His decision making is ludicrous.
He's taken two unfit midfielders to the Euros in Henderson and Wilshere and then bizarrely decides to throw them into the starting team together.
He's taken just three central defenders meaning that if one gets injured, we only have Eric Dier as back up.
That would be fine if he had taken Danny Drinkwater to cover Dier but he didn't. Instead he has virtually told Drinkwater that regardless of how he performs, he'll never be considered an England player unless he leaves Leicester and took a player in Wilshere who has now played more minutes for England over the last 12 months than he has for his club. Anyone who actually wants England to do well must have shuddered when Gary Cahill went down injured last night.
He's completely stitched up Raheem Sterling. Everything good that England did for an hour against Russia involved Sterling. Yes he had a quieter end to that game after the creative midfielder was brought off and was poor in the first half against Wales but by leaving him and Kane out of the next game but allowing Kane the chance to redeem himself, he's shown no faith or loyalty to Sterling.
As mentioned above, if you want to use Rooney as the creative force in midfield, don't drag him off when we are dominating the game and then blame the other players on the pitch when it goes wrong.
Changing 6 starters for a group game that we need to win. It smacks of arrogance and we've paid the price. We could now meet Portugal instead of Northern Ireland or Albania. It's not as if we haven't been down this road before.
He got all excited when announcing he was taking 5 strikers because they were the players who would win games for us. Well they haven't exactly so far have they? We've scored 3 goals in 3 games against poor opposition and one of them was from a defensive midfielder.
He has an abysmal record in tournaments winning 3 of 10 games and the sooner he is sacked, the sooner England will be allowed to make use of the young talent that we currently have.
