mexico1970
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Carsley has made this team look exceptional, where waistcoat stifled it this team is flourishing.
Get fucking rid of Kane though.
Get fucking rid of Kane though.
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Ireland v England - Sat 7th Sept, 17:00 | Uefa Nations League
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69FACUPfinal
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Isn't it just!!! That last diagonal cross was a thing of beauty.... What an arse he is, can't abide him. Or Bellend.Tront's passing is world class tonight...
Played well and can only beat whats put in front of you but agree, this group for England is not much of a challenge, like us having a CL group with championship teams as oppositionWe've done well this 1st half, but let's be brutally honest, RoI are a bit shit.
super_city_si
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Exactly. I can still recall the Iceland game. And other games against shit that were dire and only saved by individual moments. nothing In the same continent as the second goal we scored today.The style of play is a long way away from Southgate's tactics, irrespective of the competition.
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Happy for Jack. That was a beautiful goal, and you really couldn't write it better with him and Rice's goal in Ireland. Haha.
I have no doubt there will be a lot of revisionism after the game about Phil and Walker playing so much when, in reality, Ireland is awful, and there's no pressure on the players currently. Hopefully, Lewis can come on in the second half.
I have no doubt there will be a lot of revisionism after the game about Phil and Walker playing so much when, in reality, Ireland is awful, and there's no pressure on the players currently. Hopefully, Lewis can come on in the second half.
Magicpole
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Steady.They make Scotland look like 70s Brazil.
ninjamonkey
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You have to caveat everything by firstly acknowledging the opposition are total garbage who couldn't even qualify for the euros, but that was a total chore to watch at least.
I'd be genuinely excited to see Phil playing in this kind of setup.
Just need somebody brave enough to recognise Kane needs to be dropped for the good of the team. The likes of foden, saka, Gordon, palmer, Bellingham, grealish and whoever else behind the striker would all benefit from a mobile pacy forward far more than Kane. Find a manager willing to make that bold call and we'll win something.
I'd be genuinely excited to see Phil playing in this kind of setup.
Just need somebody brave enough to recognise Kane needs to be dropped for the good of the team. The likes of foden, saka, Gordon, palmer, Bellingham, grealish and whoever else behind the striker would all benefit from a mobile pacy forward far more than Kane. Find a manager willing to make that bold call and we'll win something.
jimharri
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Won't be the first time. Or the last. Goes with the territory. Ask some of those who posted in the Rodri thread from two or three seasons back. We all make silly posts; all of us.This isn’t your proudest moment mate.
When England get battered by some dross in a qualifier in a few months this will come back to haunt you.
I'm With Stupid
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Wash your mouth out.He's not nearly as good, but Trent is like KDB: high risk, high reward. I have to say, his pass to Gordon leading up to Rice's goal was stunning.
discopop
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Better than they have been, still nowhere near the top teams.
True we won’t be meeting the likes of ROI and Scotland every time.