I've said for years England are the rags of international football, constantly riding their luck and scraping undeserved wins whilst looking "unconvincing" with the opposition looking the better side.
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Jude Bellingham
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Vienna_70
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And Sty hates the fact that only BBC and ITV can show the Euros.Haterz gonna hate ;-)
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If he was as good as being made out by you and a few others he’d be dictating the game to some degree not only contributing in the last second. This cunts hype is getting ridiculous now ffs.No, you're just choosing not to believe the evidence that's before your eyes. Ask yourself why the greatest manager in history wanted to sign him? Why did the biggest club in the world go balls deep for him at the age of 20? You're wilfully ignoring the fact he is an exceptional young footballer. His brilliant goal, in the dying embers of the game when the pressure was dialed up, has taken us to the quarter finals; so he's already contributed more than any other England player this tournament. Is he perfect? Is he fuck. But what midfielders are at the age of 21? Fucking hell, Zidane was in and out of the Bordeaux team at his age. Any deficiencies in his game will be dealt with as he gets older. He's already achieved more than most footballers will in their entire careers. Some on here were comparing him to Daniel Sturridge earlier, Daniel fucking Sturridge.
And yes, he's petulant. But some of the greatest players ever were petulant. I'm talking about his ability as a footballer. You and a few others have an irrational dislike of him, it's hard to fathom really.
inchy14
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Apart from his goal name one other thing he did yesterday, just one will do.You're right, it's not worth carrying on with the discussion. Because everything I've just posted is bang on.
And it's not a love letter, I just appreciate watching great players. The fact he's English makes it all the better.
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Fucking hell!Hahaha
Of course he did
It was more like a teenage temper tantrum
No player has not had a dip in form. I’ve read , on here, that Haaland should be dropped as he’s a liability ffs!!
Tbh Rodri is the only City player who has never really had a dip in form. Even KDB wasn’t his old self when coming back from his injury.
Stones , a fantastic footballer, has had his rocky spells and was nearly sold (if I remember correctly)
Kevin had to work his way back to match fitness, after being out for five months
He didn’t do badly at Newcastle, which wasn’t long after his return.
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can there not be a middle ground ever?
He comes across as a bit arrogant and dislikeable on the pitch, can sometimes be frustrating but also a very young talent that is having a great season and deserves plaudits for that goal which keeps us in the tournament?
He comes across as a bit arrogant and dislikeable on the pitch, can sometimes be frustrating but also a very young talent that is having a great season and deserves plaudits for that goal which keeps us in the tournament?
Middle ground makes him mediocre.can there not be a middle ground ever?
He comes across as a bit arrogant and dislikeable on the pitch, can sometimes be frustrating but also a very young talent that is having a great season and deserves plaudits for that goal which keeps us in the tournament?
I think my middle ground is pretty much as you state barring the great season. Trophy wise it’s been great but his own performances haven’t been standout since January.can there not be a middle ground ever?
He comes across as a bit arrogant and dislikeable on the pitch, can sometimes be frustrating but also a very young talent that is having a great season and deserves plaudits for that goal which keeps us in the tournament?
I’ve never really been one to think he isn’t a brilliant player just that we don’t see that brilliance anywhere near enough to warrant the adulation he receives and the ego that’s come with said adulation.
hilts
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Waved his arms at the paying England fansApart from his goal name one other thing he did yesterday, just one will do.
Pointed towards his cock
Dived in the penalty area
Didn't release the ball several times to players in a better position
Erm.............
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can there not be a middle ground ever?
He comes across as a bit arrogant and dislikeable on the pitch, can sometimes be frustrating but also a very young talent that is having a great season and deserves plaudits for that goal which keeps us in the tournament?
If it makes you happy - some who have watched him first hand playing for RM as well as these last 4 games aren't as arsed as you appear to be.
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