro 2016 star.
Marcus Rashford (for Lallana, 73 minutes) - 6
Fearless in his cameo and showed some lovely touches. A golden future.
agree but what made me laugh was rashfords 17 minute cameo yet he has a golden future ffsWalker and Rose should be 1 or 2 points higher, Alli should be a 5, Rooney should be a 7.