Superb player. I would have loved him at City as I think he would have suited our style perfectly. His positioning at both ends and reading of the game is exceptional and so hard working. A great link between attack and defence. MOM by a mile tonight.I think he's been the best overall, he's done more than what his job really is.
Was against England as well for me.MOM by a mile tonight.
David Silva? Although he really didn't cement his place in that great Spanish side until Euro 2012.I thought they more lucky than brilliant, and Morocco unlucky.
I'd love a world cup winner in our team.
I meant current team to be fair.David Silva? Although he really didn't cement his place in that great Spanish side until Euro 2012.
In fairness mate they don’t have the squad or resources we do so that’s not really relevant.Annnnnnd that’s what happens in football
Moroccan fans won’t be on forums wanting the Manager out, debating what better tactics they should have played, what players should have played, where it wrong
They were much the better team
Didn’t take there chances
Been unlucky
And lost. That’s knockout football.
Hope Messi destroys them in the final
Ahh sorry. And I won't mention "He who shall not be Named" ....;)I meant current team to be fair.
Still traumatized, to be honest!!Not playing we didn't ;-)
I honestly can't think of another English coach who would have bettered or achieved the same as Southgate over the period of his tenure.
He suits international football and the associated part-time coaching role perfectly.
England have won nothing since 1966, and we were somewhat fortunate then. We've been largely anonymous at tournaments over the succeeding years other than a couple of close things.
As you say, it's an impossible job. Anyone who genuinely expects England to win a senior tournament is dreaming. Like him or not, compared to his predecessors, Southgate has done well.